Diary 2024-07-08
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As of yesterday, I was home, but didn't have the energy to open my computer.
Doing.
Transcribe notes from Tweet during the gubernatorial election to Cosense
Summary of [Daimine Climbing 2024
I guess this one comes first.
The topic of conversation on social networking sites is the "irreconcilable" exchange between Shinji Ishimaru, 41, former mayor of Akitakada City in Hiroshima Prefecture, and sociologist Kenju Furuichi, 39, who is running for the Tokyo gubernatorial election on April 7, on a live YouTube streaming program on NTV. Fukawa, perhaps using Mr. Ishimaru as an excuse, wondered if Mr. Ishimaru could order Subway. The post received over 2 million views as of 5:00 p.m. on August 8...
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nishio The preview system and Japanese patch for #BroadListening that I made with #Takahiro Yasuno's team will be released and I will write an article about it in Note by the end of the week. I'm planning to release the source code and write an article about it in Note by the end of this week. DShuhari "Team Yasuno" met yesterday around 6pm and had a KPT that lasted over 4 hours. ZOOM was also connected, and it was an amazing view to see over 50 people who participated in the event share their achievements and challenges one by one in a time where everyone was looking to the future and making flat out recommendations to each other. This is the kind of thing that makes us a really great team.
nanatakamatsu I think it is not right to criticize young people who put in for Mr. Ishimaru but not Mr. Ishimaru. I do not support Mr. Ishimaru, but I think the young people who went to the election are great, no matter who they put in. I would like to commend them for their political participation. I think voters just need to grow as they vote. ... >:
rinakuro Today, several TV programs have introduced Takahiro Yasuno's campaign efforts. My husband was not featured on TV for one second during the campaign.
(I once went there when I was called in to do an interview, only Yasuno spent two hours without a camera pointed at me...)...
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rinakuro ▼The answer I received when I asked the station staff "Why don't you air Yasuno on TV?" (When I was called in for an interview and they didn't show it) ・Viewers are interested in political battles, not policies
・If I cut my hair, I'll think about it.
nishio Blaming others for not doing what you expect them to do because "they are XX" will only widen the division and not improve things. We need to think about how we can cooperate with "people who think differently. nomikaishiyouze Regardless of whose camp you're in, it's an election campaign, but I thought it was social movement-like. So I felt I was familiar with it, and I also felt that a lot of people were no longer resistant to the social movement methodology, but whether that's good for the election as a whole is another thing. t_yano By the way, now that the election is over, I'd like you to clarify if those are or are not violations of the Public Offices Election Law. To be frank, if it is not a violation, that's fine. I want you to come to a clear conclusion. Is it a violation? Is it not a violation? The situation is unhealthy, so if it's not a violation, then "any camp can do the same thing in the future!"
YashinNoMeisou I thought it was a launch, but 3 or 4 hours of stiff KPT? That was too much fun. numagasa On nights when I am disappointed with the election results (well, almost every time), I reread the book "Hope in the Darkness". The course of history is complex, and no one knows what will affect it and how it will lead to sudden and major changes. Hope can be discouraging in its own way, but it is still worth having, and I admire those who act without giving up hope and imagination. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR4e2aOawAEF_j_?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR4e2xrasAAGMmG?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
Takahiro Yasuno is on the stage!
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Mr. Takahiro Yasuno, a candidate for Governor of Tokyo, came to the venue!
Noriya Usami, Ryosuke Nishida, and Hiroki Azuma: Was the Tokyo Gubernatorial Election Really the Right Thing to Do! ─ ─ Part 2 of a mellow paid chat #Genron 240707 #Tokyo Gubernatorial Election 2024 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR4922HaYAAv3ej?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
Part 2 at Shirasu!
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#Election special to discuss while watching the #preliminary vote count. The second part is scheduled from 21:40. Takahiro Yasuno @takahiroanno
also scheduled to speak at the event!
Noriya Usami, Ryosuke Nishida, and Hiroki Azuma: Was the Tokyo gubernatorial election really the right thing to do? ─ ─ Part 2 of the mellow paid chat #Genron 240707 kumagai_chiba Yasuno, I have been paying attention. The fact that these candidates are coming up is a positive sign of the changing times. hazuma Takahiro Yasuno will be coming for the second part~! kensuu Eh, 5th with Yasuno? I'm so impressed with the good fight, much more than I expected. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR4ZzZpbEAAbXy9?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
snowdance87 Mr. Hori and Ms. Izumi "did not talk about the policies of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government," and Mr. Anno talked the most about his vision of what he wants Tokyo to become. He was also rated number one by a third-party evaluation organization. The media should have conveyed this kind of information. >snowdance87: MC Hori: "Where's Mr. Yasuno I was focusing on?" Mr. Izumi: "If the media had picked up on Mr. Yasuno, he might have come in here." x.com/snowdance87/st...
snowdance87 MC Mr. Hori said, "Which part of Ms. Yasuno did I focus on?" Ms. Izumi: "If the media had picked up on Ms. Yasuno, she might have come in here." >snowdance87: I thought it was very nice that Fusaho Izumi called for people to vote now because there is still time. I think there were only 3 women out of 14 people.
nishio Something about going up the stairs and saying, "What's with all the clapping? What's going on?" When I opened the door, the interview was about to start and I was scared. >uudaiy: I thought they were just gathering to watch the preliminary vote count over drinks, so I bought my own drinks and went to the meeting place, but they were having a KPT-style review meeting, and they were all too stoic.
nishio I'm home Tokyo! How did the election turn out? amachang I seriously recommend the election. You don't have to be empty handed, the UI and the lines are relatively smooth, you'll feel like you've done something good in about a minute, you can enter local facilities, and for some reason, a lot of people greet you and make you feel like a human being. nanatakamatsu I get a lot of calls saying "I went to the election! I am very happy because I am working to encourage young people to participate in politics! nikkei Record number of people cast ballots in advance for Tokyo gubernatorial election, key to independents. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR18KPZWoAAikI6?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
nikkei 2.15 million people cast their ballots in advance of the Tokyo gubernatorial election, the largest number ever, up 20% from the previous election. Up to 2.15 million Tokyo Governors voted before polling day, returning up to 2:2.
kenn In the end, I decided to vote for Yasuno. I'm not so interested in the Tokyo metropolitan government that I wouldn't care if it was Yuriko. I'm not interested in Tokyo politics as much as I'd like to be, but I don't think it's right to vote for Yuriko either.
Considering what it means to use one's time to vote, there is no point in putting in a candidate whose results will be the same whether one votes or not.
It is like a choice by process of elimination.
>Kenn: Yasuno, of course I support you as an individual, but I felt that you should be attentive to the argument that politics fosters division when it is pushed through by technocracy. As Sandel says, the current dire situation in the US was born out of populism as a reaction to the "arrogance of meritocracy".
shuzonarita That's a great speech by Mr. Anno's wife. The content of "Anno doesn't undermine people but sees flaws in the system" is also great because it describes Anno in a nutshell, and I love that she's speaking from the heart. catmonky007 It seems unexpected for many influencers that Yasuno-san, who was thought to be impossible because folks are stupid, became popular and grew on X. Social networking is a good thing. Good things spread quickly, so you just need to know if it's good or not. It's time to get rid of assumptions like the average person is stupid. nabe_yas1985 For the Tokyo gubernatorial election, after considering candidates who will update Japanese politics from all angles, #TakahiroYasuno is the only choice! If you read the manifesto of Yasuno's candidate, you will understand that the existing political parties that can only position the Tokyo gubernatorial election as a prelude to a power struggle in national politics are now expired! >nabe_yas1985 For the Tokyo gubernatorial election, I am supporting #Takahiro Yasuno, a completely independent candidate whose policies I share, a little. The posters are completely volunteer, so I'm putting up posters little by little around our neighborhood. In my own election, I paid to outsource the work to a contractor, so I'm having a hard time locating the billboards at all (laughs). https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQhK1u9a4AAc4wv?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQhK3HVbwAAf7v9?format=jpg&name=small#.png
nishio If you are going to vote for someone you don't want to vote for some reason, is that "reason" really correct? Isn't that "reason" something that someone who is convenient for you to believe in has led you to believe? Please stop and think before you cast your vote. Voting is an opportunity to express your will. # Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
I feel the future is brighter than it has been in a long time, so I will vote for Ms. Anno.
