Diary 2024-07-02
I'm keeping track of tweets because I think the gubernatorial election is a historical epoch.
I'm too busy to organize it, but I can keep it for now and organize it later.
Media and Advertising
Both Asahi and Mainichi newspapers had Takahiro Yasuno as a major candidate as of 6/20, but not TV?
Why is that?
Is it correct to interpret that the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has become Dentsu's client and that Dentsu is influencing the TV station's news coverage by projection mapping of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, as discussed in X, or is it a conspiracy theory?
At least, what I have learned from this case is that I used to underestimate the mass media as a whole, but there are many different types of mass media.
momopoukss2008 My eldest daughter asked me, "Why do they only report Koike and Renho as Tokyo governors? That in itself is already ridiculous. It would be so interesting if Ms. Yasuno became the governor of Tokyo. Politics is really boring, isn't it? Who is Yasuno-san? I looked it up without thinking, but now high school students are amazing!
loverubywan I voted today. I voted for Takahiro Yasuno. I'm not sure how much more votes I can get, but NHK's biased news coverage is terrible, and they only show the main 4 candidates. I guess commercial broadcasters are still better. Even though I'm an NHK watcher, I'm so disgusted by the lack of fairness that I've drastically reduced the amount of time I spend watching TV. nishio As of the public announcement date of 6/20, several newspapers reported on #TakahiroAnno, many magazines and newspapers reported on him, and the Waseda University Manifesto Institute gave him the highest score. Waseda University Manifesto Research Institute gave him the highest score. If TV does not report on this situation, what is strange? Will not the eyes of the people of Tokyo turn to the TV for doubt? n0_vnr I tried Yasuno's live delivery for the first time. He talked about specific things that were not sterile. He talked about how things could be better if we did this and not that. It was like, "Let's talk about how we can make it better. It was very ordinary, but I think this is what they were looking for. jujunjun110 Then the article about broad listening. I felt that by interspersing this visualization process, we can get a bird's eye view of opinions and make more appropriate decisions, rather than simply the number of posts or the wordiness of the posts. We also use this information to make decisions on the acceptance of policy proposals. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GReZhOvb0AEnLS-?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly supplementary election (Koto ward) >> Sanhe-san
is supporting Yasushi Watanabe. It is complicated because the date of voting is the same on July 7.
nishio "I made this public because I thought it would be one factor for voters to clarify who the media offered and what the results were. If your strategy is to go to media outlets that favor you and reduce exposure to debates and interviews, I think that stance is one important piece of information." This is an interesting conceit. kc_p_2 If you ask me if Renho is a challenger, she is not. I think Ishimaru-san, Himasora Akane-san, and Yasuno-san are the challengers. Ishimaru-san will go directly to Yuriko Koike to beat her up in a public debate, and Himasora Akane-san will bring attention to the public money choo-choo and expose the dark side of Yuriko Koike. Ms. Yasuno will fight on her own lines. 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.
nishio I've never heard the expression "libero" before, and I'm not sure if I understand it correctly, but probably it's a "ranger" kind of thing. I guess that kind of person is what makes a "young organization" possible. "Creation and Design of Technology" p.17
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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?
>The Waseda University Manifesto Research Institute has released a website, "#Kurarabe Erabu," which examines the promises of nine candidates.
Holms6 I don't think Shinji Ishimaru has any intention of getting elected. I think he ran for the purpose of publicity for himself and to drag down Renho who relies on independents. If Yuriko Koike wins this election, she will surely run for the LDP's endorsement in the next national election. In my opinion, voting for Shinji Ishimaru will help Koike. marumasa58 Justice Ginsburg is a good example, but an aging liberal is an authority in itself, and the idea of liberalism itself can't legally exclude old people. That's why this happened sometime ago. miura_takako Young people may not know this, but 30 years ago, there was a political group that ran a singing and dancing campaign. After losing the election, they carried out a series of indiscriminate terrorist attacks, causing many casualties and shaking the world. Since then, the Japanese have come to feel threatened by singing and dancing election campaigns.
mainichijpnews [10-day tally of advance voting for Tokyo gubernatorial election 70,000 more people than last time, a record number | Mainichi https://mainichi.jp/ articles/20240701/k00/00m/010/138000c] Will turnout increase dramatically or are we just getting ahead of ourselves?
