Diary 2024-07-01
This is my diary, a place to write down my daily thoughts.
I don't see it as a place to communicate in real time to a large, broad audience.
That's the role of Twitter
The reason I've been talking so much about the gubernatorial race lately is because most of what I'm thinking about is the gubernatorial race.
On Twitter, he's been modest in his criticism of other candidates.
Scrapbox doesn't particularly care.
I'm trying to figure out how to make it better known.
After all, it's a very effective means that other candidates are doing and that our camp is avoiding because they think it's unethical.
(Distribution of documents and drawings)
Article 142 In elections other than elections for members of the House of Representatives (proportional representation), no documents or drawings used for campaigning may be distributed except for ordinary postcards and leaflets as provided for in the following items. In this case, leaflets may not be scattered....
> (iii) For the election of prefectural governors,...
Attach a certificate to this limited number of leaflets to prove the number of sheets.
https://gyazo.com/f6c3b3a417277f2287c07fab9b9c1bfd
You can only hand them out on the street at the right time, and there is a time limit of 8:00 to 20:00 for street speeches.
However, if you use only a silhouette without a name and without a photo, you can get out of this restriction.
Is that okay? I think that's against the spirit of the law, and that's what Renho and Ishimaru are doing.
maaco3 Silhouette flyers were posted, with the candidate's name and the colors of the local soccer team, and they don't say "vote" but "vote before the deadline. It says, "Please vote before the deadline. Even if it is not illegal, it is unfair. I've heard the theory that they are being carried by rich horse owners to gain name recognition in the Tokyo election, with the goal of running for governor in their hometown. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRIBBHZaoAAV86m?format=jpg&name=large#.png
Kane_YT_Works I went to check the assembly box and found this... no name on it, it looked like the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (Tokyo gubernatorial election I was wondering if the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (Tokyo Metropolitan Governor's Election Committee?) The flyer is as if it was distributed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (Tokyo Metropolitan Governor's Election...Committee?). This silhouette... is it okay to mislead people? #Tokyo gubernatorial election https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQwNEOMbgAAI5Wb?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQwNEPQbIAAaVym?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
henachoco_mote Confirmation groups are a legit stepping stone to hitting them with money. ・Silhouette Quiz
・Catchphrase can be the same
・Advertisements can be placed online (and even if the link is to an election campaign)
・Available only for elections of a specific size
・Distribution of leaflets
・Why is it more extensive than the candidates?
・No limit on the number of sheets
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRHfoLObEAAnYxZ?format=png&name=small#.png
・ Councillor elections: only a fairly large group is possible
・Prefectural assemblies and ordinance-designated cities: 3 or more candidates
Weak people should shut up! We'll advertise all over the place with money! That's what I'm saying.
Are you sure this is what you want?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRHj3_dawAAXbnw?format=png&name=900x900#.png
I thought word of mouth on social media would have more power (like the Arab Spring). https://gyazo.com/2f162a3193b8164c4af0ed01e01a7455
nasitaro Easy to understand that Tamesue Dai and Takamatsu Nana started their campaign not wanting to go to the election at the same time. I am sure that Rurei Miura, Kenju Furuichi, Yoichi Ochiai, and Yusuke Narita will be next in line.
nanatakamatsu I can't vote in advance because I haven't decided where to vote in the Tokyo gubernatorial election. I hope online voting will start soon. # Make online voting a reality!
nanatakamatsu I'm not saying you shouldn't vote before the deadline. Please do not spread misinformation. We are working to educate people about the election. >yeuxqui: So that's why Nana Takamatsu says don't vote before the deadline, and the old hurdler is starting to talk about track and field rather than elections.
yanahiko02 I hate Nana Takamatsu, but I also wonder what the rip-off is for not understanding the purpose of this post. If she finally decides who to put in on election day, she would want people to be able to vote even if they are on the road at the time. daijapan Ladies and gentlemen, the time is now for the Japanese track and field championships rather than the Tokyo gubernatorial election! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRJsqtWb0AAQTRu?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
I have a feeling that this was just something I said inadvertently because I was having fun.
argentange_1121 The worldview of conspiracy nutjobs is a constellation. They connect the dots and say it looks like Koinu, but usually I can't see it. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRPKaUJbEAAnAVu?format=jpg&name=small#.png
CasseCool Conspiracy theories were like constellations. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Em9Dp81UYAAYjeL?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
Hachijojima Island begins experiments with self-driving buses.
nishio "I don't like Ms. Koike, so I have to put in Ms. Renho." While saying such things, they say, "It's terrible that we have to choose between these two options. We are the ones who are trapped in the composition of the two choices, and we are the ones who are reproducing the composition of the two choices. Why don't they just read the manifestos of the 6 main candidates and choose the one they think is the best?