>rink_ui: I think it is better to vote for the candidate who has given me so much excitement than to vote for the candidate who has given me so much excitement and who will be the one I want in 4 or 8 years, when both supporters of Renho and Shinji Ishimaru are pulling each other down and criticizing each other for violating the public election, and both are not in the race, and I am only +1 for Koike who is an incumbent and has done a good job. So I will vote for Takahiro Yasuno tomorrow.
I was asked by Mr. Yasuno to give a campaign speech at the closing of his microphone in Yurakucho, but I was so scared of the large audience that I declined. I was in charge of GitHub. #Takahiro Yasuno #TOKYOAI uudaiy Regardless of the direction, I think it would be a very good thing for Tokyo if many people listened to various people, took time to research, and went to speeches to decide what the future of Tokyo should be like and who they should vote for. I think that in itself is a very good thing for Tokyo. seby_jp I voted for #Takahiro Yasuno! Thanks to Mr. Yasuno, I can now think positively about politics, which I didn't want to get close to and which was hazy and unfamiliar to me. The manifesto is coherent with easy-to-understand explanations. Concrete measures, data, and rationale. >takahiroanno: On the last day of the election campaign, I wrote a request to everyone! Please take care of Takahiro Yasuno!
Btaros Team Yasuno really has a strong will to make the election process open and something that everyone can be involved in. The open source philosophy that the world will be a better place by making something good and releasing it to the public for everyone to use. It is like looking at the goodness of the Internet generation. >:
PPstudyDWE After this consideration, I voted for the candidate whose recommendation I would like to entrust Tokyo's future to. There have been some polling places that close before 20:00 on the last day of voting even if it says that the polls are open until 20:00, so it is a good idea to vote before the deadline or early in the daytime on the same day.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
>PPstudyDWE: I'm going around in circles again, deciding whether to vote for a strong opponent of someone I don't want to see elected or for a candidate I'd like to entrust with Tokyo politics (who will probably get a dead vote), but no matter how many times I think about it, my motto is "Push for a candidate when you can"...remember? That's what I'm saying, isn't it?
gakuto_akashi I voted for Ms. Anno before the deadline. When Audrey Tan from Taiwan was talked about, I think a lot of people posted on Twitter at the time that they wished someone like her would appear in Japan. Now is the time. I did not vote for her as a long-hair lover, so please understand that. >takahiroanno Summary version of the policy manifesto document for the Tokyo gubernatorial election is now available! We will create a Tokyo where no one is left behind by technology. We will continue to update it as we listen to your feedback. The detailed version will be released tomorrow! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQb8CI4aIAE7DQC?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
AyumiHirose3 Mr. Yasuno with Team Yasuno, in just one month, has transformed the election process into one that allows residents to be constructively involved in the policy process itself. It is not only that they have changed the process of election to "one in which a single resident can be constructively involved in the policy itself, The way people are attracted by his straightforward beliefs and energy is like a one-man adventure novel.
>takahiroanno: On the last day of the election campaign, I wrote a request to everyone! Please take care of Takahiro Yasuno!
Btaros I am glad that #Takahiro Yasuno ran for #Governor of Tokyo. I only helped him as a friend by making manifestos and distributing posters, but I'm glad I was able to be involved in his campaign. h_okumura I don't know if my space-time is distorted, but most people seem to vote for Takahiro Yasuno. ttakeaki The applause when his wife appeared was the star of the show. Hearing Takahiro Yasuno's campaign from his wife's point of view, I thought it was dramatic. From the beginning when two people were trying to put up 200 posters, to putting up all 14,000 locations with the help of volunteers, it was nothing short of impressive. #Takahiro Yasuno #Takahiro Yasuno for Governor #Tokyo gubernatorial election campaign https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRzn8O3acAAHIBu?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
500Saya The moment his wife took the stage, there was loud applause. Rina-sama ~ ♡♡♡♡
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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uudaiy thanks for your help Rina! "I don't have time for someone else's malice to stop me--"
From my wife's point of view - #Takahiro Yasuno for Governor of Tokyo｜#Takahiro Yasuno's Office (official) @annotakahiro24
YoshifumiSeki I'm the one who brought Yasuno into the unexplored juniors, so the unexplored juniors can praise me. #Takahiro Yasuno Details of the team structure that supported the month-long #Tokyo gubernatorial election and what we have done & 13,000+ word note from team members on their enthusiasm for tomorrow, the day of the vote on the 7th. annotakahiro24 [#Takahiro Yasuno Thank you and last request from the man himself. Tomorrow is the final day of the #Tokyo Gubernatorial Election. I am writing this last request from Yasuno himself, along with his thanks to all of you.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
Please give me your vote!
annotakahiro24 [#TakahiroAnno would like to say this one last thing to everyone. Before the start of the gubernatorial election, Anno's challenge was thought to be a reckless one, but thanks to the support of all of you, he has achieved many miracles and has made a great leap forward to become one of the major candidates.
Please entrust the future of Tokyo to Takahiro Yasuno.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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tabbata This is great! It's the highest honor for a man to be drummed up like this by his wife, wow! I think it would be better if his wife ran for office and Mr. Anno himself became the chief strategist. I think that Mr. Yasuno himself should be the chief strategist. He has the power of a great warrior.
>snowdance87: Mr. Yasuno's wife Norina, who is reputed to be a good orator ("a mysterious sense of professionalism" according to Mr. Yasuno).
(No, seriously, if someone says he's a ward councilor, I'll believe it...)
Tomorrow is the only chance to hear the rumored speech live!
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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hazuma The Tokyo gubernatorial election was full of ridiculous candidates, but among them, Mr. Anno, who had no organization and started out as a nobody, stuck to his own path to the end and did not do anything strange to increase his name recognition, is important not only for the future gubernatorial elections but for the Japanese elections as a whole. I think it is important not only for future gubernatorial elections but also for Japanese elections as a whole to see how far Mr. Anno can go. YoshifumiSeki How straight-forward is Mr. Yasuno that I, with my bad character, can't think of anything bad to say? >YoshifumiSeki: Mr. Yasuno @takahiroanno, a candidate for Governor of Tokyo, is two junior in my lab, also from Unexplored Project, and we are both mentors in Unexplored Junior (@mitoujr). He is very talented, but in addition, I think it is very great that he is straight and good as a person. If you haven't seen him yet, please read the Manifesto.
uudaiy What would you say if I were to make a speech in support of you, which I ended up not using because of the timing because of the risk of arrest if I post beyond the date line today? I hereby offer a draft of the following. Mr. Yasuno, 3 hours to go, hang in there. # Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo.
