Question from a reader:
I’ve heard that GACKT is supporting Yamamoto Taro from Reiwa Shinsengumi. What do you think about his intelligence?
About Yamamoto Taro’s Intelligence
Recently, I’ve come across news that GACKT is supporting Yamamoto Taro, sparking lively discussions about his intelligence—a fascinating topic. As someone currently studying law, I have a constant interest in the intellect and sensibility of
politicians.
Background of Graduating from a Top High School in Shiga Prefecture
Yamamoto graduated from one of the top academic high schools in Shiga Prefecture, which undoubtedly indicates that he is “naturally smart.” During my high school years, I often held study sessions with friends, and I vividly remember a moment when he said, “There is a rhythm in the world of law.” Hearing his words struck me as a remarkably interesting perspective. I believe he has the ability to think critically and from multiple angles, beyond just studying.
The Difference Between Studying and Sensibility
However, I also agree with the notion that academic intelligence and sensibility are two different things. In the field of law, there are many situations where theoretical knowledge alone is insufficient. Recently, while working part-time at a judicial scrivener’s office, I realized the importance of not only utilizing legal knowledge but also understanding the feelings of clients during conversations. Yamamoto seems to embody a balance of sensibility and theoretical thinking. When I listen to his speeches, I notice that his emotionally charged words resonate with the audience.
In Conclusion
I believe that Yamamoto Taro’s intelligence is rooted not only in knowledge and academic background but also in his sensibility and communication skills. This balance is particularly crucial in the political arena. I, too, aspire to refine my own sensibility within the world of law. How have you experienced interactions with individuals who possess both intelligence and sensibility like Yamamoto? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments.
