Question from a reader:
Is Shinjirou Koizumi, who lowered the price of rice, really someone we can rely on?
Recently, Minister Shinjirou Koizumi has been in the spotlight for offering stockpiled rice at lower prices. While the news of reduced rice prices is welcome, the reality is that the price of newly harvested rice
Question from a reader:
Is there any background or storyline regarding the recent rice issue in the U.S.? I find it unpleasant that Izumi’s junior shows an attitude reminiscent of his father. He seems to think he’s doing something special just because he has a high salary. In the end, wasn’t the previous administration simply incompetent? I hope they find a
Question from a reader:
I’m curious about how Minister Koizumi Shinjiro plans to advance the “Koizumi Theater – New Generation” in response to the agricultural faction. Could you share insights on the future developments?
Recently, many are wondering how Minister Koizumi Shinjiro will respond to the agricultural faction. I’m one of them, particularly intrigued by the
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.
Recently, I heard the news that Koizumi-san has taken office as the Minister of Agriculture,
Question from a reader:
I’ve heard that Shinjiro Koizumi has been appointed as the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. It seems he is trying to push for agricultural cooperative reform, but is this really necessary? I’m worried it might end up having only disadvantages, similar to his father’s postal reform.
Recently, I heard
Reader’s Question:
I heard that Shinjiro Koizumi has been appointed as the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. He seems to be pushing for agricultural cooperative reform, but is this really necessary? I worry that it might end up having more disadvantages, similar to his father’s postal reform. What do you think?
When I
Question from a Reader:
Regarding Minister Eto of Agriculture and Forestry, isn’t he supposed to be distributing rice to the public? I have more than enough rice at home, so what’s going on with that?
Recently, while drinking at an izakaya with friends, the topic of Minister Eto came up. Someone asked whether he was
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