Japan is finished. What am I going to do now? There is no point in writing this column. What will I do for the rest of my life but live for myself?

The following is an entirely rough draft but an essential paper for the Conservative Party of Japan and the nation of Japan.

It was yesterday's fine weather and high temperatures.
I knew from the beginning that this was not good for us.
As usual, I headed to Kyoto to photograph flowers and butterflies.
Omission
In effect, it was a victory.
The following is the reason why we lost.
Meager turnout.
One of the reasons for this, too, is that it was partly due to the unbelievably lousy TV Asahi news program I first watched last night at 9:00 pm and learned of its terrible coverage.

It is clear that the largest turnout at the last public declaration on 4/27 was for Kaori Iiyama's Conservative Party of Japan campaign.
TV Asahi, however, completely ignored this fact and instead flatly lied to the public, claiming that the largest turnout was for the public declarations of the candidates of either Ototake or Rikken.
The images of the overwhelming number of police and other people gathered seem to be trying to capture a small audience.
I was stunned when I first encountered the reality that the current Japanese TV stations' reports were full of lies.

It was revealed in full force and in no uncertain terms that their enemy was Ms. Akari Iiyama and the Conservative Party of Japan.

China has wholly entrapped the Japanese mass media.
As a viewer, I learned for the first time that China's manipulation of the news production of each TV station has been a complete success (and has ended).

But that is not all.
A young couple who looked like they were related to the Soka Gakkai was put on the screen for what they called a street interview and made to say gibberish such as, "We are trying to vote correctly (seriously), but there is not a single candidate we want to vote for."
Japan would have no future if TV stations were left in this state.
As soon as I saw this, and for a while afterward, I was gripped by an unprecedented feeling of gloom.
Japan is finished.
What am I going to do now?
There is no point in writing this column.
What will I do for the rest of my life but live for myself?

I thought so because even the results of the vote count for Tokyo's 15th district, a crucial election for Japan, should have been reported.
Even YouTube did so.
Only the channel of the monthly magazine "Hanada" was broadcasting live.
Two unfamiliar women were on the show, and for a moment, I didn't understand what they meant.
After a while, I remembered seeing one of the women somewhere.
What! It was Ms. Kanna Fuji!
Aha, so she was also supporting the Conservative Party of Japan.

However, the vote count needed to be accurately reported.
It was only late at night when the vote count finally appeared on YouTube.
The gloomy feeling of despair I had felt toward Japan until then disappeared instantly.
The reason was that the vote count meant that Akari Iiyama had won the election.

What should the Conservative Party of Japan do from now on?
If the party continues to focus mainly on city advertising, that is.

Only some members of the Diet are good.
The party needs to become a political party as soon as possible by bringing in a few decent people.

Otherwise, the mass media will just treat us as a mere political organization other than a political party.
We will only suffer unnecessary and unnecessary disadvantages, such as being allowed to use only one campaign vehicle for city advertising.

In addition, the Conservative Party of Japan is not a public party, which makes it a target of unbelievable violence by the Tsubasa Party and other yakuza-like groups.
Even if we told the police, they would not act against us because we are not a public party.

Their target was the Conservative Party of Japan.
The attack on the candidates of other parties was nothing more than a camouflage.
I wonder if the mastermind behind this was the Chinese or perhaps a leftist activist camp linked to the Constitutional Communist Party.
Either way, if the party does not become official, it will continue to be the target of the same deadly sabotage in future elections.

As for this latest election interference from these, mostly yakuza,
We must file criminal charges against them to save Japan.
The necessary costs for this must be crowdfunded immediately.
We must use the best law firms and set up a 100% winning lineup to punish these yakuza.

The Japanese courts are becoming dominated by leftist pedophiles with masochistic views of history and anti-Japanese ideology.
It is no exaggeration to say that the situation is so critical that we cannot laugh at the cartoonish reality of Korea.

In order to punish the Japanese judiciary, we must assemble Japan's best legal team and prosecute and convict all Tsubasa party officials, preferably with jail time.
The people behind this must also be revealed.
The people and organizations financing them must also be revealed to the world.
It is the fastest way to change the world.

It was not until late at night that the vote count was revealed.
This column, the one and only blog in the postwar world, learned that Akari Iiyama was, in fact, the winner.
We will now tell this to Japan and the world at large.

At the same time, the Conservative Party of Japan must not continue with its current tactics.
China completely manipulates the existing media of newspapers and TV stations.
Last night, I had only the trivial thought that Ms. Arimoto and Mr. Hyakuta should get on TV more.
Now, I say it clearly.
From now on, they should vigorously crowdfunding before and during the election!
Come to think of it, this has been the norm in the US.

Raise funds as much as possible and frequently run full-page newspaper opinion ads; this will kill two birds with one stone!
In other words, newspapers, in particular, will not be rude to their clients, who repeatedly pay huge advertising fees, by ignoring them or not even reporting on them.

We cannot eliminate the existing media today or tomorrow.
That is why, being my genius, we must implement the solution flashed in my mind.

Criticizing them and criticizing the LDP on YouTube, etc., will only benefit the Constitutional Communist Party, which is even worse.
One of the things that became clear in the coverage of this election is the fact that many people involved in news production in the existing media are sympathizers of the Constitutional Communist Party.

It is also a result of the fact that the strategy of relying solely on Kawamura Takashi's power has revealed the limits of the strategy.
From now on, rather than focusing on street advertising, we must continue to do the following.
We must continue to ask the Japanese people for crowdfunding and run TV and newspaper ads.
We must realize that there is no other way to win them over or to be ignored by them, and thus, we must avoid their most significant sabotage of us.
This article continues.

2024/4/28 in Kyoto