I thought it was the former, but I note that some have argued the latter.
"Highest Turnout in 40 Years" and "Anti-Immigration Victory" Right-wing "National Coalition (RN)" led by Le Pen overwhelmingly wins in French National Assembly Elections (National Assembly).
sabiuyack I don't think it is true that Takahiro Yasuno has only policies in his manifesto that are pro-IT-AI technicians' constituents. Or rather, the contents are even disadvantageous to engineers. If talented engineers came from all over the world, it would increase their rivals and make it harder for them to get a job. # Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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torochan22 The GitHub policy making that Takahiro Yasuno describes is rooted in voluntary values and is incompatible with communal values. Many people may not accept it. But young people and IT technicians readily accept it. I hope that this will be the beginning of the change from a secure society to a trusting society, as Toshio Yamagishi says.
>torochan22: I think Japan has a strong sense of communal values and dislikes free-riding.
・Persons who contribute little to the organization
・People who do not thank you for your kindness.
・Persons who do not participate in neighborhood associations
・Non-Participation in PTA, etc.
Consistently dislike free-riding
Voluntary values of "I don't care because it's good for everyone" are in the minority.
A sense of mutual benefit, not social contribution? x.com/sasakitoshinao...
miura_takako Young people may not know this, but 30 years ago, there was a political group that ran a singing and dancing campaign. After losing the election, they carried out a series of indiscriminate terrorist attacks, causing many casualties and shaking the world. Since then, the Japanese have come to feel threatened by singing and dancing election campaigns.
>horiris: In front of Shinjuku Basta
Renho call! Everyone is united. I'm so moved! Tears, tears, I want them to win for sure!
#To the next Tokyo with you mainichijpnews 10-day tally of advance voting for the Tokyo gubernatorial election 70,000 more people than last time, a record number. >:
"Highest Turnout in 40 Years" and "Anti-Immigration Victory" Right-wing "National Coalition (RN)" led by Le Pen overwhelmingly wins in French National Assembly Elections (National Assembly).
sabiuyack I don't think it is true that Takahiro Yasuno has only policies in his manifesto that are pro-IT-AI technicians' constituents. Or rather, the contents are even disadvantageous to engineers. If talented engineers came from all over the world, it would increase their rivals and make it harder for them to get a job. # Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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torochan22 The GitHub policy making that Takahiro Yasuno describes is rooted in voluntary values and is incompatible with communal values. Many people may not accept it. But young people and IT technicians readily accept it. I hope that this will be the beginning of the change from a secure society to a trusting society, as Toshio Yamagishi says.
>torochan22: I think Japan has a strong sense of communal values and dislikes free-riding.
・Persons who contribute little to the organization
・People who do not thank you for your kindness.
・Persons who do not participate in neighborhood associations
・Non-Participation in PTA, etc.
Consistently dislike free-riding
Voluntary values of "I don't care because it's good for everyone" are in the minority.
A sense of mutual benefit, not social contribution? x.com/sasakitoshinao...
You know, the more time people have, the more they keep getting angry and worried about the same things all the time. That was really painful. It's healthier to keep busy on your own volition and bring stress to a level that isn't excessive.
>silence69golden: "When new stress comes, I forget old stress. x.com/tty466szset2h5...
tokoroten So this is the "time machine business" ...... >tokoroten I see, the impresario zombies are evolving. By making the proposed community note (which is usually invisible) whole, since it's instantly obvious that it's spam if you make a whole reply that hangs on the same tweet,
Can you make a high quality comment on a tweet that is attracting imps that are getting flamed?
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French national soccer team captain Mbappe: "Elections are more important than games," he said, calling on young people to vote.
"Diversity, tolerance and respect are French values. I am against extreme ideas that create division." (While avoiding naming names, he expressed opposition to the right-wing French National Coalition.)
