1985年对日本新闻界来说,是忧虑多于喜悦的一年。忧虑多,首先是因为受到指责多。引起众怒的主要有三件事:其一,6月18日,以老年人为对象从事诈骗活动的丰田商事会长永野一男被刺身亡。被刺当时,现场有三十多名记者采访,没有一人上前阻拦。电视又将这些充满恐怖的刺杀经过播放出来。舆论哗然。“为什么没有人上前制止,只顾采访就算尽到记者职责了吗?”社会各界纷纷谴责。其二,8月12日,日航客机坠毁,五百二十人死亡,四人幸运生还。大难余生的人中有一个十二岁的小姑娘川上庆子,成为新闻记者追踪采访的主要对象。纠缠式的采访使川上庆子无法安心养病,学习和生活,引起社会强烈不满,纷纷 For the Japanese press in 1985, it was a year of more anxiety than joy. Worry more, first of all because of more blame. There are three main causes of outrage: first, on June 18, Toyota Chief Executive Tomo Nagino, who engaged in fraudulent activities for the elderly, was stabbed dead. Was stabbed at the scene, there are more than thirty reporters interviewed, no one approached blocking. The television broadcast these horrifying assassinations again. Uproar in public opinion. “Why did not anyone come to a stop, interviewed even fulfilled the responsibility of reporters?” All sectors of society have condemned. Second, on the 12th of December, Japan Airlines crashed with 500 passengers and killed four people. Among the survivors was a 12-year-old girl, Kawakami, who became the main target for journalists to track interviews. Tangled interviews made Kawakami Akiko unable to recuperate, learn and live in the community, arousing strong dissatisfaction in society