Soka Buddhist Altar Store Manager Live No. 58: Carry out political reform! In my opinion, this was an election with a good balance between the ruling and opposition parties.

The ruling party suffered a major defeat in the election! The aim is to "implement political reform!"

The current election situation for the House of Representatives has also seen the ruling party suffer a major defeat! However, this is my personal opinion, but I understand that the aim of this election was "political reform." Many speakers have been calling for various things before and after this election. Here are my personal thoughts on the matter.

We have entered an era in which both the ruling and opposition parties must work together to pursue the best policies for the Japanese people.

I am convinced that we are no longer in an era of party unity and party system as we have heard in the past, but rather an era in which both the ruling and opposition parties work together to do the best politics for the Japanese people. In that sense, I think that the recent major defeat of the LDP in particular should encourage all parties involved (winners, defeated candidates, staff, families, etc.) to come together in unity and discuss good policies to make Japan a better place, and to move in a positive direction with good politics.

What is politics for?

First of all, I would like everyone to return to their original intentions and ask themselves, "What is politics for?" If you think about things only in your own interest or the interest of your party, I would like you to take this opportunity to leave.

I won't pay a single penny of unnecessary tax!

I will not pay a single cent of unnecessary taxes! I want those who will do their utmost for the world and for Japan to thoroughly discuss and implement various good policies! Slow and steady wins! We must proceed steadily and steadily! We are entering an era in which we cannot afford to make any mistakes.