YNrisada One of the many things I realized after serving as a board member in my previous position is that the presence of female board members seems to have a certain effect in eradicating discrimination against women in organizations. When female executives express their honest and frank opinions at management meetings, it naturally creates an atmosphere that makes it difficult to engage in sexist discussions and decisions, and this is conveyed to the members of the board.
paddy_joy Incidentally, there was a study that showed that women are not disciplined because they are dealing with a male community, but they are disciplined inside a female community. In other words, it is easy to say something because you are an outsider. On the other hand, it may be difficult to point out something without discovery in a community such as PTA, where women are the majority. >hirokinose: I agree with this.
I honestly think women are better suited than men for jobs as auditors or outside directors because many women are not "disciplined" in a bad or good way. x.com/YNrisada/statu...
maslow_design People who run away are those who turn away from the facts and unconsciously avoid trouble. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRULjAubUAA7DoI?format=jpg&name=medium#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRULkhkaEAAiX7C?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
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kmizu It's reasonable to say that because it's an unproven technology, it's high risk and difficult to use, but I think that judging "people" who use unproven technology as immature is problematic in its own right. You forgot the source of the "cost to make it dead", because there are "dead technologies" because people use technologies that are not dead.
vottom I interpret what Takahiro Yasuno is doing in the Tokyo gubernatorial election as perhaps his intention to present a prototype of local government using digital technology to get people to imagine it. If that is the case, I think that 90% of the voters (even if they could see it) would not get the message. kakutani Oh, it seems that in Twitter-land, the "Goal Management (for engineers) sucks" Semantic Diffusion-like jubilation seems to have started in Twitter land... inner peace #enishitech https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRSeu6gaMAAeRqR?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
snowdance87 Yasuno, you know, it's not just about you "not accepting assumptions based on appearances". It's a statement of attitude that "I don't impose my values on your appearance either.
To overturn it would mean the rectification of "having values that judge people by their appearance". So it's non-negotiable.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
Daily Live Question Session (June 29) Clipping
Yasuno's thoughts on your suggestion that I should cut my long hair.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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yuyawatase Finally, I have received threats of possible physical harm from the usual discarded posts. We would like to make it known that this has occurred in response to a post related to Mr. Ishimaru. We will report this to the police today. >room8989: Mr. Watase. Regardless of whether Mr. Ishimaru won the election or not.
You know what would happen if by some chance you were to give out incorrect information? I'm looking forward to it. I believe you. But if your information is false, I will go to greet you at home. I will only support you.
sabiuyack But even if you speak out for #TakahiroYasuno in this way, you will only end up with the Echo Chamber phenomenon (ideas are shared only amongst each other and within the inner circle) and you will not gain new friends. I can't get new friends. How can we get closer to making #TakahiroAnno the governor of Tokyo? One week left, time is running out! sinonome_haruto Esper Mami's critique times should be appreciated along with this one's lines. https://gyazo.com/9629ea59e8925a7e10d6837690b418a9
>kyu_tyou99 The episode that seems to be common in creator stories about 'made up random stuff that's insanely popular' in ramen re-enactments is horrifying. "The more material you make up and explain, the further away from consensus you get," a good book taught me, so I'll give you a stiff introduction (long story).
I will also include a link to the book.
This is a book that I personally find useful because it explains in an easy-to-understand manner how to reproduce the theme of "moving people with logic x empathy" in a highly reproducible manner.
