> Dear Mr.Young 
> I am very grateful to receive helpful tips from you. 
> From unknown reason now it takes quite a long time to access your site. It also seems to be impossible for me to download the files. 
> I am just an ordinary computer-user and unable to find solutions. 
> Mr. [Duncan] Campbell gave us an excellent presentation using many colorful slides. He is very friendly and joined the party held at
> "Izakaya" ( Japanese "sake" bar). 
> I think that the Japanese media will be astonished if the Washington Post or the AP deal with this matter. At present as I mentioned
> only two major newspapers Nikkei and Yomiuri reported the leaked name lists. Other newspapers may follow the topic. There is a
> strange tendency in the Japanese media that they will not follow news untill foreign authoritative media report it. 
> In my opinion this matter might lead to a diplomatic problem. 
> One of the reasons is that legal basis is not so clear about the liasion contact between PSIA and CIA. PSIA is based on "Subversive
> Activities Prevention Law" and this law does not clearly mention whether PSIA can send its members overseas. 
> In this case the partner is CIA and there is a natural question from civil people why PSIA have to have contacts with CIA ( In fact PSIA
> passes to CIA sensitive data about Japanese national elections. PSIA routinely investigate and predict the result of elections----this
> is also beyond the legal basis.) 
> The opposition party will have a lot of chance to attack the government. 
> In addition there is a rule in Japan that every foreign issues must finally be attributed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In this point of
> view I am very much interested in the process that the MOJ request FBI to urge Cryptome to delete the files. I imagine the MOFA
> must be irritated because the MOJ probably have direct contact with FBI. As a result the situation becomes more complicated and the
> problem has developed out of range of the problem about PSIA lists. Now it has wider significance ( that is because U.S major media
> followed the topic ). 
> It sounds a little bit exaggerated but I would say that not only the relation between CIA and PSIA but also the alliance between U.S. and
> Japan might be endangered. 
> CIA knows that I have spoken about the training course and its relation with PSIA. However untill now CIA and PSIA has ignored me
> probably because what I say or write is not so prevalent in Japan. Now that this becomes a major topic they may change their strategy
> and take severe legal action. It is also true of the National Police Agency. ( Please don't be afraid. That is what I am hoping for.) 
> Actually I have already broken the National Public Servant Law which prohibits ロリータicials and former ロリータicials from leaking the secret
> obtained from their job. Why am I not arrested yet? That is because once the problem is brought into courts they themselves have to
> submit evidence about the secrets and thus worsen the situation also for them. The provisions is virtually not effective. 
> The secrets includes PSIA's unlawful acitivities such as illegal accounts  civil rights invasion and so on. ( As I wrote I was arrested last
> year but from reasons above mentioned they prosecuted me for threatening a former co-worker not directly for breaking the National
> Public Servant Law. Their hidden intention is clear. I was arrested by Kanagawa Police after I pubished two books criticizing PSIA. At the
> same time PSIA was in delicate situation trying to pass the renewed "Subversive Activities Prevention Law. ) 
> I am not opposed to publicizing this E-mail account. 
> ( Attached Chinese charcter "”?“c?Y???Yg is one of my Japanese pseudonyms. Sorry for using a lot of pen names and e-mail
> accounts. I wrote a book using the name of "”?“c" but related persons know "handa" is "noda".) 
> Surely I wll inform you of what is happening around me but if something critical takes place I think it difficult for me to contact you. 
> About telephone I am not a fluent English speaker and it is especially difficult for me to exchange messages using telephone. 
> Both of us will be embarrassed I imagine. 
> The last part of this message is my PGP public key ( mail address ljoker@maa.spacetown.ne.jp will expire from August.) 
> I am not a FBI special agent and so you can freely use any part of this message if you think it worth publicizing it on Cryptome. 
> Best regards 
> Hironari Noda
> Ishi-sou B-tou 203 gou1-29-3wakamiyanakano-kutokyo165-0033
> Japan 03-5373-5698 
> ( On the name lists I wrote my name as "Takao Noda". It is another way of prounauncing the Chinese characters "?h¶". Even a
> Japanese cannot read this as "hironari". I did this in order to disguise as if someone besides me had leaked the documents.) 

it is a notice -- it is ！ヽ (`Д') NO notice 

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時12分39秒