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Followers of certain Korean man, an entrepreneur, proclaimed himself to be a messiah, messenger of Christ, though the newly founded religion has been viewed as separate from the more universally-accepted branches of Christianity. The English term “Moonies”, can be used pejoratively, or otherwise claimed proudly by it's members-followers. Practitioners of mass wedding, sometimes interracially, partner singlehandedly chosen by the leader himself. Politically, strongly opposed the left-leaning “communist”, that originate from the founder's opinion to the Korean war and separation of the both Koreas. Indirectly involved in the shooting of Japan's ex-Prime Minister Abe Shinzo. And backdoor-politics of Japan in general, which the Kishida administration of govt seek to cut ties after the incident, while pass bill to regulate donations/purchases of religious goods by force/mind control, after victimized ex-followers spoken out. A legal investigation currently ongoing to see if the group itself will lose its “religious corporation” status, which will prevent the group of taking fees from its members-followers, but could still be allowed to exist as solely organized movement. This marked the 2nd controversy surrounding topics of new religious movements in Japan, only after the Asahara Shoko-founded Aum Shinrikyo, the group responsible for the 1995's Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack, sending terrors across the nation in an otherwise rather peaceful postwar domestic scene of Japan.
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