When I see and hear about the Big Motor incident, I realize that the dead term "economic animal" is still alive and well, and even evil.

Prewar military hegemony turned into a willing economic aggression during the postwar high growth period, and Imperial Army soldiers born in the 1920s became hard-working salarymen, and were mocked by foreigners as "economic animals."

This worship of money, which does whatever it takes to make money, has not changed even after the bubble burst, and this is the one thing that remains unshakable.

A country of old countrymen with no cure.

If we consider that the country has simply become ignorant of its own limitations in its desire to become a great power while ignoring the country's area, resources, and disasters, then the 155 years of this country must be called a failure of modern times.

The World Expo and casinos will surely further destroy its already weak physical strength.

The consumption tax will be 15% by now...

No matter how much noise there is online, we won't see any signs of solving the declining birthrate problem unless the voter turnout exceeds 70%.