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Posted in: Japanese celebrities urge young people to vote in general election See in context

Most of the actors in the video are probably people who have not voted.

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Posted in: LDP most popular; nearly 40% of voters undecided ahead of election See in context

NHK's latest poll

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20211018/k10013312331000.html

LDP 38.8

CDPJ 6.6

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Posted in: LDP most popular; nearly 40% of voters undecided ahead of election See in context

Unless an opposition party emerges that can be supported, there will be no change of government.

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Posted in: Opposition parties unite in bid to break LDP's grip on power See in context

In 2014, just like today, the LDP could pretty much ignore any opposition and do whatever it wanted. Yet it just "gave up?"

You can learn about the opinions of each party at the time on this page.

https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/1306/28/news149.html

All the opposition parties opposed the ban on the possession of child porno.

Did you know that lawyers were also opposed to penalizing the possession of child porno?

https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/1306/14/news041.html

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Posted in: Opposition parties unite in bid to break LDP's grip on power See in context

How could the opposition parties block anything? If such things are still legal it's because the government lacked the political will to ignore the opposition and take tough action.

When the possession of child porno was banned in Japan in 2014, there was a debate on whether to include comics in the ban.

The LDP aimed to include comics in the ban, but gave up due to opposition from the opposition parties.

The opposition parties also opposed making the possession of child porno illegal.

Taro Aso was proud to say that he took the lead in banning child porno.

Takaichi is also a leading politician advocating the banning of child porno comics.

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Posted in: In Tokyo court, 5 ask N Korea to pay for false 'paradise on Earth' promise See in context

Not all Koreans living in Japan have been forcibly brought to Japan.

For example, the grandfather of the founder of Softbank and the founder of Lotte were stowaways who came to Japan.

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Posted in: Opposition parties unite in bid to break LDP's grip on power See in context

The LDP tried to ban child po*no comics, but these opposition parties blocked it.

Because of this, child po*no comics are still legal today.

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Posted in: Kishida says only LDP capable of protecting Japan from security threats See in context

Can the Japanese Communist Party, which advocates the dismantling of the Self-Defense Forces, protect Japan?

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Posted in: Man arrested after fatally stabbing 3 people in Ehime See in context

Since there are three victims, there is almost a 100% chance that the killer will be sentenced to death.

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Posted in: New Zealand businessman jailed in Sydney for child abuse images See in context

Australia is famous for Peter Scully.

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Posted in: Main opposition party pledges to achieve growth by reducing inequality, poverty See in context

Even if the LDP's support falls, the government will not be replaced because the opposition will not be supported at all.

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Posted in: Japan's largest labor organization Rengo gets 1st female chief See in context

Rengo is an organization that supports CDPJ, but since it is an organization that is at odds with JCP, it criticizes CDPJ, which has expressed cooperation with JCP.

Of course, the new chief, Yoshino, has also criticized this cooperation.

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Posted in: Uniqlo outfits might become Saitama high school’s official uniforms See in context

Skirt uniforms are very attractive to female students.

Middle and high school girls go out on the town or to Disney with their uniforms on.

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Posted in: Uniqlo outfits might become Saitama high school’s official uniforms See in context

Foreigners who don't have a uniform culture wouldn't know how much having a uniform helps parents and children.

Abolishing seifuku would be painful for both parents and students because they would have to choose what to wear to come to school every day.

It costs more than buying uniforms because you have to buy a large amount of clothes.

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Posted in: Uniqlo outfits might become Saitama high school’s official uniforms See in context

School bags are durable enough that you can use the same one for six years in elementary school, so the price comparison is not bad.

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Posted in: Uniqlo outfits might become Saitama high school’s official uniforms See in context

Neither the old uniforms nor the Uniqlo uniforms are well designed at all, so either way, this school will not be a school with attractive uniforms.

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Posted in: Kishida becomes Japan's 100th prime minister See in context

100 th doesn't mean 100 people.

Mr. Kishida is the 64th person Prime Minister of Japan.

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Posted in: Kishida becomes Japan's 100th prime minister See in context

I think the first PM was 135 years ago. So he is the 100th PM, meaning a revolving door or it's like changing underwear.

Did you know that Abe was the 90th, 96th, 97th and 98th Prime Minister?

You don't seem to know how to count the prime ministers of Japan.

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Posted in: Kishida becomes Japan's 100th prime minister See in context

I am sick and tired of another Western slave regime.

I hope that an anti-American party like the CDPJ will come to power.

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Posted in: More than 1,000 Japanese firms, people named in 'Pandora Papers' See in context

It is interesting to see the comments that mistakenly believe that only Japanese companies are listed.

The names of famous corporate executives and famous politicians from around the world are also listed.

Former British Prime Minister Blair, for example.

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Posted in: 2 women in LDP party leadership race get mixed reactions See in context

Noda's husband is a former yakuza with multiple arrest records.

Unfortunately, such a person would not be supported by the people.

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Posted in: Kishida fills ruling party key posts with Abe allies See in context

In September, a CDPJ official was arrested for bothering a woman on a train, although the foreign media did not report it.

Kono was also revealed by a weekly magazine as the audio of him threatening a bureaucrat in September.

There is a lot of news that you can't get to know just by watching English news.

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Posted in: 2 women in LDP party leadership race get mixed reactions See in context

CDPJ's approval rating is only in the single digits.

This is proof that Japanese women are not interested in either same-sex marriage or surname separation.

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Posted in: Kishida fills ruling party key posts with Abe allies See in context

When DPJ was in power, the US media criticized the Japanese government for being too anti-American.

The Obama administration was also dismayed that "Hatoyama is loopy.

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Posted in: Kishida fills ruling party key posts with Abe allies See in context

The LDP, a Western slave party, would be an easy party for the US to handle.

Some members of the CDPJ claim that 9/11 was an American lie.

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Posted in: Kishida fills ruling party key posts with Abe allies See in context

The largest opposition party, the CDPJ, has a single-digit approval rating.

People who do not support the LDP also do not support the CDPJ.

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Posted in: 2 women in LDP party leadership race get mixed reactions See in context

She supports the imperial family’s male-only succession, and opposes same-sex marriage and a revision to the 19th-century civil law that could allow women to keep their maiden name.

In the first place, only a minority of Japanese women want to change that.

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Posted in: Kishida to become next PM after winning LDP leadership vote See in context

Kishida's desire to become a politician was caused by the racism he suffered as a child in the United States.

https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOUA248E50U1A920C2000000/

Fumio Kishida's aspiration to become a politician originated in New York, U.S.A., where he spent from the first to third grade of elementary school. Accompanying his father, a bureaucrat, on his assignment, he attended a local public elementary school.

When the class went on a field trip to the zoo, the teacher encouraged them to hold hands next to each other, but the white girl next to Mr. Kishida looked at him disapprovingly. She would not shake the hand I held out to her. It was the first time I experienced racism. When I understood the situation, I made up my mind. I want to end this absurdity.

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Posted in: Woman arrested after body of newborn boy flushed down toilet See in context

Is Penpanassak Supaporn a Japanese name?

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Posted in: Mother asks public for help in finding daughter missing since 2019 See in context

Arresting conspiracy theorists will not solve the problem.

The people who are slandering the mother believe that she is guilty.

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