Sorry for the trouble, Tokyo.
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omochi_536 I went to hear Mr. Yasuno's speech in the street. Not only was the content good, but he also did what he said he would do, such as guiding the audience not to step on the Braille blocks at the beginning of his speech, and when an ambulance passed by on the way to the venue, he stopped his speech when he heard the sirens so that everyone could hear them.
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emi_haha I was able to stop by Mr. Anno's speech in Akihabara just before it started to rain. He talked about his future prospects and specific policies without making any disparaging remarks about the other candidates, which convinced me that he really doesn't have any connections, and it was amazing that that many people took him seriously. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRyrPEHbUAA9MfH?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
taishi_molts The stance of the vocal minority criticizing other candidates and calling for people to vote for the candidate they support didn't decide who to vote for. It was hard for me as a silent majority to watch. Under the circumstances, Mr. Anno's wife's book video was the most stinging in the gubernatorial race.
>snowdance87: Mr. Yasuno's wife Norina, who is reputed to be a good orator ("a mysterious sense of professionalism" according to Mr. Yasuno).
(No, seriously, if someone says he's a ward councilor, I'll believe it...)
Tomorrow is the only chance to hear the rumored speech live!
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
I'm also interested in how an engineer can change Tokyo from the top down, and I like his manifesto and his speech, so I'm going for Mr. Anno!
I had a good impression that many of the listeners were young and interested in what they were listening to.
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>piro_or: I'm afraid that if I say "that AI guy ......" when I say a candidate for Governor of Tokyo now, the "AI Mayer" candidate will be more likely to catch on, so I feel nervous that I have to say "Hiroyuki Yasuno" candidate and the name properly
Ry9Tq Hiroyuki's wife was pushing Mr. Yasuno in today's post. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRyShpRbgAAe5od?format=jpg&name=medium#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRyShpSagAA7QU6?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
hdowrld An urgent live discussion between Hiroyuki and Takahiro Yasuno, now watching. It's amazing how the three of them can talk about serious politics and yet not seem to falter at all, and how smartly they can interact.... (It's also amazing how smart and humble Mistress Yasuno is...)
I think it's cute that you two can communicate and giggle at the engineer talk regardless of the > election from.
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@hirox246
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Please come and listen, everyone!
# Let's choose the future Tokyo!
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ShioriYamao I decided to vote for Takahiro Yasuno tomorrow, while taking shelter from the rain today, an attempt to use SNS for "policy consolidation" rather than "spreading popularity". I like his attitude of trying to improve the "defects of the system" instead of cursing the "defects of people. It was refreshing to be able to decide! TakUmezawa I wish all candidates were like this. Elections are the place to show the maturity of democracy and the people of Japan. I especially like that it is clear what you want us to refrain from doing.
In fact, I get the feeling that Anno supporters don't have much trouble with other supporters.
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ShioriYamao I decided to vote for Takahiro Yasuno tomorrow, while taking shelter from the rain today, an attempt to use SNS for "policy consolidation" rather than "spreading popularity". I like his attitude of trying to improve the "defects of the system" instead of cursing the "defects of people. It was refreshing to be able to decide! Please watch the video to see his and Team Yasuno's full appeal.
Your vote for Takahiro Yasuno will be a valuable engine for the future of Tokyo. Thank you for your support!
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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Pinakano I usually try not to talk too much about politics, but I am going to vote for Mr. Anno for Governor of Tokyo. >takahiroanno Summary version of the policy manifesto document for the Tokyo gubernatorial election is now available! We will create a Tokyo where no one is left behind by technology. We will continue to update it as we listen to your feedback. The detailed version will be released tomorrow! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQb8CI4aIAE7DQC?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
uudaiy note itself is also a blockbuster. Thank you so much for all your hard work. "Anno was sleeping as he collapsed from hard work day after day, but he said in his sleep, "Thank God, thank God, thank God.""
We revealed the team structure that supported the month-long election campaign & asked them about their enthusiasm for the day! | #Takahiro Yasuno @annotakahiro24
"Each and every one of you, the citizens of Tokyo, live diligently and earnestly every day. TMG employees also work with sincerity in a difficult environment. Hearing the voices of so many of you, I felt this keenly once again."
Let's make the #Governor's race the largest turnout in history! >takahiroanno: On the last day of the election campaign, I wrote a request to everyone! Please take care of Takahiro Yasuno!
yuyuyuseisei People of Tokyo, please compare the speeches and manifestos, not just for the atmosphere, or for now, or for votes critical of the current administration. Who is decent? How much of the future do you feel? I think Mr. Yasuno is the real deal. I want Tokyo and Japan to be led by people like this. #Takahiro Yasuno >takahiroanno: On the last day of the election campaign, I wrote a request to everyone! Please take care of Takahiro Yasuno!
I had high hopes for Ishimaru-san's leadership, but the fact that he had a conversation with Dr. Masuda, a psychiatrist.
The reason is that I felt that the quote "sending out messages that demean other candidates" was very close to my own beliefs and the way I am as a coach.
I especially like that it is clear what you want us to refrain from doing.
In fact, I get the feeling that Anno supporters don't have much trouble with other supporters.
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rink_ui While the supporters of Renho and Shinji Ishimaru pull each other down by criticizing each other for violating the public election, and both are not in the race, I would rather vote for the incumbent Koike, who has done a good job, than to vote for myself, who has given me so much excitement, only to lose the incumbent Koike. I will vote for Takahiro Yasuno tomorrow, because I believe that in 4 to 8 years time, the person I want will emerge, rather than voting for Koike, who has given me so much excitement. annotakahiro24 Tomorrow, Sunday, July 7, is the day to vote for the Governor of Tokyo. Please write your full name "Takahiro Yasuno" or "Takahiro Anno" on the ballot.
We will surely meet your expectations.
Please entrust the future of Tokyo to #Takahiro Yasuno. >annotakahiro24: [#Takahiro Yasuno would like to say this one last thing to everyone.
Before the start of the gubernatorial election, Anno's challenge was thought to be a reckless one, but thanks to the support of all of you, he has achieved many miracles and has made a great leap forward to become one of the major candidates.
Please entrust the future of Tokyo to Takahiro Yasuno.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
uudaiy I've given more than 50 speeches in this heat? I'm so proud of my physical strength to read Slack more than anyone else, and to write a note while giving a speech. Let's do our best for the rest of the day! >takahiroanno: On the last day of the election campaign, I wrote a request to everyone! Please take care of Takahiro Yasuno!
hazuma It's really ugly that all people think politics is about talking bad about others. I hope those days will end soon. Sato_adachi Systematization should not be a dystopia, it should be something that makes people feel comfortable and motivated, and a system that makes people flow like this It seemed like something I would like to see implemented in Tokyo. Sato_adachi I've been watching candidate Yasuno's poster pasting campaign for a long time, and I've heard people from the outside say things like, "This is such a dick move," or "No one wants to put up posters in hard terrain, so they'll stay. After implementing a visualization tool such as a location game stamp rally, volunteers became more motivated to go to the island, and an ace appeared who put up 100 posters. >:
July 7 is the Tokyo gubernatorial election.
On voting day, there are some things you should not do! Let's go vote! And it is OK. Please be careful!