cwmasaki This. It is important to align vectors, but not to stiffen them with rules. Important to share the stance that should be recommended in value while clearly stating the fairway of strategy. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRSk_k5aMAE9lCG?format=png&name=900x900#.png
hrjn Looking at Ano's, I think he could make a small fortune from the regular election DX. songmu I've seen this complicity in which an engineer who is not so great is hailed as a super engineer in the company, and the sales people say, "Super engineers say difficult things and have poor communication skills, so it's no wonder we can't understand what they say. Sales people give up on understanding the product because "super engineers are difficult to understand and have poor communication skills, so it's no wonder they can't understand what he says. jyasuda1 The UK's Laboratory of Molecular The article delves into the secrets of the success of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology in the U.K., which has produced a dozen Nobel laureates, including the elucidation of the DNA double helix and the development of a sequencing technique. jeosg7393 TV, which is now saying that Japan is suffering, is conversely saying "Japan is booming for the first time in decades! 70% of companies are raising wages" and "NISA, which allows up to 18 million yen to be tax-free, is popular! Japan's financial assets are up 7%! People's financial assets are up 7%! and other positive elements that are not lies. I think domestic consumption will increase and our company's stock price will increase due to the synergistic effect, but they won't do it.
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Tokyo Gubernatorial Election 2024 Comparison of policies and manifestos of major candidates.
While there were not many policy conflicts at the root, there were differences in policy resolution and clarity.
# Shinji Ishimaru
see2et *I didn't specifically intend to include political claims! Takahiro Yasuno, who is running for Governor of Tokyo, was at VRChat and we had a chat with him!
I was happy that you were interested when I mentioned about our school, Yushi-Meta-Student, that "there is a high school where students live their school life on the Metaverse"!
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ki84type4 I'm reading a certain comic because it's available for free, and when I saw this page, I knew this was a masterpiece! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRPYWMLa4AAg1kw?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
ki84type4 I'm reading a certain comic because it's available for free, and when I saw this page, I knew this was a masterpiece! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRPYWMLa4AAg1kw?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
hal_sk Working in the public domain is truly rewarding. Of course, it doesn't always work out, but it leads to various learnings that we were not aware of before.
>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.
cq5wt27 You're not using Aki Takata City taxpayer money for this Ishimaru support article, are you? ・Aki Takata City is teaming up with NBC (whose members owe Ishimaru 40 million) to recruit writers to promote the city's attractions.
・The article written is almost an election campaign praising Shinji Ishimaru's achievements.
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cq5wt27 This article was commissioned by Aki Takata City and is supposed to be an article about the attractions of Aki Takata City, but since the image file name is "Shinji Ishimaru_Tokyo Governor Election 0.jpg" It is believed that the article is in support of Shinji Ishimaru's gubernatorial campaign. Does this mean that the local government is running a campaign?
>cq5wt27 The file names of all the image data used in this article are "Shinji Ishimaru_Tokyo_Governor_Election0.jpg". This is an article about the charms of Aki Takata City ordered by Aki Takata City.
Isn't it evidence that Shinji Ishimaru's support for the Tokyo gubernatorial election is the premise or the main thing?
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inu_eat_inu Here's today's parenting cartoon Why do you want to take on these challenges? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRRedFEa4AAIaUn?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
shakuji I put up 130 pictures somehow. The molting of Google My Maps to a webapp was also very quick.
It is also in good taste that you use Netlify.
>takahiroanno: Poster posting completion reports received on line from volunteers are now almost automatically reflected on the map!
The power of technology will also update "poster pasting!
FpaTj I was in this classroom. I was told by the tutor that there would be a special guest in homeroom today, and when I attended, this is what I got. The content of the talk was a common self-deprecating story, and I thought about leaving in the middle of the talk, but it was impossible because there were many tutors behind me. I hope you will not make time for this in the future.
>hamaishogo1111 I spoke at the prestigious and traditional Sundai Ochanomizu Building No. 3 in front of a group of ronin students aiming to enter Tokyo University. I had the mysterious experience of speaking in front of students applying to the University of Tokyo as a 9-nai person.
Well, I have told them that life is manageable even if you are a ronin, that you can make a living, and that your future is bright!
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kuze_takahiro Extremely risky behavior. Since there is a copy of the official seal of the Tokyo Metropolitan Election Commission, this alone could lead to charges of forgery of official seals (established by "display on documents, etc."), and you really shouldn't treat elections with this kind of flippancy. >t5_you I even got this stuff flowing... I can't help but smell a bad smell in the public office election law?
