百済の戦略：日本、朝鮮、中国の平和のための百済人

To supporters, supporters, and friends

"Baekje Principle

Welcome to the campaign page. This project is yours. This project is an opportunity to reconnect Japan with the historical reality and the will and spirit of the founding ancestors.

The publisher, which will support the establishment by purchasing books, will be incorporated in Fukuoka by Mr. Yoshiyuki Matsumura, a lawyer based in Fukuoka.

Why do you choose Fukuoka when more than 80% of publishers are in the metropolitan area?

This is the same question that the Fukuoka City Investment Commission asked when considering the business plan in 2019.

Below is my answer to that and why the committee members decided to accept the project.

I visited Fukuoka in 2008 and there is no doubt that Fukuoka is the perfect place for an ambitious project like this one. All under the patronage of Japan's founding ancestors, who left a rational and wise message that inspired my theory and the overall Japan-Africa reconnection program.

In 658 AD, after receiving calls for help from brothers on the continent who were attacked by China and Silla (Korea), Emperor Saimei (594-661) immediately established a military headquarters and became Hakata (ancient name in Fukuoka). Collected the Army and Navy. From there, a huge rescue military operation to the continent started. The operation lasted for 10 years, and the military fought up to 2,000 km from Baekje Maritime Affairs (now Japan). It was necessary to rescue the mainland of Baekje (now South Korea) from the ongoing genocide. At the same time, at the request of its ally Goguryeo (an ancestor of North Korea), which includes a significant portion of its current Chinese territory, it supplied troops and weapons to the collapsing Goguryeo kingdom.

Keep the following in mind: This publishing business is part of the application phase of the research program. Its purpose is, in part, to strongly reconnect Japan and Africa by publishing and disseminating African culture and history in Japan. Conversely, in Africa, we will disseminate Japan's worldview, ideas, and actions through books, public relations, and education.

My major at Sorbonne University was business management, economics, and commercial law in the first place. You can work in a wide range of industries, including the publishing industry. That's why I will be the president of a company in Fukuoka, developing and executing a business with the help of a team of creative and wonderful project managers.

Ironically, there are two subjects that can be said to be the origin of this research related to the history of Japan and Northeast Asia, but I did not study history or literature. However, this story will be on another occasion.