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rinakuro In front of Yurakucho Itocia! Amazing ！！！！ # Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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hazuma This election for Governor of Tokyo. Since it seems that it is almost certain who will win, I, for one, am paying attention to how much the gap between the first and second place will widen, how many leftist haters will support Mr. Busaora, and how many votes Mr. Anno's extremely straightforward election strategy will garner. ukkaripon Did everyone go to the Tokyo gubernatorial election? If you haven't yet, please vote for "Takahiro Yasuno". @mitoujr
mentor with me and he is a great guy. We would love to have you.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
YoshifumiSeki Human-in-the-loop machine learning in the Tokyo gubernatorial election will be a very interesting finding for social implementation/[Tokyo gubernatorial election x technology Human-in-the-Loop Machine Learning in the Tokyo Gubernatorial Election｜NSK @naohachi89
@takahiroanno
is two years my junior in the lab, also from the Unexplored Project, and is an Unexplored Junior (
@mitoujr
), we are both mentors. He is very talented, but in addition, I think it is very great that he is straight and good as a person. If you haven't seen it yet, please read the Manifesto.
8bit_HORIJUN "The campaign started by two people and gradually grew larger." The last appeal by candidate Takahiro Yasuno. Now his wife, Rina, is making a speech. She is the one who is getting more attention on SNS than Mr. Yasuno in this election campaign. Listening to her, I almost cried. @annotakahiro24
@takahiroanno
chieko_0527 I was listening to Mr. Yasuno's speech with three high school students and Jun Hori was there: ‼︎ Everyone in the audience is thrilled.
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I hope this will be a gubernatorial election where people feel there is potential for a young person who is bright with technology, not a politician!
Koike will probably win hands down, but at any rate, I am of the mind that I want the young people to do their best.
Mr. Yasuno's wife is too good at making speeches!
>snowdance87: Mr. Yasuno's wife Norina, who is reputed to be a good orator ("a mysterious sense of professionalism" according to Mr. Yasuno).
(No, seriously, if someone says he's a ward councilor, I'll believe it...)
Tomorrow is the only chance to hear the rumored speech live!
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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nishio Frankly, the anti-Koike vote is being fought over by Renho and Ishimaru, and there is no way to unite them, and in a political battle they would just tell each other to "put it in here, not there. I'm fed up with that kind of thing. In the sense of vote consolidation, I think that Ms. Anno is the best candidate because she will attract all the voters who think, "I am fed up with such things, let's discuss policy rather than politics. >fbythesea: I'm wondering intensely whether I should give up on the incumbent's unassailable advantage and put in someone I like (Yasuno-san), hoping for the next time even though I think the time is still a little bit not ripe, or whether I should prioritize consolidating my vote because I don't know yet.
Mr. Yasuno, isn't it wonderful that you are so clever and "the type who can't put others down".
nishio The forces that are competing with each other for votes are conspicuous because they are loud, but since they are competing with each other and not cohesive, in fact, the best move in this situation is to build up competence and performance without hesitation, In fact, in this situation, the best move would be to build up competence and accomplishments without hesitation. It's a smart strategy! Well, I'm saying this with the feeling that it's a bad idea and I'm hoping it won't lead to a vote.
Pnalactiflora Even if Mr. Yasuno himself is not perfect, it is great that he can attract talented people and get their support. I think it would be great if he could bring those people together to work on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. snowdance87 Mr. Anno's wife Norina, who is reputed to be a good orator ("a mysterious sense of professionalism" according to Mr. Anno). (No, seriously, if someone says he's a ward councilor, I'll believe it...)
Tomorrow is the only chance to hear the rumored speech live!
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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MinatoNakazawa Mr. Abe, since you wrote this post, I was a little excited about the Wake Up's coverage of the gubernatorial election, but they did not mention Mr. Anno at all. I don't know if there was some kind of tie-up with the station or what. I don't know if there was some kind of binding from the station, but was it limited to specific policies or mentioning the Waseda Manifesto Institute (https://maniken.online/kurabeteerabu/)? >toshikiabe The service called "trapro" launched by Riddilava in 2013 was exactly the kind of service that aimed to allow users to present social issues and have them discussed over and over again. I was very moved to see Yasuno's election as governor of Tokyo after 10 years had passed. Personally, I am very deeply moved. And coming up on that GitHub. snowdance87 Mr. Anno's wife Norina, who is reputed to be a good orator ("a mysterious sense of professionalism" according to Mr. Anno). (No, seriously, if someone says he's a ward councilor, I'll believe it...)
Tomorrow is the only chance to hear the rumored speech live!
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
MinatoNakazawa Mr. Abe, since you wrote this post, I was a little excited about the Wake Up's coverage of the gubernatorial election, but they did not mention Mr. Anno at all. I don't know if there was some kind of tie-up with the station or what. I don't know if there was some kind of binding from the station, but was it limited to specific policies or mentioning the Waseda Manifesto Institute (https://maniken.online/kurabeteerabu/)? >toshikiabe The service called "trapro" launched by Riddilava in 2013 was exactly the kind of service that aimed to allow users to present social issues and have them discussed over and over again. I was very moved to see Yasuno's election as governor of Tokyo after 10 years had passed. Personally, I am very deeply moved. And coming up on that GitHub. taberunosuki525 I'm here and I want to know more about Mr. Anno too but the media doesn't report on him at all so I'll do my own social media research today anyway. I'm getting tired of all the cussing and the Tokyo gubernatorial race... >uekky: I was listening to the speech live and it really gutted people's ears as well as their hearts x.com/snowdance87/st...
izki_toyama The governor of Japan's capital, Tokyo, will be decided tomorrow. I was not interested in this gubernatorial election because there was no policy debate at all. However, as this Mr. Yasuno states, it is a pity that the central political situation is brought into the gubernatorial election and there is no policy debate. If I were a Tokyoite, I might want to vote for him. diceken I thought Koike would win on a cheap tile anyway, but now I'm not so sure. Mr. Ishimaru is growing and Mr. Yasuno's wife's speech is interesting. Above all, they are both young.
Renho is probably consolidating the Rikkourei vote, so it remains to be seen what will happen if the votes of independents that would have gone to Koike go to Ishimaru Yasuno.
moukon_genius What I'd like to say to anyone posting anything related to the gubernatorial election. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRwdz-lacAEhhRg?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
kafu_f I've been thinking about Yasuno-san's comment and others I've seen and heard, but maybe it would be better to choose words like "social implementation" or "realization" rather than "policy" to be more specific and tangible. I think we are all rather fed up with the word "politics".
Doll0takuma3 I usually decide who I'm going to vote for rather quickly and vote before the deadline, but I'm wondering whether I should vote for Yuriko to stop Renho or for Yasuno who is a decent member of society. I'm not sure if I should put in Yuriko to stop Renho or Yasuno-san who is a decent member of society. omochi_536 Holly said many times that no one reads all of Mr. Anno's manifesto, but I think there are rather a few who do. People are thinking about who they want to entrust their future to. Even if they don't have time, they will take the time to read the manifestos. The people of Tokyo are not that stupid. oomoriikura I thought Koike was the one to choose, but Anno is very good. rare711411 Many people seem to be torn between Yasuno-san and Ishimaru-san. Me too. I'm putting in Ms. Anno because Ms. Koike is going to win anyway. If Mr. Ishimaru is in a close race, I will put Mr. Ishimaru to win, but my thought is closer to Mr. Anno. Mr. Yasuno, you said you won't be vice-governor, but I definitely want you to be involved in some way, as a chief strategist or something. @takahiroanno
40_of_sports If I were to mention one notable difference between the other candidates and #TakahiroAnno, it would fit here. He said it was his wife who said it was amazing. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRwzYxiacAAQ_pO?format=jpg&name=medium#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRwzYx4acAAI5g3?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
And about the educational support you mention in your first example,
From "support based on income", after hearing the opinions of both those who receive support and those who provide support, they say that no income limit would make support smoother and quicker.