I felt like this was self-reinforcing feedback.
kis "Takahiro Yasuno received the highest score of 50 points. He was evaluated for his policy making based on analysis of the current situation, his participatory approach, and other factors. Next was Yuriko Koike with 34 points." It's interesting to see the difference so far.
NaitoShiomi I joined Yahoo in the Miyasaka generation in my previous job, and they were pushing forward a lot of things at a blazing speed after I became Lieutenant Governor, and I remember the atmosphere at Yahoo back then. I remember. I really agree with Mr. Miyasaka's note that "CxOs are the ones we want to see in government", so I wish Mr. Anno all the best!
>miyasaka: It's been 5 years since I started working at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Please come into this world where you have a lot to lose but also a lot to gain. Please consider the option of making a full commitment to the public for part of your long professional life.
nishio I was thinking about this when I saw a person who described #Takahiro Yasuno as "someone who is only interested in IT" and another person who responded, "If he was only interested in IT, he wouldn't be running for governor of Tokyo," which is exactly right. I thought that the real "people who are only interested in IT" had not voted so far, so I thought, "Finally, I have a candidate I can push for! I voted at ...... Takahiro Yasuno
Has there ever been a candidate who has implemented his or her manifesto during the campaign?
An independent candidate who was unknown to me has over 90% poster completion.
Updated daily with the power of technology
I wonder if things will change if someone like this becomes governor.
I'm rooting for you.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRY5YZ_bgAA5Iwb?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRY5YcmbYAAkBko?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRY5YZ-aQAAxzeY?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRY5YZ9a8AAFBT0?format=jpg&name=small#.png
Voting for People with Intellectual Disabilities! This is a guide with friendly information for those who want to
Information on how to prepare for voting, such as "You don't have to be able to write" is on the left side of the page.
"Please write instead" and other information if you have trouble voting is on the right side of the page.
Oh my! It is "OK" to bring it to the polling place!
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRT_dAqaEAAQwUQ?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
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nishio What are the most important qualities of a Tokyo governor? The survey by the Tokyo Shimbun to the six main candidates running for Governor of Tokyo, with the answers given by each candidate, is now available for voting. You can vote for or against the opinions, or post a new opinion.
nishio There is an advance polling place open yesterday within walking distance of my home, so I'm going to take a walk and vote during my lunch break when I work from home. >annotakahiro24 Please note that Braille voting and proxy voting are also available at the polling place. If you need assistance or consideration when voting, please do not hesitate to inform a staff member. #Takahiro Yasuno for Governor Let's move Tokyo forward with your vote! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRUKtqKbMAAkQCu?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
nishio AI's Cluster Analysis of "What Qualities Are Important for a Tokyo Governor?" Cluster analysis of "Compliance-oriented" This group shows strong support for compliance with the Public Offices Election Law and tends to emphasize compliance with laws and regulations.
"Dialogue-oriented and cooperative group" This group shows high agreement with the attitude of listening to others, humility, and fairness in dealing with TMGs, and tends to emphasize dialogue and cooperation.
"Reform-oriented Leadership Group" This group shows high agreement with leadership, the ability to implement reforms, and decision-making without ties, and tends to emphasize proactive reform and leadership.
Click here for detailed report
nishio Do you have a little less than half the people who don't appreciate the way people listen to you? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRZrcAGbwAATORs?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
nishio To put this into words that I feel are often overlooked, the feature of this project is that there are many IT engineers among the volunteer supporters, not in the form of outsourcing systems or outsourcing work, and that is why the project was initially not planned to be created. Therefore, "Phone AI Anon", "Poster Map", and "Advance Voting Map", which were not planned to be created at the beginning, were created based on the situation, which is a bottom-up business improvement. >takiyori0608: I find it interesting that there's a "tech blog" thing in the election, or that there's a "development team" to begin with.
Also, I think it's very healthy to discuss based on the feedback we received and update the manifesto during the election period - I think it's very healthy. #Takahiro Yasuno #TOKYOAI x.com/jujunjun110/st... nishio I've never heard the expression "libero" before, and I'm not sure if I understand it correctly, but maybe it's a "ranger" kind of thing. I guess that kind of person is what makes "young organization" possible. "Creation and Design of Technology" p.17
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRaI1juaoAAPxlu?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
nojiri_h Takahiro Yasuno's manifesto is easy to understand because it is monotone, has few words, and uses red at key points. nojiri_h The purpose of the pontification is to shut down opinions by appealing that "all opinions are considered". It is intentionally making it difficult to see what has changed this time. Punchy pictures are symbolic of what is wrong with bureaucratic work. I was in a mode that notified me of everything, so my mailbox was in big trouble.
