Former Prime Minister Naoto Suga, "Hitler remarks," claims the freedom of remarks "I should myself"

　Former Prime Minister Naoto Kan, the constitutional Democratic Party, updated his official Twitter on the 25th.After tweeting on the 21st, "Reminiscent of a hitler," he accused the Japan Restoration Association, asking for an apology to the Constitutional Democratic Party.[Photo] Naoto Kan, who attends the "Minomonta Furuki Celebration", mentioned on Twitter about the Restoration protest and said, "My remark is not a statement instructed by the party.If you protest, you should do it for yourself. "Mr. Suga, not the individual, he was uncomfortable with the way of the restoration of protesting against the Constitutional Democratic Party."Japan shouldn't be a society where you can't express your thoughts."He insisted on freedom of his remarks, and was in the attitude that there was no problem with his post.To Mr. Suga's tweet, the Deputy Representative of the Japan Restoration Association, Hirofumi Yoshimura, said on the 24th that it would request an apology from the Constitutional Democratic Party.On the other hand, Seiji Osaka, the representative of the Constitutional Democratic Party, said on the 25th that "it is a personal remark, so it is not necessary to do anything as a party."(Yorozu -News Editorial Department)

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