I'm thinking it through and taking input from suppliers and recipients.
I think it's great.
More attention should be paid to it.
70+ geezers think so.
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Takahiro Yasuno, you are doing the right thing by acknowledging the achievements of your predecessor and then presenting what you will do next.
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obscure_chinpan The theory is that the number of votes is actually exploding because there is a large segment of people who support Yasuno and are cool enough to just vote for who they believe in, rather than those who are calling out to those around them to get involved. The number of votes is actually increasing explosively. 500Saya I was looking at Care Net and to my surprise I found an interview with #Takahiro Yasuno ！！！！！ The following article is featured in the members-only section of the website.
・Full subsidy for HPV vaccine male vaccination cost
・Promotion of dementia patient support applications
・ Agile policy making
The 218th Tokyo Gubernatorial Election: Who are the "Other" Candidates of Concern in the Upcoming Election?
The Tokyo gubernatorial election has been making headlines in a different way, with posters posted in violation of public order and morals. The election will finally take place this weekend, and will the incumbent governor be reelected, or will a new candidate win? Mr. Murakami focuses on the people he is interested in.
MinatoNakazawa Mr. Abe, since you wrote this post, I was a little excited about the Wake Up's coverage of the gubernatorial election, but they did not mention Mr. Anno at all. I don't know if there was some kind of tie-up with the station or what. I don't know if there was some kind of binding from the station, but was it limited to specific policies or mentioning the Waseda Manifesto Institute (https://maniken.online/kurabeteerabu/)? >toshikiabe The service called "trapro" launched by Riddilava in 2013 was exactly the kind of service that aimed to allow users to present social issues and have them discussed over and over again. I was very moved to see Yasuno's election as governor of Tokyo after 10 years had passed. Personally, I am very deeply moved. And coming up on that GitHub. taberunosuki525 I'm here and I want to know more about Mr. Anno too but the media doesn't report on him at all so I'll do my own social media research today anyway. I'm getting tired of all the cussing and the Tokyo gubernatorial race... >uekky: I was listening to the speech live and it really gutted people's ears as well as their hearts x.com/snowdance87/st...
izki_toyama The governor of Japan's capital, Tokyo, will be decided tomorrow. I was not interested in this gubernatorial election because there was no policy debate at all. However, as this Mr. Yasuno states, it is a pity that the central political situation is brought into the gubernatorial election and there is no policy debate. If I were a Tokyoite, I might want to vote for him. diceken I thought Koike would win on a cheap tile anyway, but now I'm not so sure. Mr. Ishimaru is growing and Mr. Yasuno's wife's speech is interesting. Above all, they are both young.
Renho is probably consolidating the Rikkourei vote, so it remains to be seen what will happen if the votes of independents that would have gone to Koike go to Ishimaru Yasuno.
moukon_genius What I'd like to say to anyone posting anything related to the gubernatorial election. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRwdz-lacAEhhRg?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
kafu_f I've been thinking about Yasuno-san's comment and others I've seen and heard, but maybe it would be better to choose words like "social implementation" or "realization" rather than "policy" to be more specific and tangible. I think we are all rather fed up with the word "politics".
Doll0takuma3 I usually decide who I'm going to vote for rather quickly and vote before the deadline, but I'm wondering whether I should vote for Yuriko to stop Renho or for Yasuno who is a decent member of society. I'm not sure if I should put in Yuriko to stop Renho or Yasuno-san who is a decent member of society. omochi_536 Holly said many times that no one reads all of Mr. Anno's manifesto, but I think there are rather a few who do. People are thinking about who they want to entrust their future to. Even if they don't have time, they will take the time to read the manifestos. The people of Tokyo are not that stupid. oomoriikura I thought Koike was the one to choose, but Anno is very good. rare711411 Many people seem to be torn between Yasuno-san and Ishimaru-san. Me too. I'm putting in Ms. Anno because Ms. Koike is going to win anyway. If Mr. Ishimaru is in a close race, I will put Mr. Ishimaru to win, but my thought is closer to Mr. Anno. Mr. Yasuno, you said you won't be vice-governor, but I definitely want you to be involved in some way, as a chief strategist or something. @takahiroanno
40_of_sports If I were to mention one notable difference between the other candidates and #TakahiroAnno, it would fit here. He said it was his wife who said it was amazing. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRwzYxiacAAQ_pO?format=jpg&name=medium#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRwzYx4acAAI5g3?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
And about the educational support you mention in your first example,
From "support based on income", after hearing the opinions of both those who receive support and those who provide support, they say that no income limit would make support smoother and quicker.
I'm thinking it through and taking input from suppliers and recipients.
I think it's great.
More attention should be paid to it.
70+ geezers think so.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRsyT1kbMAEp18s?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
Takahiro Yasuno, you are doing the right thing by acknowledging the achievements of your predecessor and then presenting what you will do next.
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obscure_chinpan The theory is that the number of votes is actually exploding because there is a large segment of people who support Yasuno and are cool enough to just vote for who they believe in, rather than those who are calling out to those around them to get involved. The number of votes is actually increasing explosively. 500Saya I was looking at Care Net and to my surprise I found an interview with #Takahiro Yasuno ！！！！！ The following article is featured in the members-only section of the website.
・Full subsidy for HPV vaccine male vaccination cost
・Promotion of dementia patient support applications
・ Agile policy making
The 218th Tokyo Gubernatorial Election: Who are the "Other" Candidates of Concern in the Upcoming Election?
The Tokyo gubernatorial election has been making headlines in a different way, with posters posted in violation of public order and morals. The election will finally take place this weekend, and will the incumbent governor be reelected, or will a new candidate win? Mr. Murakami focuses on the people he is interested in.
kamizonomachiko Rina, partner of candidate Takahiro Yasuno, gave an excellent speech. Policy, not politics.
I don't put others down, but I do see flaws in the system.
I actually feel this is the case in the campaign.
I would like such a person to be a leader, with well-developed policies based on EBPM and an attitude of talking about the future.
>snowdance87: Mr. Yasuno's wife Norina, who is reputed to be a good orator ("a mysterious sense of professionalism" according to Mr. Yasuno).
(No, seriously, if someone says he's a ward councilor, I'll believe it...)
Tomorrow is the only chance to hear the rumored speech live!
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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Takahiro Yasuno, you are doing the right thing by acknowledging the achievements of your predecessor and then presenting what you will do next.
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obscure_chinpan The theory is that the number of votes is actually exploding because there is a large segment of people who support Yasuno and are cool enough to just vote for who they believe in, rather than those who are calling out to those around them to get involved. The number of votes is actually increasing explosively. 500Saya I was looking at Care Net and to my surprise I found an interview with #Takahiro Yasuno ！！！！！ The following article is featured in the members-only section of the website.
・Full subsidy for HPV vaccine male vaccination cost
・Promotion of dementia patient support applications
・ Agile policy making
The 218th Tokyo Gubernatorial Election: Who are the "Other" Candidates of Concern in the Upcoming Election?
The Tokyo gubernatorial election has been making headlines in a different way, with posters posted in violation of public order and morals. The election will finally take place this weekend, and will the incumbent governor be reelected, or will a new candidate win? Mr. Murakami focuses on the people he is interested in.
kamizonomachiko Rina, partner of candidate Takahiro Yasuno, gave an excellent speech. Policy, not politics.