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kuze_takahiro Campaigns that have a good response to the election do not stage a "so many people are supporting us!" This is because it would make them loose their support even more. It is because it would make them loose even more. Just like a rubber band, once it loosens in an election, it will not return to its original state. This is done by a camp that is desperate for results but wants to increase its vote share as much as possible and avoid a disastrous defeat.
tabbata Thank you Renho! In order to support the child-rearing generation, I would very much like to request that the vested rights of the elderly who live in uselessly spacious metropolitan housing in the city center be revoked and evicted, and that they be redistributed to the younger child-rearing generation! Metropolitan housing is the property of the people of Tokyo! Please make the most effective use of it! >renho_sha: Tabata-san.
Sorry for the delay.
I was very happy to see Tabata-san's Tweet of support for me.
I want to work with results in this election to meet great expectations! x.com/tabbata/status...
sinrinet Talks about the importance of setting a "if in doubt, do it" rule to prevent procrastination in ADHD. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GROeQEUacAA7DFy?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
Eskaarr No, I liked it as you described it, though, as it "aligns action with the concept of a Tokyo that is easy for everyone to live in". If you don't agree with this, then you don't share Mr. Anno's ideology in the first place, and I think you are right not to vote for him. If you think "cut your hair," then you don't share Mr. Anno's vision of society. snowdance87 I wonder why people who judge every single haircut as "not serious about metropolitan politics, too bad even though his policies are good" are just looking the other way. That will boomerang straight back at you. If you make excuses for not appreciating policies that you think are good because of a mere haircut, you yourself are projecting that you don't really want to "change politics".
Daily Live Question Session (June 29) Clipping
Yasuno's thoughts on your suggestion that I should cut my long hair.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
Today's issue of "Sunday Mainichi" features a close interview with #Takahiro Yasuno! ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝
"The team has about 80 core members. We are not only in Japan, but also in California, Singapore, the Philippines, Paris, and London.
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Shimizu, another candidate running for Governor of Tokyo, in an online speech on Nico Live
@S_kuni_official
We received a video from the "Tokyo City Council" encouraging Takahiro Yasuno to "fight the good fight together as a team to solve Tokyo's problems.
Mr. Shimizu's thoughts were received and Yasuno gave a speech.
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nanatakamatsu It's really hard to be discussed and criticized in a messy way by fellow seniors who want to make society better, who are supposed to support us, who want to be in solidarity with us, who are supposed to be able to do it. It is really hard for me to be criticized and discussed by my fellow senior members who are supposed to be supportive and want to work together and improve society. I should be used to it, but it makes me nervous. Kuniaki Shimizu Candidate
@S_kuni_official
The video message of support was also received from
Please take a look at Takahiro Yasuno's thoughts on Tokyo politics!
"I want to create a Tokyo of hope through digital democracy."
#Mr. Kuniaki Shimizu also sent a message of support from Noto Peninsula. BeatDownTalk Shimizu Kuniaki appeared in the support video of Takahiro Yasuno (AI engineer, business owner and author who graduated from Tokyo University)? I was like "W? Kuniaki Shimizu was also running for office, right?
kikumaco It will be interesting to see how many votes Kuniaki Shimizu and Takahiro Yasuno can get. Even though they are far from reaching Koike and Renho, I think they are much more serious than Koike and Renho. I would like to see these people get some votes. loverubywan I voted today. I voted for Takahiro Yasuno. I'm not sure how much more votes I can get, but NHK's biased news coverage is terrible, and they only show the main 4 candidates. I guess commercial broadcasters are still better. Even though I'm an NHK watcher, I'm so disgusted by the lack of fairness that I've drastically reduced the amount of time I spend watching TV. n0_vnr I tried Yasuno's live delivery for the first time. He talked about specific things that were not sterile. He talked about how things could be better if we did this and not that. It was like, "Let's talk about how we can make it better. It was very ordinary, but I think this is what they were looking for. Formosanhistory This is not entirely true. In Taiwan, which used to be a FB empire to the extent that it was even said, "If you don't have a Facebook account, you are not a human being. This is one of the reasons why FB has rapidly declined and has moved to Twitter, which almost no one was doing. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRehSjdbcAAanZv?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
MaedaPoliSci The dissenting opinion by Justice Sotomayor in the U.S. Supreme Court's just issued decision on the Trump immunity case, says an amazing thing. The President is now a King who exists above the law." https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRaR04EXcAADgU-?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
"The mood within the party is no longer 'second place is not good enough' regarding the gubernatorial election, but 'even if we come in second, we want to somehow close the gap with Koike,'" said a Rikken lawmaker. But, as expected, third place would be too bad.
