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防衛庁海幕広報に確認せり渋谷の大画面で水兵服の踊りと英語の歌で宣伝開始!
ロイターズは、「余りにも奇妙」(Oddly Enough)と題して報道。これがアメリカ人から届いた。
戦前はイギリスの東洋の番犬、今はアメリカの極東の基地、これが大日本の成れの果てなり。
ブヤに群れる日本の亡国的な若者の反応が、試されているのである。喝!
Oddly Enough - Reuters
Navy Sells Itself with Song and Dance Ad
Thu Feb 26, 8:05 AM ET
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Seven actors dressed as sailors strut across the deck of a ship singing "Nippon Seaman Ship, Seaman Ship, For Love...For Peace."
A revival of the disco group "Village People?"
No, a new commercial by Japan's navy aimed at boosting its popularity as the military embarks on a risky operation in Iraq (news - web sites) in which ground troops have grabbed most of the attention.
The ad begins with a close-up of the navy's rising sun ensign, then shows the singing sailors gyrating.
"I Love Japan, I Love Peace. The Maritime Self-Defense Force," says a voice-over at the end.
A spokesman for the Maritime Self-Defense Force (MSDF), as the navy is known, said some feared the ad might seem frivolous, but market research converted the naysayers.
"Awareness of the Self-Defense Forces...is growing along with the dispatch to Iraq," said Lieutenant Commander Akira Ohta.
"But how many are actually aware of the MSDF? There are a lot of young people and women who don't seem interested," he said, when asked to explain the reason for commercial. It will be aired from Monday on giant street screens in central Tokyo.
Army, air force and navy personnel are being dispatched to help rebuild Iraq in the Japanese military's biggest and most dangerous mission since World War II. Critics say the operation violates the nation's pacifist constitution.