Florence + the Machine - Shake It Out (Lyrics)
The following is a rough draft.
It is no exaggeration to say that Shinzo Abe's achievements and contributions to Japan and the world as a politician have been the greatest in the postwar era.
It is no exaggeration to say that his achievements and contributions to Japan and the world as a politician have been the greatest since World War II.
But it is except for the Japanese prosecutors, university professors, who receive high salaries and lifetime security from the Japanese people's taxes and those who make their living from the mass media such as Asahi, NHK, etc.
It was NHK news last night, of all places, and they were happily showing Kiyomi Tsujimoto pressuring former Prime Minister Abe to resign from the Diet.
It was back in the days when "It TV until morning" was at its peak.
The people running the real estate business I had chosen as my life's profession were undergoing unspeakable suffering.
In those days, I often drank alone at the ANA Hotel bar at the entrance to Kitashinchi.
It was a charming and relaxing bar.
I used to patronize it for drinking plenty of fresh juice & gin.
Twice I ran into Takano Hajime and Ozawa Ryoko, who were regulars at the show mentioned above, talking next to each other.
I still vividly remember the conversation content that I heard even though I didn't want to.
Both times it was about a collaboration among general contractors.
The other day, I saw Takano Hajime's name on the Twitter feed of Hiroshi Yamada, a member of the House of Councilors, for the first time in a long time. Mr. Yamada criticizes him with deep dismay for his comments that can only be described as a proxy for China.
The construction of the linear shinkansen, which most Japanese people have been eagerly awaited, is a rare and challenging project.
It is a complicated construction project that requires nothing but the technical skills of Japan's world-class super general contractors.
As I have already mentioned, I had tremendous doubts that the prosecutors began to search for them as soon as the project started.
That doubt was instantly cleared when I saw the name of Hajime Takano.
So, this is the guy. Takano Hajime and his team always talk about general contractor corruption.
It is the people in the Special Investigation Department who are connected to them.
The finishing touch is the unbelievable complicity of Shizuoka Prefecture Governor Kawakatsu, a rare pro-China politician.
In 2011, China took full advantage of the fact that Japan was under the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) administration to pull Japan down from being the world's leading nuclear power technology power and quickly became the world's leading nuclear power.
Not only nuclear power plants, but China is also stealing JR technology and has made it its national goal to be the first country in the world to commercialize a linear bullet train.
Due to Kawakatsu's quirks, the linear shinkansen process has been significantly delayed, and now there is no prospect.
It is no exaggeration to say that the politicians, who are merely prefectural governors, are agents of China. They are unable to do anything about the situation where Japan's national policy is stopped for China.
The prosecutor's office is doing nothing, and the mass media is saying nothing about a situation that is incredibly damaging to the national interest.
At my alma mater, Sendai-Daini High School, of which I am proud, I had 440 classmates.
They were all real elites. Not a single one of them was a failure.
They all followed the path of the elite and played a central role in Japan.
Until one becomes a member of society (until one gets a job), the family is like a roost for birds that return to the nest at dusk.
Birds do not have problems such as family discord.
But only humans live with various problems.
It is a severe problem for those who are intelligent and wise.
It is because, as Kazumi Takahashi, a brilliant man worthy of Kyoto University, once said, "The foundation of originality lies in diversity, and the foundation of diversity lies in homeostasis.
It is the reason why all the top professional athletes have routines as their homeostasis.
My alma mater's mentor stopped me in the hallway and said, "You should stay at Kyoto University. You have to stay at Kyoto University and carry that university on your shoulders.
Because the former president Yamagiwa, a certain Takagi, and others were living there, it was not a pity that I could not follow my teacher's instruction.
I did not stand on Kyoto University's back, but now I am carrying more than that.
I continue to write for the 120 million people of Japan and the world's 6.5 billion people.
There is a paid English software program that I have been using for some time.
Periodically, I receive something like a report of my performance.
There are several items.
Among the almost three million users, I am the best in all of them.
Some junior high school English teachers, university students, and other people who are in constant contact with English now say in unison, "I've been using Google Translate and dictionaries lately.
Recently, Google and Deepl's Japanese-to-English translation has gotten so much better.
I say, laughing without any pedantry.
I'm doing it as the world's best and heaviest user.