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kikumaco It will be interesting to see how many votes Kuniaki Shimizu and Takahiro Yasuno can get. Even though they are far from reaching Koike and Renho, I think they are much more serious than Koike and Renho. I would like to see these people get some votes. sionsuzukaze This kind of thing, too. We know that the people on the side that got hit were named in the petition for the regulation of harmful books and information when they were members of the Diet, and we know that the designation of homosexual expression has increased in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government since the governor took office, so we are saying, "Don't just come to us at election time. We all know you are not on our side. >ecoyuri I will make a speech on the street in the sacred place of subcultures such as anime and manga, which Tokyo is proud of! Tuesday, July 2, 18:00~ @ Akihabara Station Electric Town Exit
As Governor of Tokyo, he opened the #Anime Tokyo Station last year, a hub for disseminating killer content. He will also talk about the establishment of a professional training institute to nurture the talents of creators who will go on to become global talents. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRZQ6GcawAAvJo6?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
hokennobro The tips on how to work, as well as the resolution to developmental disabilities are semi-excellent. It was quite easy to understand by going one step further from "Aru Aru -> Solution" to "Aru Aru -> verbalization of mechanism (amazing here) -> concrete solution.
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kikumaco It will be interesting to see how many votes Kuniaki Shimizu and Takahiro Yasuno can get. Even though they are far from reaching Koike and Renho, I think they are much more serious than Koike and Renho. I would like to see these people get some votes. sionsuzukaze This kind of thing, too. We know that the people on the side that got hit were named in the petition for the regulation of harmful books and information when they were members of the Diet, and we know that the designation of homosexual expression has increased in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government since the governor took office, so we are saying, "Don't just come to us at election time. We all know you are not on our side. >ecoyuri I will make a speech on the street in the sacred place of subcultures such as anime and manga, which Tokyo is proud of! Tuesday, July 2, 18:00~ @ Akihabara Station Electric Town Exit
As Governor of Tokyo, he opened the #Anime Tokyo Station last year, a hub for disseminating killer content. He will also talk about the establishment of a professional training institute to nurture the talents of creators who will go on to become global talents. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRZQ6GcawAAvJo6?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
hokennobro The tips on how to work, as well as the resolution to developmental disabilities are semi-excellent. It was quite easy to understand by going one step further from "Aru Aru -> Solution" to "Aru Aru -> verbalization of mechanism (amazing here) -> concrete solution.
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kaz_ataka The Tokyo gubernatorial election is one of the most important political positions in Japan. There are a slightly unusual number of candidates running this time around. We asked Quick to find out who and how interested people are on the Internet. We hope this is helpful! # LINE Yahoo Big Data Report
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t_sun9 I'm glad to hear that Yasuno-san is getting to the point where Horie-san is telling him he can earn PV. @takapon_jp
and I will be able to stream the conversation live on YouTube! I'm looking forward to it! #Tokyo Gubernatorial Election Today 7/2(Tue) 17:15 - Mr. Takafumi Horie
@takapon_jp on their YouTube channel
We will be broadcasting a live emergency conversation between Takafumi Horie and #Takahiro Yasuno! Please take a look!
nori76 A video of Darvish talking about "continuity" has been floating around the net a lot, and I thought it was a good thing to say, and then I found an article summarizing it. I'm not sure if it's a good idea or not, but I'm sure it's a good idea. "Tips for Continuation" Learned from Yu Darvish - Today, Otome
I was struggling with continuing and was referred to the following article by a friend of mine, and I jumped on the link to NowVoice (an audio subscription service) and listened to it. thedigestweb.com There are two kinds of people who cannot keep going: The first is "hard on themselves. For example, if you decide to read for an hour every day and stop after three days, you may say to yourself, "I can't continue...
smellslikefuck Not cutting long hair = no effort to be accepted, no effort to accept common values. So, he is not good with elections. Even after he is elected, he will push his wishes to the forefront. I don't think he will push his hopes to the fore even after he is elected. Also, his long hair is not very stylish, so there is not much persuasive power in sticking to it.
