Shinjiro Koizumi's Rice Price Challenge: Can He Become a National Hero or Prime Minister?
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Shinjiro Koizumi’s Rice Price Challenge: Can He Become a National Hero or Prime Minister?

Question from Readers:
Could Shinjiro Koizumi become a national hero if he manages to bring rice prices back to 2000 yen? Conversely, what would happen if he fails? Is there a possibility for him to become Prime Minister?

Shinjiro Koizumi’s Rice Price Policy and Its Impact

Recently, discussions have intensified around Shinjiro Koizumi’s proposal to bring rice prices back to 2000

Impact of Koizumi's Appointment on Japan's Rice Prices and Agricultural Policy
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Impact of Koizumi’s Appointment on Japan’s Rice Prices and Agricultural Policy

Question from a reader:
With Koizumi-san becoming the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, was this ministry completely non-functional before his appointment? The price of rice hasn’t decreased at all, and I’m worried about what’s going on.

Change in the Minister of Agriculture and Rice Prices

Recently, I heard the news that Koizumi-san has taken office as the Minister of Agriculture,

Is Kameda Kazuki's Boxing Style Boring? A Deep Dive into His Matches and Judge Decisions
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Is Kameda Kazuki’s Boxing Style Boring? A Deep Dive into His Matches and Judge Decisions

Question from the reader:
Kameda Kazuki’s matches, are they really that boring? When he wins or loses, does it always go to the judges’ decision?

Thoughts on Kameda Kazuki’s Matches

Recently, there has been a lot of talk about Kameda Kazuki’s matches. Having watched several of his fights, I’d like to share my thoughts. I enjoy watching boxing, and Kazuki’s matches

Fuji TV's Corporate Culture: Examining the Implications of Labeling Misconduct as a Private Matter
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Fuji TV’s Corporate Culture: Examining the Implications of Labeling Misconduct as a Private Matter

Question from a reader:
I believe that the upper management of Fuji TV saying it’s a “private issue between men and women” is merely an excuse to protect Masahiro Nakai. When reading the report from the third-party committee, it’s clear that the statements from the president and others claiming “this is a private matter” seem to be aimed at shielding