They also said that Japan put into operation a new detective device which it set up in Aomori Prefecture to correctly detect nuclear tests of the DPRK.

We cannot repress disillusion at the reckless actions of those obsessed with hostility towards the DPRK.

Like a dog barking at the moon, Japan trumpeted about "nuclear test in the wake of missile launch" and "additional provocation", an issue the DPRK had not expected. Disgusting indeed is its behavior of cozying up to big countries.

Japan's humiliating and indiscreet racket over the "nuclear test" is nothing but a sordid action of those following the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK.

Peddling "nuclear and missile threats" from the DPRK, Japan eyes to raise its image in the international arena and create international environment and atmosphere favorable for its bid to turn Japan into a military giant and launch expansion overseas.

Japan faces too many troubles and urgent crisis at home to take issue with others.

The political situation of Japan in the face of a series of all sorts of crisis is like a house mourning a death.

A typical example is the nuclear management.

The problem of environment has gone beyond the danger line in the wake of Fukushima power plant accident.

Saitama Prefecture announced on May 11 that radioactive cesium surpassing the standard level was detected in a wild catfish from a river in the prefecture and urged anglers to stop catching wild catfish in the surrounding waters, defying disgrace.

Meanwhile, high concentration radioactive cesium was detected to the maximum level in moss and algae like materials collected in Edogawa District, Tokyo Metropolis, raising control problem.

No country in the world is as instable and chaotic as Japan as it is plagued with waves of conflicts between the ruling quarters and opposition camp and between factions over state administration.

All the disasters of Japan are attributable to the wrong policy of the authorities.

Righting such things only would keep the Japanese authorities very busy.

Japan would be well advised to correct its own chaotic home affairs rather than wasting time by finding fault with others.