Daily Live Question Session (June 29) Clipping
Yasuno's thoughts on your suggestion that I should cut my long hair.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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toriyamazine I have written about this many times, but the method Lenin employed when he destroyed democracy in Russia was to deliberately increase the number of deputies so that nothing would be decided in the parliament. He deliberately increased the number of deputies so that nothing would be decided by the parliament, and then he created "committees" composed of a small number of deputies and transferred the decision-making power to them to achieve dictatorship. Debate in the open is no good for the same reason as this. iiduna_yutaka: That's also why diplomacy can't be done in the open. Voters everywhere are looking for a "complete diplomatic victory," but if you do that with an opponent, "the other side's people will be outraged and negotiations will break down. Voters don't like politics that is coordinated behind the scenes to find a compromise between the two sides in the first place. x.com/Kouhei_Takeoka...
Holms6 I don't think Shinji Ishimaru has any intention of getting elected. I think he ran for the purpose of publicity for himself and to drag down Renho who relies on independents. If Yuriko Koike wins this election, she will surely run for the LDP's endorsement in the next national election. In my opinion, voting for Shinji Ishimaru will help Koike. marumasa58 Justice Ginsburg is a good example, but an aging liberal is an authority in itself, and the idea of liberalism itself can't legally exclude old people. That's why this happened sometime ago. In Japan, it's a Prius rocket, but in the US, the country itself is a Prius rocket. gahaha (not funny)
jujunjun110 Yasuno is a little too great, reading policy proposals and asking questions while busy with video appearances and speeches from morning to night... #TakahiroYasuno #TOKYOAI https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRe_i3tb0AAqPMk?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRe_k6gb0AsjEEs?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRe_m3wbYAA0CBc?format=jpg&name=medium#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRe_pggb0AU-o61?format=jpg&name=small#.png
nishio This is a great demonstration of the use of digital technology to speed up decision making. It is also amazing that the organization itself is a group of volunteers who came together in a few weeks and yet it is able to function properly. Can't have a thank you party on 7/8 because the act of thanking for the vote is NG, finding!
Post-election greetings: No person may hold a post-election celebration party for the purpose of greeting the electorate in connection with the election or loss of the election, or distribute or display documents or drawings for the purpose of greeting the electorate, except for certain items.
karasu302005 But in the election for governor of the capital "Tokyo". It is nothing short of extraordinary that there has not been a single televised debate during the campaign.
mas__yamazaki Today's NHK 9pm news. The regular news of NHK, Japan's public broadcaster. They did not do a second of talking about the Tokyo gubernatorial election. > Eiichi Shibusawa's new paper money story goes on and on. None of the other items and so on.
What, did they cancel the Tokyo gubernatorial election? Next Sunday is no longer voting day?
Really creepy TV.
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liam_y23 As someone who hates suits and likes my long hair bunched back, it is very painful to see Mr. Anno, a candidate for governor of Tokyo, being told to wear a suit or cut his hair. Doesn't it matter what he wears or how he wears his hair? What is the point of continuing to obsess over such trivial things in a society where the population is decreasing = fewer and fewer people are willing to become politicians? nishio #Takafumi Horie and #Takahiro Yasuno in conversation. At first, they were underestimated, but during the discussion, Mr. Yasuno immediately responded to Mr. Horie's tough questions with concrete ideas, and the response of "I see" gave me a sense that they were convinced. I hope this will be an opportunity for everyone to think about what we can do now to improve Japan. https://www.youtube.com/live/dFfp8oP4v-4
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