（日本語は後日追加します）
It’s been a while.
As you know, Yuriko Koike won this time. Zero achievement of manifests. Criminal of false academic statement for elections. No memorial letter sending for the victims of Kanto Massacre. Such a person.
I can’t decide which is even worse, Koike or Ishimaru, who turned out to be 2nd place. His measures against declining birthrate are polygamy and gene manipulation…. His manifest was to grant one million Japanese yen to the presidents of the student councils in Tokyo. I even doubt if he’s sane. My mother asked if he was like a power harassment bosses who I sometimes had to deal with at the previous company. However no, I’d like to add ‘incompetent’ on the top. He sounds like incompetent power harassment bosses I sometimes encountered.
However historically, as far as I know (since Ishihara), a person worthy of contempt had been elected for the Tokyo Governor. Unfortunately it reflects the level of Tokyo residents.
A regular friend of mine A, said that she could sense what kind of person Ishimaru was, just looking at his face. She said she felt sorry for his main supporter, young people, who had high hopes for him…. OK, I think I also have to be more generous. For me, those young people were perpetrators rather than victims. However, come to think of it, we all do stupid things when we are young. Youthful indiscretion. So rather than being irritated by young people, I should think that we adults must guide young people. Oh dear, it seems I can no longer regard myself as young person.
Having said that, today’s ‘time for that’
I went to early voting this time, as I knew would be in Kyoto on the election day. It was a trip via Gifu Prefecture. I went to our Tomo’s recital there. An old friend of mine Y-chan currently lives in Gifu, so this time, I asked her to the recital. It was nice meeting with her for the first time in two years or so, as well as being able to his beautiful music to her. She’s not very familiar with classical music, but she said she felt that her brain was happy listening to Tomoharu Ushida’s musci. There wasn’t much time for sightseeing, but had very nice ayu lunch! Next time, I should spend more time there, while she’s still there.
