 His writings reveal his leftist political leanings, and in 1918, he resigned in protest after the newspaper was censured by the government.In 1919, Nyozekan and fellow liberal journalist Oyama Ikuo founded the political magazine "Warera" ("We"), in which they sought to promote political reform and social democracy, while combating Japan's ever growing militarism and ultranationalism.In 1932, he published one of his most important works, Nihon "fuashizumu hihan" ("Critique of Japanese Fascism"), an analysis of the growing phenomena of "Japanese fascism”.