Changed it so that only those involved are notified.
Quick decision-making system
A summary of the results
Frequently updated summary of decision results
Manifesto for elections
The manifesto is also participatory, and the content of the manifesto, which is updated as it absorbs the opinions of the people of Tokyo, is very unpopular.
Although there were some critical voices against the updated manifesto, the fact that it was updated was appreciated by the Waseda University Manifesto Institute, which had been studying the manifesto over a long period of time
In the first place, there's the civic origination degree in the evaluation criteria.
https://gyazo.com/d4dc3768916ff71a632e3c2f542100f2
You're taking the citizens' voices all over the place.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRU4rVdakAA-UWs?format=jpg&name=large#.png
CwpTBjqHIwuEnyf This figure shows that in the benefits portion of social security spending, the majority of money for medical care and long-term care is for the elderly. In other words, it is estimated that 60~70% of social security expenditures are for the elderly. On the other hand, only 7.5% of the budget is for children. The insurance system, in which "those who pay premiums receive benefits accordingly," has collapsed. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRXwAJjbIAAJAR8?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
nirvash I guess it's an improvement from the point where you need a Google account to start anyway... >annotakahiro24 The official Takahiro Yasuno website has an anonymous feedback form. annotakahiro24 Thank you! We have set up the form so that you can fill out the form without a Google account. However, since you pointed out that it was difficult to convey this specification, we have clearly stated "No Google account required" in the form title. Thank you very much for your valuable suggestion. informative
I've confirmed that I can post without a Google account on Secret Window myself.
was about to reply, "You're factually incorrect.
He said he'd made improvements, and then he said, "Your valuable suggestions were very helpful," and then he posted more like this
annotakahiro24 Anonymous opinion form on the official Takahiro Yasuno website, you do not need a Google account to post. However, we received a repost saying that the specification was difficult to convey, so we have clearly stated "No Google account required" in the form title.
We will promptly reflect your feedback.
I see...
I knew in my gut that I'm a poor customer support person, so I shouldn't do as much customer service as I can.
Regarding interviews with candidates for the Tokyo gubernatorial election, the #TakamatsuNana channel has approached the following people and asked for individual interviews. ・ Koike
→They formally decline to accept the interview.
・Renho
→We have been told that due to his busy schedule, he is not yet available for interviews and we are waiting to hear back from him.
・ Mr. Ishimaru
> →The shooting was scheduled before he ran for Governor, but he was asked several times by the other party to change the schedule, and after he stepped down as mayor, the contact person was replaced and he could not be contacted.
・Tamogami
→Published
・ Mr. Yasuno
→Published
and so on. We regret that we were not able to visit all the candidates and coordinate interviews with even the major candidates.
We have disclosed the status of the request at this stage to explain why we are only covering some of the candidates.
Although it did not happen on my channel, there are some interview videos on other channels.
ReHacQ's public discussion
PIVOT's <Deep Interview: Tokyo Gubernatorial Election>.
I hope you will also refer to these videos.
There was a scene where Renho pointed out that the incumbent might be refusing to participate in TV media debates and other events because of her busy schedule of official duties. Since there are so many media outlets, it would be impossible to appear in all of them, but we thought it would be a factor for the voters to know who the media offered to debate and what the results were. If your strategy is to go to the media that favors you and refrain from exposure to debates and interviews, I think that attitude is one important piece of information.
Also, the boat matching between Election.com and TOKYO MX was very good, so I will introduce it here as well.
Regarding the easy-to-understand policy comparison chart and the awareness campaign, we are currently working on it, but some of our activities have been halted due to my lack of preparation and some staff members who have been infected with corona. We are a small company with only a few people, so I am very sorry that we are not able to do as much as we would like.
We will do our best to deliver the message to those who are not interested in politics and to the younger generation.
I am fed up with the false information that has even been spread that Nana Takamatsu has started a campaign that she does not have to go to the polls.
We are engaged in activities that are the opposite of such false information. We have a company called Laughing Village School, which promotes sovereignty education and political participation of young people, and we hope that you will support our activities. I believe that those who have been watching my daily activities know that it is not true.
We would like to increase the number of staff members and increase the number of sustainable systems. There was some false information that we were receiving secret bureau funds, but of course we are not. It is difficult to raise funds to encourage young people to participate in politics, and companies are having a hard time finding money because they do not want to be politically colored.
We are only able to do what we do because of your support, so we would like to ask for your help.
And tomorrow at 9pm we will be doing a live broadcast reviewing the 8 years of Koike's metropolitan government. He will speak from the perspective of a current chief of state and a political reporter.
Please take a look.
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