A Lower House general election was held yesterday and The Democratic Party of Japan won an overwhelming victory in the election. As a result of that, the DICTATOR's regime by Liberal Democratic Party for more than half a century was over.
This election has historic new wave and opens the door to true DEMOCRACY. Unfortunately, we have had the absence of democracy.
I hope that the new government will respect minority opinions and reflect the voice of the people. Also, we always have to be watch dogs that check government policy and what direction the government are heading in. What matters most is that we are responsible for participating actively in politics.
Our country still has much work to do ...employment, economy, education, welfare, environment ... above all, it seems that 'Right to life' have been disregarded.
1. All people shall have the right to maintain the minimum standards of
wholesome and cultured living.
2. In all spheres of life, the nation shall use its endeavors for the promotion and
extension of social welfare and security, and of public health.
In the election, there are still something that are never changed ... second or third-generation politicians who have territorial connections and blood relations & low voter turnout of young people ... I am disappointed.
Now, a typhoon is on its way to Tokyo and I got soaking wet from head to toe.
By the way, today is my birthday ...wet & lonely birthday ... actually I am catching a cold. I wish somebody could take care of me.
On the night, on my way home, I happened to find fliers of ATOM exhibition at Tokyu Fudo-mae station ticket gates.
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