Question from a reader:
What kind of impact do you think will occur if the constitution and laws are amended to prohibit rejecting or treating people as unnecessary? For example, what would happen if it became illegal to not invite someone or to not reply to an email? Additionally, is it realistic that someone proven to be incompetent would not be
Question from a reader:
Is the law just an excuse to crush individual injustices with the injustices of the majority?
The law can sometimes feel cold, can’t it? Especially when individual injustices are crushed by the injustices of the majority. This time, I would like to share my thoughts and experiences on
Question from a reader:
Regarding the assassination of Shinzo Abe, did this reflect an awareness of a citizens’ revolution in Japan? Can anyone enlighten me on this?
Hello everyone. Today, I would like to reflect on a somewhat heavy theme. How does the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe relate to
The debate surrounding the introduction of a selective couple’s separate surname system in Japan has been a hot-button issue, drawing passionate arguments from both supporters and detractors. One of the most commonly cited opposition points is the claim that selective couple’s separate surname undermines the traditional household registration
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Is it becoming the new norm for celebrities who have been confirmed as perpetrators of sexual violence to retire and get away with it? Does the fact that Masahiro Nakai has retired without facing the public mean that “escaping without an apology” is now acceptable? While victims are suffering from PTSD that disrupts their work and lives,
Question from a reader:
Has Takashi Tachibana of the NHK Party stopped fighting against NHK?
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion online about Takashi Tachibana. Are he and his party still fighting against NHK, or has that battle lessened? As someone who works part-time at a judicial scrivener’s office, I find myself
Question from a reader:
I’d like to know more about the issues of sexual violence and abuse involving Masahiro Nakai. Does the fact that confidentiality was not lifted indicate that the situation was quite serious? I’ve also heard that Fuji TV faced significant backlash for supporting Nakai, which reportedly spread to Kantele as well. Ultimately, what was the nature of this
Question from Readers:
After Nakai-kun’s scandal, why did Fuji TV lose most of its sponsors and the president had to resign? It seems that when other talents cause problems, the impact isn’t usually this significant. What was different in this case?
Recently, Nakai-kun’s scandal was heavily reported, leading to the resignation of Fuji TV’s president
Question from readers:
Why has the NHK party recently been attracting attention? Can you explain the background?
It’s genuinely fascinating to consider why the NHK party is garnering so much attention lately. As someone studying law, I feel that there are several intriguing elements at play behind this phenomenon.
Firstly,
Question from a reader:
I’m curious about Inoue Yosui’s song “Kasa ga Nai.” The song begins with the line, “In the city, the number of young people committing suicide is increasing.” Was there really a high rate of suicide at that time? If there had been more suicides in rural areas, would the lyrics have changed to reflect “In the countryside,