I don't put others down, but I do see flaws in the system.
I actually feel this is the case in the campaign.
I would like such a person to be a leader, with well-developed policies based on EBPM and an attitude of talking about the future.
>snowdance87: Mr. Yasuno's wife Norina, who is reputed to be a good orator ("a mysterious sense of professionalism" according to Mr. Yasuno).
(No, seriously, if someone says he's a ward councilor, I'll believe it...)
Tomorrow is the only chance to hear the rumored speech live!
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
nishio Most of the posters should be done, but there might be some places where #Takahiro Yasuno's posters are not put up due to data or reporting troubles, so if there are any! Please contact #TOKYOAI or anonymous suggestion box! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRwvAawbYAA6zw-?format=jpg&name=large#.png
nishio Only 2 spots left! Independent #Takahiro Yasuno is going to put up posters on all 14,000 or so billboards in Tokyo with overwhelming support from volunteers! Hot! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRwp_2ka8AApsv0?format=jpg&name=large#.png
takenokommm When I open X, all I see are posts that make me feel bad about myself and others, but when I "Like" a post related to #TakahiroYasuno, I see a lot of positive and upbeat things on my TL. I've seen a lot of positive and upbeat things on my TL when I "Like" posts related to #TakahiroYasuno. I want all this kind of information to keep coming to me all the time. I just want to see everyone in a cheerful mood, me.
nishio Today is 7/6 and tomorrow, 7/7, is the last day of the election campaign since it is illegal to call for voting on election day! I want as many people as possible to know #Takahiro Yasuno #Takahiro Yasuno for Governor of Tokyo! Not politics, but policy! Please obey the law and campaign properly! Please cast a clean vote for candidate Yasuno! obscure_chinpan It's really great that you made it a participatory election with so many people involved, it's really impressive, it's kind of touching, the circle of people who sympathize with Mr. Anno's actions and ideas is precious, I hope this election period will not end, I hope it will not end. I hope this election period will never end, Using technology to update "lifestyle", "economy", and "politics"!
Open Source Elections for a New Digital Democracy
Will Audrey Tan of Tokyo be born?
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@8bit_HORIJUN
) commented, "I was hoping to get into Mr. Yasuno!
annotakahiro24: Media Interview by journalist Jun Hori, #TakahiroAnno is now appearing live! nishio I just remembered that #Takahiro Yasuno's wife is the one who was in first place at Polytopia! I just connected with WW. >takahiroanno My wife is exasperated. I woke up this morning and she was #1 on the leaderboard of the game "Polytopia". I'm over Elon Musk. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GGGwtLSb0AA6ufR?format=jpg&name=large#.png
Using technology to update "lifestyle", "economy", and "politics"!
Open Source Elections for a New Digital Democracy
Will Audrey Tan of Tokyo be born?
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@8bit_HORIJUN
) commented, "I was hoping to get into Mr. Yasuno!
annotakahiro24: Media Interview by journalist Jun Hori, #TakahiroAnno is now appearing live! nishio I just remembered that #Takahiro Yasuno's wife is the one who was in first place at Polytopia! I just connected with WW. >takahiroanno My wife is exasperated. I woke up this morning and she was #1 on the leaderboard of the game "Polytopia". I'm over Elon Musk. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GGGwtLSb0AA6ufR?format=jpg&name=large#.png
8bit_HORIJUN Please check it out before you vote! Please check it out before you vote! In the second half of the meeting, I called on all the candidates for an open mic. I shared the words of candidate #Takahiro Yasuno. @YouTube
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Satoshi Nakajima focuses on why politicians should learn from candidate Takahiro Yasuno's "How to Fight the Tokyo Gubernatorial Election. Japan Finally Starting? Rewrite the architecture.
Chika8666 I've heard the speeches of the candidates for governor of Tokyo. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government up to now has not had anyone to proceed with the digitization of voting or the digitization of applications for assistance during pregnancy, even though it is possible to do so. I think it makes sense to have someone like this at the top of the Tokyo government. I want Tokyo to be updated. Tokyo voters, let's vote!
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kbsjok Takahiro Yasuno, it's great that you don't talk about other people's policies or bad things, just update your pledges, put out poster maps, and are going at your own pace. This kind of thing is good. Just looking at the post is exciting.
mac_oto Last night I went to #Takahiro Yasuno's street advertising for #Governor in front of Kamata station. The photo shows Mr. Yasuno setting up the signboard on the car by himself. I really agree with "policy, not politics". I would like to see a society where people can honestly vote for their favorite candidate, not by a process of elimination. I would like to see a direct democracy, not a one-way street, but a direct democracy where everyone can update their own opinions using broad listening and other means!
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ninofku Percentage of votes received by each candidate in the last #Tokyo gubernatorial election. Koike won overwhelmingly, but in fact, the most popular vote was "no vote". If these people go to the polls, the results may change, and data on who got how many votes will remain, leading to the next election.
Go to the polls on Sunday, 7/7. You can vote every day before the deadline.
Let's go to #Tokyo gubernatorial election! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRsH_PpbMAAfjDM?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
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nishio Oh, TV cameras! Finally, it's going to be reported on TV! >ezoma2 I went to the speech in front of Tokyo Metropolitan Government! The media, including Teresa, Nittele and others, are also in the market, and it is amazing.
In front of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, Ms. Anno appeals for improvements in the working environment of Tokyo Metropolitan Government employees.
Labor issues and work style reform are deeply related to our lives. We should be able to update the personnel evaluation system and make Tokyo a better place to work. x.com/annotakahiro24...
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mac_oto Last night I went to #Takahiro Yasuno's street advertising for #Governor in front of Kamata station. The photo shows Mr. Yasuno setting up the signboard on the car by himself. I really agree with "policy, not politics". I would like to see a society where people can honestly vote for their favorite candidate, not by a process of elimination. I would like to see a direct democracy, not a one-way street, but a direct democracy where everyone can update their own opinions using broad listening and other means!
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ninofku Percentage of votes received by each candidate in the last #Tokyo gubernatorial election. Koike won overwhelmingly, but in fact, the most popular vote was "no vote". If these people go to the polls, the results may change, and data on who got how many votes will remain, leading to the next election.
Go to the polls on Sunday, 7/7. You can vote every day before the deadline.
Let's go to #Tokyo gubernatorial election! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRsH_PpbMAAfjDM?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
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nishio Oh, TV cameras! Finally, it's going to be reported on TV! >ezoma2 I went to the speech in front of Tokyo Metropolitan Government! The media, including Teresa, Nittele and others, are also in the market, and it is amazing.
In front of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, Ms. Anno appeals for improvements in the working environment of Tokyo Metropolitan Government employees.
Labor issues and work style reform are deeply related to our lives. We should be able to update the personnel evaluation system and make Tokyo a better place to work. x.com/annotakahiro24...
tatsumitakuro This is a great transmission. It shows the reality of the election. I wish I could have heard your speech once... >annotakahiro24 Toward #Election Transparency The election campaign is in its final stages. We have published the current version of the cost of election campaign and political activities in NOTE. We hope it will help to improve the election system and make it more transparent! We will continue to run an open and clean campaign until the end!
