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現在の秋田市にあった元龍角散支店のアカウントです。小林製薬は一族です
@fujiiyakuho
この必死さは完全に、東京龍角散や秋田県の美郷町の関係者を疑った方がいいですね。こういう人を使って、嫌がらせをしていると思われると完全なマイナス要素でしょう。 あきたいざたん、秋田イイモノの夫妻らが間違った情報の発信源だったのは明らかであり、彼らをかばう要素は何もないのですから。 x.com/fujiiyakuho/st…
What kind of trouble do you think the person who posted the following tweet had with the individuals mentioned in it?
The poster (
@fujiiyakuho
) appears to be in the middle of a personal/online feud or harassment dispute involving local Akita Prefecture figures, historical/local heritage claims, and possibly business/family legacy disputes tied to the Ryukakusan (龍角散) brand.
@fujiiyakuho
Context from the tweet and account:
  • The main post explicitly accuses the tagged individuals (and groups like わらび座/warabiza) of coordinated harassment ("嫌がらせ"), spreading misinformation ("間違った情報の発信源"), and being connected to "Tokyo Ryukakusan" or Akita entities (e.g., 美郷町/Misato town).
  • They frame it as suspicious behavior that looks desperate and damaging to those involved, urging followers to investigate the tagged accounts' networks ("フォロワーさんのフォロワーもチェック").
  • A quoted post by the same user complains about reduced visibility, spam reports, and low engagement on X, suggesting they feel throttled or targeted.
Broader picture from the account's recent activity:
  • This user is deeply fixated on Ryukakusan history — claiming roots in Akita (with branches in Tokyo), family ties (Fujii family), and connections to Kobayashi Pharmaceutical. Their bio and many posts repeat these claims like a signature.
  • They frequently post about being targeted:露骨なDMs (blatant DMs), blocks, fake information, and "suspicious" actors linked to local Akita groups or the brand's modern entities.
  • Other posts show paranoia about visibility drops, spam reports, and calls to investigate "関" (Seki?) and associates.
In short, the trouble seems to be a toxic mix of:
  • Ideological/historical disagreement — The poster believes certain local influencers, theater/cultural groups (わらび座), or heritage promoters are pushing incorrect narratives about Ryukakusan/Akita history and are covering for each other.
  • Perceived organized harassment — They think these people are actively trying to suppress their posts, reduce reach, send abusive DMs, or coordinate against them.
  • Possible real-world stakes — This could tie into local pride, tourism/heritage claims, family business legacy, or even minor commercial interests around the brand in Akita/Tokyo.
This is a classic pattern of an intense niche-history/identity dispute that has escalated into mutual accusations of bad-faith behavior and shadow campaigns on X. The poster comes across as highly motivated and convinced of a conspiracy against their version of events. The tagged individuals are likely locals or cultural figures in Akita who disagree with or are annoyed by the poster's repeated claims.