Reserve Blue Ribbon Association
予備役ブルーリボンの会は自衛官OB、即応予備自衛官、予備自衛官、予備自衛官補（以下 予備自衛官とまとめる）から構成される純粋な民間団体。北朝鮮人権法の趣旨をふまえ、拉致問題に関する自衛隊内外への啓発活動を行うとともに、拉致被害者救出のために貢献することを目的としている。
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A members-only blog page where former and reserve Self-Defense Force members share their honest opinions.
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Previous activities strongly suggest abduction. Interview with the parents of missing person Rumi Uemura, Mr. and Mrs. Uemura. By Yasushi Koyashiki and Takeo Kimura.
YouTube Press Conference: Grant the Self-Defense Forces the task of rescuing abduction victims! Kazuhiro Araki, Nami Katsuragi, Taiki Iizuka
Purpose of establishment
What should we protect?
Kazuhiro Araki, Representative of the Reserve Blue Ribbon Association
The term "Self-Defense Forces" often overlooks its true nature, but what the "military" is supposed to protect is the nation, and not just the present, but the nation of Japan that has continued uninterrupted from the past to the future. Although we are currently civilians, as those who have been involved in "military service" in the past... ( See more )
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Rebra and his suspicious friends
We'll be inviting various guests (or perhaps some shady characters?) to share their stories.
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Signatures from former and reserve Self-Defense Forces personnel calling for the use of the Self-Defense Forces in the rescue of abduction victims
The Constitution clearly states that "sovereignty resides in the people," and we believe that the North Korean government's actions against the people constitute a direct use of force against sovereignty and the people, and that the use of force within our territory constitutes aggression.
Despite these facts being internationally acknowledged, the Self-Defense Forces have never been used to rescue abduction victims. The Self-Defense Forces have a wide range of capabilities, from intelligence gathering to the protection and transportation of Japanese citizens, and if the abduction issue is a top priority for national policy, then utilizing the Self-Defense Forces is only natural. We demand a decisive action from the government and the prompt establishment of relevant legislation.
June 16, 2018
Those who signed
Signatures from the general public
*All signatories are former Self-Defense Force personnel, current or former Reserve Self-Defense Force personnel, Ready Reserve Self-Defense Force personnel, and Reserve Self-Defense Force candidate personnel, regardless of whether they are members or not of the Reserve Blue Ribbon Association. Signatures will continue to be collected.
*The ranks listed are either the rank at the time of retirement from active duty or the rank currently held as a reserve member of the Self-Defense Forces.
*Skilled = Reserve Self-Defense Force personnel recruited through skills recruitment General = Reserve Self-Defense Force personnel recruited through general recruitment
Please download and print the signature form here .
Send to: FAX 03-5684-5059
Mail: c/o Araki Office, 2-3-8-301 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0004, Japan, Reserve Blue Ribbon Association
contact address
2-3-8-301 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
090-8517-9601
Organization and Membership
Organizational chart of the Reserve Blue Ribbon Association
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Request for Donations
There are no longer many ways to change Japan. We cannot fight together. However, if you wish to support us, we would greatly appreciate your cooperation.
Subscriber name: "Reserve Blue Ribbon Association"
Postal money order account: 00110-5-762971
Bank Name: Japan Post Bank Financial Institution Code: 9900 Branch Number: 019 Current Account Branch Name: 019 Branch
Account number: 0762971Representative: Kazuhiro Araki
To: Reserve Blue Ribbon Association Secretariat Address: Room 301, Dai-6 Matsuya Building, 2-3-8 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0004, Japan (c/o Araki Office)
TEL & FAX: 03-5842-2681
Email address: info@yobieki-br.jp