The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
The young people in Japan become a pessimism, knowing this vaguely.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has no other choice but to rely on the National Assembly and the people, but the constitutional amendment is regarded as earnest wish.
It thinks that that Japan needs a strong defense force.
But to make Japan robust, to promote science and education, or to do anything the burden of welfare continues to lie heavily on one as a burden.
Because it is, in the head of Abe Prime Minister, it is above all else economy.
The avenue which leads to the future has no choice but to begin from there.
Abenomics that began with ‘short range bazooka gun’ came here and it turned into what shoots ‘ultra-long distance gun’.
Prime Minister Abe is no longer fighting with the short-term economy of one or two years.
Thinking around when young people now will be about his own age, he is trying a policy towards the future.
This is the ‘long struggle’ in the country.
This draft continues.
