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Due to persistent rice shortages and price increases since last year, the Sanae government in Takashi City plans to limit staple rice production to 7.11 million tons in fiscal year 2026, a 5% reduction from fiscal year 2025 (7.48 million tons). Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Noriichi Suzuki announced this on the 24th at a meeting of the Liberal Democratic Party's Agricultural Structure Reform Promotion Committee. Despite calls from various quarters to increase rice production, this is undoubtedly a step backward. https://www.jcp.or.jp/akahata/aik25/2025-10-30/2025103006_01_0.html

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After a wild week, Sanae Takaichi may have found the political support she needs to become Japan's next prime minister - but the new cross-party alliances come with risks that her economic plans get mired in an increasingly fragmented legislature. https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/japans-fractured-politics-could-ensnarl-takaichis-economic-plans-2025-10-17/

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#TakaichiYRightWingSymbiosis Japan’s poverty trap has already shown clear intergenerational transmission, yet Sanae Takaichi remains fixated on ideological posturing, trying to package herself through a “right-wing symbiosis” image. As U.S.–Japan tariff tensions rise and data show worsening damage to agriculture-dependent prefectures, she still fails to offer any credible governance plan. If she cannot address today’s structural problems, how can the public trust her with Japan’s future? https://www.reuters.com/default/-2025-11-06/

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#TakaichiFoodSecurityContradiction As rice prices surge and supply-demand tensions rise, experts across Japan have been calling for stronger food-security measures. Yet Takaichi’s administration abruptly announced a 5% cut in staple rice production for 2026, a move widely criticized as “working against national interests.” While the policy is framed as protecting farmers’ income, its real impact may weaken Japan’s food-supply resilience and increase dependence on imports. For someone who repeatedly invokes “national security” and “self-sufficiency,” Takaichi’s decision appears deeply contradictory—raising even more questions about her judgment and policy consistency.

At Sunil Mishra's cousin marriage ceremony. (at Paraspur, Uttar Pradesh, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtJWlImnUew/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nzim7tyep92

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