In July 2010, the Umeda-Kita Yard incident triggered me to start writing this column.
It is no surprise to anyone that this column has been getting about 30,000 searches and 3,000 visitors daily on goo, operated by a subsidiary of NTT.
However, as soon as I announced the publication decision from the hospital room on June 1, 2011, a man who stole more than 100 million money from our company started a reverse SEO attack on this column.
In 2012, after overcoming a life-threatening illness, I consulted a lawyer who was a former prosecutor, a man who hated computers and the Internet. Still, at first glance, he said, "This is terrible.
He named some of the penalties.
He said, "He defrauded you of a lot of money, and as a result, you had to spend a lot of money again to pay for a seven-month-long hospital stay. If I were to receive a formal request, I would have to pay an up-front fee of more than 500,000 yen, and I can't afford to pay that. You can file a complaint with the police all by yourself. I'll write you a letter, and you can do that.
It took the police for less than three years, but they investigated it as a criminal case and took it to the prosecutor's office.
The result, however, was as already mentioned.
They are leaving the evil in the streets.
But Shinzo Abe's case was leaked to the Yomiuri Shimbun and was widely reported.
The neglected scoundrel is now doing many reverse SEO attacks, dropping the number of searches for this column to a whopping 2,000.
He is creating fake pages for the title search of this column in google, collapsing the column to 8 or 10 pages or less.
If you search, you will see that it is clearly stating that what he is doing is against the law and should not be done.
However, both Google and the prosecutor's office have left it alone.
Chūō Shinkansen (linear motor car) construction has been halted, Shinzo Abe has been attacked, and Japan's national power has been weakened, and public opinion has been divided.
Is that the right attitude for a Japanese government official?
Is it a necessary organization for Japan?
The lawyer mentioned above, who is a former prosecutor, hates prosecutors for some reason.
He said, "In a society where career advancement is everything, only cases that can be convicted, 100% are filed.
That's why your case is unlikely from the start. Since you are now a writer, why don't you write about the prosecutors' great evil?"
As you know, I did not start writing for that purpose.
However, the state of the world is shifting, as the lawyer said.
This article continues.
The following is a rough draft.
It is no exaggeration to say that Shinzo Abe's achievements and contributions to Japan and the world as a politician have been the greatest in the postwar era.
It is no exaggeration to say that his achievements and contributions to Japan and the world as a politician have been the greatest since World War II.
But it is except for the Japanese prosecutors, university professors, who receive high salaries and lifetime security from the Japanese people's taxes and those who make their living from the mass media such as Asahi, NHK, etc.
It was NHK news last night, of all places, and they were happily showing Kiyomi Tsujimoto pressuring former Prime Minister Abe to resign from the Diet.
It was back in the days when "It TV until morning" was at its peak.
The people running the real estate business I had chosen as my life's profession were undergoing unspeakable suffering.
In those days, I often drank alone at the ANA Hotel bar at the entrance to Kitashinchi.
It was a charming and relaxing bar.
I used to patronize it for drinking plenty of fresh juice & gin.
Twice I ran into Takano Hajime and Ozawa Ryoko, who were regulars at the show mentioned above, talking next to each other.
I still vividly remember the conversation content that I heard even though I didn't want to.
Both times it was about a collaboration among general contractors.
The other day, I saw Takano Hajime's name on the Twitter feed of Hiroshi Yamada, a member of the House of Councilors, for the first time in a long time. Mr. Yamada criticizes him with deep dismay for his comments that can only be described as a proxy for China.
The construction of the linear shinkansen, which most Japanese people have been eagerly awaited, is a rare and challenging project.
It is a complicated construction project that requires nothing but the technical skills of Japan's world-class super general contractors.
As I have already mentioned, I had tremendous doubts that the prosecutors began to search for them as soon as the project started.
That doubt was instantly cleared when I saw the name of Hajime Takano.
So, this is the guy. Takano Hajime and his team always talk about general contractor corruption.
It is the people in the Special Investigation Department who are connected to them.
The finishing touch is the unbelievable complicity of Shizuoka Prefecture Governor Kawakatsu, a rare pro-China politician.
