Chapter 329 – A Certain Day at the Girls’ School

About two weeks after returning to Japan from Manchuria, a strange incident occurred in Japan.

It was the incident that would later come to be known as the “Go-Stop Incident.” Around the time I returned home in late June, the affair was just beginning to escalate.

To be honest, it was an utterly tiresome incident, though the name faintly caught somewhere in my limited history buff knowledge. Since the military was involved, it was probably one of the warning signs leading toward militarism.

That said, because the incident took place in Osaka, the main reporting organization within the Ootori network was the Koukoku Newspaper, whose branch office serving as the center for the Keihanshin region was located in Kobe.

In the Tokyo area, they only reprinted those articles, but since traffic signals were involved, I had them explain traffic rules as well in