This news reminds us that solar power has been chosen as an alternative energy source amid the power crisis in Myanmar during the civil war.

“It is not like we are using them for clean energy or for some environmental reasons. We are a country with civil war. We are just using them out of necessity,” said a resident in the Bago region.

War-torn Myanmar embraces solar to tackle power crisis | Reuters (2025-11-14)

This is a security issue, not a content issue.

There is nothing wrong with universities posting pornography.

This is evident from the fact that Japanese universities research traditional pornographic art from that country.

The article introduced by OP overlooks a crucial fact regarding the description of the event held at Yasukuni Shrine.

According to an official statement from The Pokémon Company, the event in question was organized by “an individual certified for the Pokémon Trading Card Game,” and the company stated that this was mistakenly posted on its official website due to insufficient verification.

イベント告知に関するお詫び｜株式会社ポケモン｜The Pokémon Company

This was therefore a prank perpetrated by a malicious individual. It is incorrect to assume this event was officially organized by The Pokémon Company.

Currently, in Japan, it is a major issue that her party’s video has been viewed 160 million times on YouTube. Of course, the majority of those views are thought to have been for advertising purposes.

She is a far-right politician who advocates “countermeasures against foreigners,” but she paid a large sum of money to Google, a foreign tech giant, to win the election.

At the very least, online election advertising will likely be an issue for discussion in the upcoming Diet session.