Thank you for your support!
nishio AI Ano's article on answer generation technology, ah, I see, YouTube is 1:N communication, so the answer generation can be parallelized and the latency problem can be solved. Ah, that's a smart move. uekky I'm visiting a friend from school, and he says, "Hey, I want to go listen to a campaign speech, can I go out for a bit?" I said, "Hey, I'd like to go listen to a campaign speech. When I told them the name, they said, "Oh, the AI engineer's speech! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtwOIGaQAAU4sd?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtwOIGa8AAqfsO?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtwOIBbgAAZeGQ?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
nishio WW is suffering because of the slide format. >uudaiy This is not even big enough to insert a full page... I was so distressed that I inserted a lame addendum blurb that would have gotten me shot if I were a consulting firm (thank goodness I'm not a consulting firm) x.com/takahiroanno/s... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtQXbfbMAAz9I1?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
_nat Good article by Hal Seki. The only thing I would add is a call for participation in the creation of open standards. 500Saya Additional thoughts after a slow overnight read. While Takahiro Yasuno intends to use the TMG projection mapping expenses for other measures, he uses "the amount to be incurred in the future (700 million/year)" instead of "the amount spent so far (4.8 billion). The budget concept is also future-oriented.
"4.8 billion" and angry people, I hope you take a look through it.
>takahiroanno: A part on "Anticipated Budget and Measures to Secure Financial Resources" has been added to the manifesto.
Can you really carry out your manifesto? We have been asked, "Can you really implement the manifesto?" However, by implementing the manifesto in the first two years of the Governor's term, all the policies can be realized within the budget increased by the increased tax revenue!
uekky I'm visiting a friend from school, and he says, "Hey, I want to go listen to a campaign speech, can I go out for a bit?" I said, "Hey, I'd like to go listen to a campaign speech. When I told them the name, they said, "Oh, the AI engineer's speech! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtwOIGaQAAU4sd?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtwOIGa8AAqfsO?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtwOIBbgAAZeGQ?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
nishio WW is suffering because of the slide format. >uudaiy This is not even big enough to insert a full page... I was so distressed that I inserted a lame addendum blurb that would have gotten me shot if I were a consulting firm (thank goodness I'm not a consulting firm) x.com/takahiroanno/s... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtQXbfbMAAz9I1?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
_nat Good article by Hal Seki. The only thing I would add is a call for participation in the creation of open standards. 500Saya Additional thoughts after a slow overnight read. While Takahiro Yasuno intends to use the TMG projection mapping expenses for other measures, he uses "the amount to be incurred in the future (700 million/year)" instead of "the amount spent so far (4.8 billion). The budget concept is also future-oriented.
"4.8 billion" and angry people, I hope you take a look through it.
>takahiroanno: A part on "Anticipated Budget and Measures to Secure Financial Resources" has been added to the manifesto.
Can you really carry out your manifesto? We have been asked, "Can you really implement the manifesto?" However, by implementing the manifesto in the first two years of the Governor's term, all the policies can be realized within the budget increased by the increased tax revenue!
S_kuni_official The idea for the sick child care program came from those who are raising children while working. Even if a politician thinks only in his/her head, if the policy is not good for the parties concerned, it will be useless.
That is why I believe that listening to the voice of the people of Tokyo, and interacting with the people of Tokyo, should be important.
Politicians need to have the strength to take criticism as well.
>KHFootbrain: you know what, Kuniaki Shimizu, you have a great eye. x.com/S_kuni_officia...
3rd_Kind I see some people saying, "When the 00 candidate becomes governor of Tokyo, Yasuno-san will be the deputy governor. Various candidates can enter the 00, but I personally don't have a candidate I would like to see as Lieutenant Governor.
In other words, it is Yasuno-san who cannot be replaced.
YashinNoMeisou The article highlights the autonomy of each leader and member, which is of course true and amazing. However, when I was on the team, I think that Mr. Yasuno's attitude of "being willing to do muddy things and using technology to make it as efficient as possible" is the basic premise of the team, and it is pervasive. I think this is what it means to have someone at the top with a deep understanding of the technology
It explains why an independent candidate was able to put up posters in 13,000 locations in Tokyo
YashinNoMeisou "Mr. Yasuno could be in the right position even if he is not the Governor of Tokyo," and of course, even if he is, there is a certain amount of work that needs to be done. Of course, even if he becomes governor, he will probably be able to work in a certain position, but if the top management cannot make decisions based on an understanding of technology, things will not progress at the fastest speed. Therein lies the significance of his being the governor of Tokyo.
snakajima In a discussion with Takahiro Yasuno, he talked about "AI with high EQ". AI that is not only smart but also understands people's feelings; AI tutors that make children willingly study on their own, care robots that talk to elderly people living alone, such AI is what Japan needs for its future. #Newsletter stuff youtube.com #Takahiro Yasuno × Satoshi Nakajima Urgent Conversation LIVE! (July 3, 2024) ===== We will be rescheduling our live webcast for this day and will be having an emergency conversation with Satoshi Nakajima! #Tokyo Gubernatorial Election #Takahiro Yasuno #TOKYOAI We look forward to your participation! Inquiries about contents and operation: takahiroanno2024@gmail.com======== Detailed version of the policy manifesto (93p):... From my point of view, Mr. Anno is clearly in a different league.
>tkzwgrs Opinion Survey Which candidate do you support in the gubernatorial election? I would appreciate it if you could tell me the name of the candidate and a brief reason in a riposte as long as it is not too much of a hindrance! *If you are not a resident of Tokyo, it would be helpful if you add "I am not a resident of Tokyo".
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jujunjun110 I thought this was a very essential and good text here. I feel that the Yasuno team widely shares the awareness that "technology is not an end, but only a means"!
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jimmyhomma I guess my top 5 would be Yuriko, Renho, Ishimaru, Tamogami, and Yasuno (titles omitted). Yuriko: Maintain the status quo and give preferential treatment to large Showa-era corporations.
Renho Anti-Liberal Democrats
Ishimaru Transformation
Tamogami: If you value national defense, choose one.
Yasuno If you want to digitize Japan, this is the person to do it.
ezoma2 Many people have written about the politics of the future, Hiroki Azuma's "General Will 2.0" and Yusuke Narita's "Democracy in the 22nd Century," but Yasuno-san is doing it, which is amazing. I just feel it. I try to throw my opinions to #TOKYOAI and AI Anne's. >:
From my point of view, Mr. Anno is clearly in a different league.
>tkzwgrs Opinion Survey Which candidate do you support in the gubernatorial election? I would appreciate it if you could tell me the name of the candidate and a brief reason in a riposte as long as it is not too much of a hindrance! *If you are not a resident of Tokyo, it would be helpful if you add "I am not a resident of Tokyo".
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jujunjun110 I thought this was a very essential and good text here. I feel that the Yasuno team widely shares the awareness that "technology is not an end, but only a means"!
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRnLRU8aUAAovGN?format=png&name=900x900#.png
jimmyhomma I guess my top 5 would be Yuriko, Renho, Ishimaru, Tamogami, and Yasuno (titles omitted). Yuriko: Maintain the status quo and give preferential treatment to large Showa-era corporations.
Renho Anti-Liberal Democrats
Ishimaru Transformation
Tamogami: If you value national defense, choose one.
