Did Kishida's reorganization of the cabinet mean that he wanted to eliminate the unification of the religion?
The assassination of Abe that occurred not long ago really caused a sensation in the world, and at the same time I only made a preliminary analysis of the murderer's crime and the social background of the murderer himself, without taking into account more that when he committed the crime, he himself claimed that he was out of hatred for the Unification Church, and the Relationship between the Japanese authorities, including Abe himself and the Abe family and the Unification Church, because there was not much information at that time, but now the situation in this regard can be said to be more and more. In particular, Kishida Fumio recently reorganized the cabinet and dismissed some of his ministers.
The Japanese media have keenly noticed this feature, that is, these dismissed ministers, including Kishi Nobuo, who is Abe's own brother, actually reflect a situation, that is, Kishida Fumio is like Abe, especially the Abe family, that is, the Kishi Nobusuke family, a veteran of Japan, and a political family with deep-rooted political forces, they are affected by the Unification Church, and they even collude with the Unification Church, then this situation is seen by the Japanese elite.
Kishida Fumio, as a political elite in Japan, although he inherited the mantle of Abe to some extent, because Japan was basically governed by the Liberal Democratic Party after the war, and this Kishi Nobusuke family is the main political family in Japan, but when people find that this political family is closely related to the Unification Church, and there is a certain kind of unity religion that may affect Japan's governance, which includes political and business collusion, the transmission of economic interests, and even may affect Japan's diplomacy. When this possibility arises, Kishida Fumio, who is now Japan's supreme power holder, certainly has to consider such a factor.
If we look at the situation in the developed countries, these so-called democracies in the West are separated from church and state, and they are all strictly forbidden for the church to interfere in the administration of the state and interfere in the legislation of the state.
For if you allow a particular church to interfere in the politics of its own country, including the formulation of political and economic policies, then of course there are endless troubles. For example, Italy is a Catholic country, and the Vatican is also located in a territory of Italy, but the Catholic Church has never interfered in the internal affairs of Italy, because the Italian Constitution and their political practice have clear provisions on this, so the same is true in Japan, whether it is Shintoism in Japan, or Christianity or Catholicism, which has considerable power in Japan, neither religion has interfered in the operation of Japanese politics.
Unification Religion is founded by a Korean American humanistic couple, the Unification Church is in Japan subtly developed, they have a legal status in Japan, can legally establish churches, can legally absorb believers, legally carry out their mission, but at the same time Unification Church is actually in close contact with the upper echelons of Japan, especially with the Kishi Nobusuke family, because of the help of the Kishi Nobusuke family, including Abe himself, the Unification Church has developed rapidly in Japan. And because of their clandestine connection to the Japanese elite, it is possible for them to influence Japanese decision-making, which may form a mainstream politics for Japan, including the ruling of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, which may have a very negative impact.
So from this background, Kishida Fumio's reorganization of the cabinet is not what the Japanese media said, to eliminate the influence of the Unification Church and the forces of the Unification Church, I think such an angle is worth our observation, because Kishida Fumio at least has a posture of cutting off from the Unification Church, not only a gesture, but also really to eliminate the influence of the Unification Religion on the Liberal Democratic Party, and further prevent the Unification Religion from affecting Japan's political arena Only in this way will the LDP continue to receive voter votes in future elections.
So I think that if it was difficult for us to see the role of the Unification Church in this incident when Shinzo Abe was just assassinated, then now that we see the assassination of Abe itself, it is indeed revealing that the Unification Religion that we did not know before had a fairly wide influence in Japan, especially on the upper echelons of the Liberal Democratic Party, and now Kishida Fumio is trying to eliminate such an influence.
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