作者：丁安 来源：原创 发布日期：08-21
A | TOKYO -- Japan’s government asked a court Friday to revoke the legal status of the Unification Church after an Education Ministry investigation concluded the group for decades has systematically manipulated its followers into donating money, sowing fear and harming their families.The request submitted to the Tokyo District Court asks for it to issue a dissolution order revoking the church's status as a religious organization. Education Ministry officials submitted 5,000 pieces of documents and evidence in cardboard boxes to the court to support its request. The process involves hearings and appeals from both sides and would take a while. If the order is approved and its legal status is stripped, the church could still operate but would lose its tax exemption privilege as a religious organization and would face financial setbacks.The request was made a day after Education Minister Masahito Moriyama announced a panel of experts had endorsed the revocation request based on the findings of the ministry's investigation into the church's fundraising tactics and other allegations. The Japan branch of the South Korea-based church, which officially calls itself the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, earlier condemned the government's decision.“It is our deepest regret that the Japanese government made the serious decision based on distorted information provided by a leftist lawyers’ group formed for the purpose of destroying our organization,” the church said in a statement late Thursday. “It will be a stain in Japan’s Constitutional history.”As part of the Education Ministry investigation, officials interviewed more than 170 people allegedly harmed by the church's fundraising tactics and other problems. The church failed to respond to dozens of questions during the seven inquiries, Moriyama said Thursday. The church tried to steer its followers’ decision-making, using manipulative tactics, making them buy expensive goods and donate beyond their financial ability and causing fear and harm to them and their families, Moriyama said Thursday. The tactics seriously deviated from the law on religious groups, in which the purpose of the churches’ legal status is to give people peace of mind, he said. “The activities are wrongful conducts under the Civil Code and their damages are immense.”The Agency for Cultural Affairs found 32 cases of civil lawsuits acknowledging damages totaling 2.2 billion yen ($14.7 million) for 169 people, while the amount of settlements reached in or outside court totaled 20.4 billion yen ($137 million) and involved 1,550 people, Moriyama said.Japan has in place hurdles for restraining religious activities due to lessons from the prewar and wartime oppression of freedom of religion and thought.The investigation followed months of public outrage and questions about the group’s fundraising and recruitment tactics after former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s assassination last year. The man accused of shooting Abe allegedly was motivated by the former prime minister’s links to the church that he blamed for bankrupting his family.Decades of cozy ties between the church and Japan’s governing Liberal Democratic Party were revealed since Abe's assassination and have eroded support for Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's government. Kishida told reporters Thursday that the government’s decision to seek the revocation order was made carefully based on facts and was not political, denying speculation it was intended to shore up dwindling public support.The Unification Church obtained legal status as a religious organization in Japan in 1968 amid an anti-communist movement supported by Abe’s grandfather, former Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi.The church has acknowledged excessive donations but says the problem has been mitigated for more than a decade. It also has pledged further reforms.Experts say Japanese followers are asked to pay for sins committed by their ancestors during Japan’s 1910-1945 colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula, and that the majority of the church’s worldwide funding comes from Japan.If the church's status is revoked, it would be the first under civil law. Two earlier cases involved criminal charges — the Aum Shinrikyo doomsday cult, which carried out a sarin nerve gas attack on the Tokyo subway, and the Myokakuji group, whose executives were convicted of fraud.。 导语 截至2024年底，我国60岁及以上人口已突破3.1亿，占总人口比重达22%，银发群体的精神文化需求日益凸显。2024年1月，国务院办公厅印发《关于发展银发经济增进老年人福祉的意见》——这是国家首个以“银发经济”命名的政策文件，明确提出“丰富老年文体服务”“建设国家老年大学，推动面向社会开放办学”。与此同时，中国银发经济市场规模在2024年已达8.3万亿元，老年兴趣教育作为其中一条快速增长赛道，预计2025年用户规模将达8620万人。
B | 从“老有所养”到“老有所学、老有所乐”，终身学习与文化养老，正成为越来越多银龄群体的主动选择。
C | 8月2日，“乐享人生”简橙音乐新课发布会暨Andy线下见面会在简知科技广州总部举行。来自内蒙古、宁夏、海南、福建等全国各地的学员专程赴穗，共同见证银龄音乐教育新篇章的开启。
D | 
新课启幕：终身学习点亮“第二人生”
简知科技创始人兼CEO谢冠鹏在致辞中表示，以科技创新推动终身学习是企业发展的重要使命。他鼓励学员把学习变成一种生活方式，在持续学习中开启人生新阶段。
E | 谢冠鹏同时介绍了与Andy老师的合作渊源，对其教育理念与专业素养给予高度评价。
简橙键盘乐项目负责人唐宗辽介绍了新课办学理念：以体系化教学替代碎片化学习，汇聚兼具专业造诣与教育情怀的师资，提供从学习到展示、线上到线下的全周期服务。他阐释了“学、展、游、演、用、伴”全周期音乐美育服务体系，并郑重承诺“五要五不做”——做科学系统、易学易懂、轻松有趣、持续迭代、坚持初心的课程;不做华而不实、晦涩难懂、虚假宣传、止步不前、夸大其词的内容，以诚信办学赢得长期信任。
名师签约：深耕陪伴式教学
发布会现场，简知科技创始人兼CEO谢冠鹏向Andy老师授予聘书，正式聘任其为简橙首席键盘乐导师。
F | 作为教育部音乐课程研发专家，Andy老师直陈当前互联网键盘乐教育现状与问题，反对速成式教学，提出音乐学习应回归音乐本身，即“play”(玩)。
G | 他认为，通过科学系统的方法，学习键盘乐应当是一件充满快乐的事。这一理念与简橙“科学专业教学+深度陪伴”的课程初心高度契合。Andy老师坦言，正是这份理念上的共鸣，成为双方携手的根本所在。
以琴会友：让热爱在现场相遇
活动现场，来自全国各地的数十位学员与Andy老师展开亲切交流，畅谈学琴初心与生活热爱，亦师亦友的真诚沟通让学员真切感受到银龄音乐教育的温度。 交流之后，音乐让现场真正“活”了起来。
H | Andy老师随机邀请学员报出一串数字，即兴创作将数字化为动人旋律，带领大家亲历一首歌曲从无到有的诞生过程;又邀请学员上台和弦同弹，让每个人亲身参与音乐创作。他深入浅出地传递要领，并表示：“音乐，一定要忘记模式化的乐理规则，要玩起来，让自己开心起来。”
学员展示环节，学员们主动带着精心准备的曲目登台，用琴声讲述自己的故事，并获得Andy老师的一对一现场点评，幽默风趣的教学方式引得现场笑声不断。在点歌伴奏互动环节，一曲《甜蜜蜜》引发全场大合唱，掌声、笑声、琴声交织。互动尾声，Andy老师耐心解答学员疑问，把专业知识与温暖鼓励一同传递。
聚力前行：以乐育人谱写新篇
近年来，银发群体精神文化需求日益增长，终身学习、文化养老成为积极应对人口老龄化的重要路径。简橙音乐表示，未来将继续深耕美育初心，以“专业头部师资、科学体系课程和陪伴式教学”赋能银发乐章，让音乐成为银龄群体充实精神世界、点亮美好生活的方式。乐享人生，琴键逐梦，简橙将与广大银龄学员一同出发。
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