Japan: Exposed

IF YOU READ THE BOOK YOU WILL SHAKE YOUR HEAD IN DISBELIEF. BUT THE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE EVIDENCE OF THE "COVERED UP" TRUTH


"Japan: Exposed" is a compelling read about how Japanese society really functions and how depraved the culture actually is.. This book contains extremely rare photographs 

that highlight how backward and alone Japanese society really is. The photographs are of "real" Japan showing scenes that you would not even expect to find in the third world 100 years ago. 

The exploitation of women and schoolgirls and the "salary" man by Japanese rules and depravity can not be seen in many countries in the world today let alone other G-7

member states. The age of sexual consent is 13 years old, which is regarded by most societies as Pedophilia. But Japanese businesses take full advantage of these young girls, using

provocatively sexily dressed young schoolgirls to advertise their products. In other G-7 countries most of these business directors would be in prison.


Most Westerners see Japan on tv but are only shown the exclusive shopping areas such as Ginza, or historical buildings such as temples

or the Imperial Palace. However most of Tokyo that we do not see on tv is a run down mess of poorly constructed narrow streets from hundreds of years ago and weakly built

houses that only last 40-50 years. Japan lives the lie by only allowing only certain articles and footage to hit the Western media. This book shows you what Japan is really like,

how unsafe the living conditions are and how the public suffers due to an endless string of incompetent governments.


The illusion of a hi-tech society could not be more inaccurate. Pollution and toxicity are rife and the facade of the Kyoto Accord is almost meaningless when you observe

how "poisonous" Japanese air, water and soil really are. 


The lies and deceit over the Fukushima earthquake show the total lack of care from the government. The Soviet Union took 1 day to evacuate Chernobyl area. Japan took weeks

to act on Fukushima. The totally nonchalant behaviour of the Japanese authorities means that school children playing basketball can get covered in asbestos dust when

the ball hits an antiquated area.


The utopian thought that most non-Japanese have that Japan is a "clean" place is again a total cover-up of the truth. Suburban Tokyo is covered in garbage and muck.

Due to the high cost of disposal household goods such as prams are even dumped from the side of Mount Fuji. But then Cover-ups are prevalent throughout Japanese

culture and society which have almost caused a subconscious ability to lie about almost everything to maintain harmony ("wa") in society and keep the poor Japanese public suffering.