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"ohanami"

I ate lunch with a friend under a cherry blossom tree.

Cute Blitz was with us too.

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It’s sunny in Japan today.

But there’s no doubt that our daily lives are falling apart.

Japan relies on imports to survive. The government has completely given up on nurturing the country from within.

Many Japanese citizens turn a blind eye to reality and don’t even bother to vote.

This is because, day in and day out, many people work for low wages and are completely exhausted.

We no longer even consider the frequently changing prime ministers to be our representatives, and the whole of Japan seems to be suffering from depression.

Even though no one in the public supports war, Prime Minister Takaichi is acting as Trump’s yes-man.

The current prime minister says he wants to amend the Constitution.

He casually gives away huge sums of money to other countries.

And yet, the public is suffering deeply from the gap between rising prices and stagnant wages.

People are on the verge of being unable to pay their electricity and gas bills.

Today, news was released announcing plans to explore a joint venture with the U.S. to research and mine rare earths in Japanese territorial waters.

Yesterday, the Japanese Prime Minister announced he would miss a meeting with ambassadors from Middle Eastern countries stationed in Japan, citing a cold.

According to the doctor’s assessment, it was due to lack of sleep.

The Chief Cabinet Secretary is scheduled to attend in his place.

The other day, the Prime Minister exchanged views with the chairman of Palantir. Seriously?

It’s pathetic.

Prime Minister Takaichi said in her inaugural address, “I will work, work, work, work, and work.”

I didn’t think that speech was good at all, though.

She doesn’t seem to know that working to enrich one’s life is important.

She doesn’t seem to know that maintaining one’s health and making calm judgments is important.

What’s the point of having so many ministers and Diet members?

Japan, once a nation of skilled workers, is truly falling apart.

How can a Japan that’s broke and depressed be saved? Is there even a “national doctor”?

By the way, the ruling party is also trying to dismantle Japan’s health insurance system.

What a joke.

This is bad.

Translated with DeepL.com

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I have bloody stool!!

blood……

I'm not drinking enough water:(

need to drink a lot of water.

My tummy hurts><、

I hate war.

There is no justice in any war.

The townspeople are sacrificed and those in power only benefit.

I hate war.

We enjoy entertainment works such as Hazbin Hotel and Gintama, which resist politics and power and portray the nobility of individuals, families, and the way one lives.

However, real war is completely unnecessary.

I am strongly opposed to the reckless increase in weapons for the purposes of deterrence and defense. I believe that the goal is to establish defensive methods that do not rely on weapons, and that even if the number of weapons temporarily increases, it is necessary to clearly state in advance that this will reduce the total number of weapons in the world in the future and create peace for people.

In order to preserve culture, and to utilize and protect what we have learned from culture.

#japanese politics

On the 24th, the Japanese government strongly protested against the Chinese Ministry of Commerce's announcement of a ban on the export of dual-use goods to Japan, and demanded that the ban be withdrawn. This measure is seen as part of China's economic intimidation in response to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks about a Taiwan emergency, and the government is rushing to examine the content and impact of the measure.

I do not support this policy of the Japanese government. I am convinced that any weapons production will spark the loss of the peace that Japan has protected and will encourage all kinds of war.

#japanese politics