In 2011, China took full advantage of the fact that Japan was under the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) administration to pull Japan down from being the world's leading nuclear power technology power and quickly became the world's leading nuclear power.
Not only nuclear power plants, but China is also stealing JR technology and has made it its national goal to be the first country in the world to commercialize a linear bullet train.
Due to Kawakatsu's quirks, the linear shinkansen process has been significantly delayed, and now there is no prospect.
It is no exaggeration to say that the politicians, who are merely prefectural governors, are agents of China. They are unable to do anything about the situation where Japan's national policy is stopped for China.
The prosecutor's office is doing nothing, and the mass media is saying nothing about a situation that is incredibly damaging to the national interest.
At my alma mater, Sendai-Daini High School, of which I am proud, I had 440 classmates.
They were all real elites. Not a single one of them was a failure.
They all followed the path of the elite and played a central role in Japan.
Until one becomes a member of society (until one gets a job), the family is like a roost for birds that return to the nest at dusk.
Birds do not have problems such as family discord.
But only humans live with various problems.
It is a severe problem for those who are intelligent and wise.
It is because, as Kazumi Takahashi, a brilliant man worthy of Kyoto University, once said, "The foundation of originality lies in diversity, and the foundation of diversity lies in homeostasis.
It is the reason why all the top professional athletes have routines as their homeostasis.
My alma mater's mentor stopped me in the hallway and said, "You should stay at Kyoto University. You have to stay at Kyoto University and carry that university on your shoulders.
Because the former president Yamagiwa, a certain Takagi, and others were living there, it was not a pity that I could not follow my teacher's instruction.
I did not stand on Kyoto University's back, but now I am carrying more than that.
I continue to write for the 120 million people of Japan and the world's 6.5 billion people.
There is a paid English software program that I have been using for some time.
Periodically, I receive something like a report of my performance.
There are several items.
Among the almost three million users, I am the best in all of them.
Some junior high school English teachers, university students, and other people who are in constant contact with English now say in unison, "I've been using Google Translate and dictionaries lately.
Recently, Google and Deepl's Japanese-to-English translation has gotten so much better.
I say, laughing without any pedantry.
I'm doing it as the world's best and heaviest user.
In July 2010, the Umeda-Kita Yard incident triggered me to start writing this column.
It is no surprise to anyone that this column has been getting about 30,000 searches and 3,000 visitors daily on goo, operated by a subsidiary of NTT.
However, as soon as I announced the publication decision from the hospital room on June 1, 2011, a man who stole more than 100 million money from our company started a reverse SEO attack on this column.
In 2012, after overcoming a life-threatening illness, I consulted a lawyer who was a former prosecutor, a man who hated computers and the Internet. Still, at first glance, he said, "This is terrible.
He named some of the penalties.
He said, "He defrauded you of a lot of money, and as a result, you had to spend a lot of money again to pay for a seven-month-long hospital stay. If I were to receive a formal request, I would have to pay an up-front fee of more than 500,000 yen, and I can't afford to pay that. You can file a complaint with the police all by yourself. I'll write you a letter, and you can do that.
It took the police for less than three years, but they investigated it as a criminal case and took it to the prosecutor's office.
The result, however, was as already mentioned.
They are leaving the evil in the streets.
But Shinzo Abe's case was leaked to the Yomiuri Shimbun and was widely reported.
The neglected scoundrel is now doing many reverse SEO attacks, dropping the number of searches for this column to a whopping 2,000.
He is creating fake pages for the title search of this column in google, collapsing the column to 8 or 10 pages or less.
If you search, you will see that it is clearly stating that what he is doing is against the law and should not be done.
However, both Google and the prosecutor's office have left it alone.
Chūō Shinkansen (linear motor car) construction has been halted, Shinzo Abe has been attacked, and Japan's national power has been weakened, and public opinion has been divided.
Is that the right attitude for a Japanese government official?
Is it a necessary organization for Japan?
The lawyer mentioned above, who is a former prosecutor, hates prosecutors for some reason.
He said, "In a society where career advancement is everything, only cases that can be convicted, 100% are filed.
That's why your case is unlikely from the start. Since you are now a writer, why don't you write about the prosecutors' great evil?"
As you know, I did not start writing for that purpose.
However, the state of the world is shifting, as the lawyer said.
This article continues.
