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Dear Nature & Science,
His Imperial Prince Hisahito, a member of the Imperial Family of Japan, published a peer-reviewed paper at the National Museum of Nature and Science entitled "Odonata Fauna of Akasaka Imperial Gardens, Tokyo: Diversity Sustained by Continuous Maintenance"(The so-called "Akasaka Dragonfly paper") :
https://www.kahaku.go.jp/research/publication/zoology/download/49_4/L_BNMNS_49-4_129.pdf
I sent you an email last August regarding the fraud in this paper. This is a follow-up.
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ã»In July of this year (2025), a member of the Japanese Society for Odonatology also confirmed the fabrication in the Akasaka Dragonfly paper and questioned the corresponding author, but received no response. He reported this to a YouTuber, who posted a video about it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B4Kp59q2Iw&t=168s
The video title is >Akasaka Dragonfly Paper! Co-author Dr. Takuya Kiyoshi completely ignores even expert inquiries! <
5:37 A member of the Japanese Society for Odonatology carefully read the paper and found that it "contains several clearly fabricated photographs."
7:30 "This photo is explained as the emergence of a Autumn darter. If it was an emergence, there should be an exuvia, but none are to be found. All that is present is exuvia from a different species of dragonfly, and it is quite old. The adult in the photo also emerged quite some time ago."
12:13 "These cannot be simple mistakes. I have no idea why these things happened or why they were left as they were. I sent an email to Takuya Kiyoshi, a member of the Japanese Society of Odonatology, a co-author and corresponding author of this paper, but have not received a reply."
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ã»Last year (2024), in February, I followed the proper procedure to report fraud to the National Museum of Nature and Science, but I never received a response, and when I inquired again in September, I was told that "after review, the report was rejected."
I wrote about the details of that incident here:
https://note.com/amerikawa/n/nbda1a13d8be1
https://note.com/amerikawa/n/n305107fc605b
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ã»The zoological reports that have been published by the National Museum of Nature and Science for 50 years are now on the path to being abandoned.
This is a report from someone:
The National Museum of Nature and Science has been publishing zoological reports (including dragonfly research) every three months for 50 years since 1975. But now, that has stopped.ãhttps://www.kahaku.go.jp/research/publication/zoology.html
I'm looking forward to the paper on "The Dragonfly Fauna of the Imperial Palace," in which Mr. Kiyoshi, co-author of the Akasaka dragonfly paper, and Prince Hisahito, participated in the research.ãhttps://news.ntv.co.jp/category/society/37f25aa5145045ad9ccb6bc004ba515e
By the way, since anything that Prince Akishino, Prince Hisahito's father, is involved in goes bankrupt or becomes ruins, we Japanese people call it the ``Akishino family's law of ruins.''
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>Of the more than 900 million yen in donations that were said to have been collected, perhaps 800 million yen was actually donated by a single individual in several installments using various routes and under various names. The individual then reneged on his promise to deposit the money, saying, "I've changed my mind. I'm withdrawing it!!"<
The Akasaka Dragonfly paper was published by the prestigious National Museum of Nature and Science, and that was all well and good, but the paper itself was so completely absurd and full of fraud that Prince Hisahito was not even able to get recommended admission to the University of Tokyo.
As Etcetera Japan wrote, I can picture Prince Hisahito's parents telling the museum they would no longer donate.
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ã»The petition on Change.org was deleted due to pressure from someone.
In my last email, I wrote about a petition campaign opposing Prince Hisahito's abuse of the University of Tokyo's recommendation admissions system, but the link is no longer available. The petition page has been deleted after Change.org made unworkable demands.
The creators of the petition had anticipated this crackdown on free speech and have once again collected signatures through VoiceïŒ
https://voice.charity/events/2212
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