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The Japanese amuse the whole world!
The Kishida government, in the face of the "opposition" of the domestic public, insisted on holding a "state funeral" for Shinzo Abe. Perhaps it is a strong dissatisfaction with Abe, or perhaps it is the determination of Kishida to see the opposition of the people, and a movie based on the assassination of Abe's suspect, Toru Yamagami, will be released on the day of the "national funeral", which is full of irony!
On the day of the "national funeral", a movie based on the suspect was released
According to Japanese media reports, former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's "national funeral" ceremony will be held at the Nippon Budokan on September 27. On the same day, a movie based on the assassination of Abe's suspect, Toru Yamagami, will be released about the entire process from his birth to the shooting of the former prime minister. The film's director, Masao Adachi, is a member of Japan's left-wing radical faction, while the lead actor is Japanese actor Kiyoran Tabamoto, and the photos alone are somewhat similar to Toru Yamagami.
On the day of Abe's "state funeral", a movie about the life of the suspect was released, which is indeed full of irony. In fact, Abe's assassination has a lot to do with the inextricable involvement between him and the South Korean cult "Unification Religion." The "Unification Church" is the main culprit that caused the bankruptcy and miserable life of the Yamagami Toruya family. Therefore, many Japanese people believe that his assassination is "excusable." And Tetsuya Yamagami's mother still stubbornly believes in the "Unification Religion", and even apologized for her son's behavior involving the "Unification Religion", which is obviously hopeless, which also deepens the sympathy of the Japanese people for the suspect Tetsuya Yama.
While sympathizing with Tetsuya Yama, many Japanese people were extremely disappointed with the Kishida government. Because the Kishida government insisted on holding a sky-high "state funeral" for Abe despite popular opposition, and many LDP officials were found to be involved in the "Unification Church".
"If a state funeral is held, kishida will die next."
According to recent polls, more than half of the Japanese people oppose the "state funeral" ceremony for Abe. There are a number of factors involved, such as Abe's contribution is not enough to hold a "state funeral", the "state funeral" ceremony is too large and costly, the relationship between the Liberal Democratic Party and the "Unification Church" has been exposed, and the Japanese government's inability to deal with the epidemic and inflation. These have also led to a rapid decline in support for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
Kishida, on the other hand, said he could accept criticism from the public, but would insist on holding a "state funeral" for Abe. In this regard, some Japanese politicians directly criticized that the Kishida government's insistence on holding a "state funeral" for Abe was a wrong decision to obstinately go its own way, so the voice of opposition will continue to increase. Some Japanese netizens even threatened that "if you insist on holding a 'state funeral', then the next person to die will be Kishida Fumio." ”
Whether it was advice or threats, Kishida Fumio must have listened to everything!
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