Yasuno If you want to digitize Japan, this is the person to do it.
ezoma2 Many people have written about the politics of the future, Hiroki Azuma's "General Will 2.0" and Yusuke Narita's "Democracy in the 22nd Century," but Yasuno-san is doing it, which is amazing. I just feel it. I try to throw my opinions to #TOKYOAI and AI Anne's. >:
ezoma2 Team Anno is open to all the technology and know-how, updating the whole democracy and hoping to raise the political literacy of the entire populace. It oozes from this article that it is hard for an individual candidate to fight as a complete independent. I hope you all know a little bit about the process. nojiri_h Takahiro Yasuno, even if you don't win, the number of votes you get has influence, so I look forward to the results and the future. If it turns out that "there are so many people who expect technology to be used in government," I think that direction will grow and Yasuno's team will be able to play an active role. kikumaco I can't support Renho at all, but I can't support Koike either, and if I were a Tokyoite, I wonder what I would have done. I can't even decide if I want to do a strategic vote, so I guess I put it in for Anno after all.
GalacticFunc I was watching Mr. Anno's YouTube live, and I was astonished to hear that the election commission gives information about the location of that election poster board with a lot of paper! I was astonished to hear that the election officials give the information about the location of those election poster boards to the voters in a huge amount of paper! I think the location information should be made into data and shared with all the voters... This stupid system that only requires manpower is why elections cost so much money. L_ancia I had the impression that candidate Takahiro Yasuno carefully exchanged opinions with everyone in the instance. Many questions were asked about science, technology, and democracy, including a story about a "no one left out" opinion collected through GitHub, phone calls, and direct dialogue that was read and compiled by a generative AI for policy reflection.
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kmoooooog interesting about Yasuno's poster map. I saw what places have not yet put up their posters since there are only 12 left, and I see that there are mistakes in putting up posters by other camps. That's true. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRs8MNZbMAAyign?format=jpg&name=medium#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRs8O9baUAAzKkp?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRs8bGqaUAIr6yf?format=png&name=small#.png
We have updated our manifesto with the voices we received on #TOKYOAI! From among the many improvement proposals and discussions, we incorporated measures that we prioritize in light of their policy impact, feasibility in the metropolitan government, and Takahiro Yasuno's own vision.
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nishio Oooh, talk about digital public goods! >tomolld: open source the taxpayer-funded system and make it a digital public good - Issue #282 - takahiroanno2024/election2024 @hal_sk commented and changed the title
ya7ce The reason I started volunteering to put up posters for Mr. Yasuno was simply because of our connection at Unexplored, but as I was doing it, it expanded into a desire to send people with strong technical backgrounds into politics. As I did it, my desire to send people with strong technical backgrounds into politics, my desire to spread the word about the pledge and how to make it, and my trust in his enthusiasm and personality grew. Hiroyuki, Yusuke Narita, Tatsuya Goto... ReHacQ, a business video media that looks at the economy and society from a new perspective! The 2024 Tokyo gubernatorial election has 56 candidates, the largest number so far. In this program, we will talk to some of the candidates who have agreed to participate in the election campaign.
ryo0y In the Tokyo gubernatorial election, I plan to vote for Takahiro Yasuno. Reason for voting.
・Young → Will consider Tokyo in the long run
・Policies are precise and concrete
・Fast updates during election period
・Stance on elections (policy proposals rather than criticism of others)
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The others are fascinating, but I would most like to see the future Tokyo that Mr. Anno envisions.
takahiroanno Today, we are releasing the manifesto (detailed version) of Takahiro Anno, who ran for the Tokyo gubernatorial election as an independent individual, to over 100 people. I have been thinking about the future of Tokyo while interviewing more than 100 people. It is 93 pages long, but please take a look! #TOKYOAI https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQfpNHma0AAgvmP?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
kmoooooog interesting about Yasuno's poster map. I saw what places have not yet put up their posters since there are only 12 left, and I see that there are mistakes in putting up posters by other camps. That's true. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRs8MNZbMAAyign?format=jpg&name=medium#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRs8O9baUAAzKkp?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRs8bGqaUAIr6yf?format=png&name=small#.png
We have updated our manifesto with the voices we received on #TOKYOAI! From among the many improvement proposals and discussions, we incorporated measures that we prioritize in light of their policy impact, feasibility in the metropolitan government, and Takahiro Yasuno's own vision.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtF28BbMAITozw?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtF6zLbMAAysdG?format=png&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtF_IwaUAAQhQ1?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRtGGZ9bMAEJ7Fi?format=png&name=small#.png
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nishio Oooh, talk about digital public goods! >tomolld: open source the taxpayer-funded system and make it a digital public good - Issue #282 - takahiroanno2024/election2024 @hal_sk commented and changed the title
ya7ce The reason I started volunteering to put up posters for Mr. Yasuno was simply because of our connection at Unexplored, but as I was doing it, it expanded into a desire to send people with strong technical backgrounds into politics. As I did it, my desire to send people with strong technical backgrounds into politics, my desire to spread the word about the pledge and how to make it, and my trust in his enthusiasm and personality grew. Hiroyuki, Yusuke Narita, Tatsuya Goto... ReHacQ, a business video media that looks at the economy and society from a new perspective! The 2024 Tokyo gubernatorial election has 56 candidates, the largest number so far. In this program, we will talk to some of the candidates who have agreed to participate in the election campaign.
ryo0y In the Tokyo gubernatorial election, I plan to vote for Takahiro Yasuno. Reason for voting.
・Young → Will consider Tokyo in the long run
・Policies are precise and concrete
・Fast updates during election period
・Stance on elections (policy proposals rather than criticism of others)
.
The others are fascinating, but I would most like to see the future Tokyo that Mr. Anno envisions.
takahiroanno Today, we are releasing the manifesto (detailed version) of Takahiro Anno, who ran for the Tokyo gubernatorial election as an independent individual, to over 100 people. I have been thinking about the future of Tokyo while interviewing more than 100 people. It is 93 pages long, but please take a look! #TOKYOAI https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQfpNHma0AAgvmP?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
obscure_chinpan Every time Mr. Anno talks to me, I feel his vision of the future Tokyo expanding, I want to hear more! @YouTube
from youtube.com
Interview with Takahiro Yasuno, Candidate for Governor of Tokyo
Kenta Kotaki, President of Ledge, Inc., the operator of Ledge.ai, will be the interviewer to delve deeper into Mr. Yasuno's vision for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, based on his background as an AI engineer, from a perspective that only a media company specializing in AI can provide. He is an AI engineer by profession. With the election that will determine the future of Tokyo...
>I72CASG9JFO4KJt: A vote for Doraemon is cute!
I made a hashtag w
It may not ring a bell for those who have only recently come to know Mr. Yasuno, but he is generally correct!
People who support Mr. Anno are smart and charming, including his staff.
kensuu Personally, I think I will vote for Yasuno-san! Whoever gets elected is important, but I sympathize with the "policy" rather than the political situation, and I think it would be good if the "policy" of using technology to improve the lives of many people is supported! >takahiroanno Summary version of the policy manifesto document for the Tokyo gubernatorial election is now available! We will create a Tokyo where no one is left behind by technology. We will continue to update it as we listen to your feedback. The detailed version will be released tomorrow! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQb8CI4aIAE7DQC?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
HirofumiSeo Sometimes I talk about politics. I feel that the Tokyo gubernatorial election is actually a four-person race if you watch TV, but my personal favorite is Takahiro Yasuno. His pledges are very specific and realistic. He is from an unexplored area, and his pledges are updated as necessary while using technology in a well-balanced manner. I love the fact that he is not only focused on technology. takahiroanno Today, we are releasing the manifesto (detailed version) of Takahiro Anno, who ran for the Tokyo gubernatorial election as an independent individual, to over 100 people. I have been thinking about the future of Tokyo while interviewing more than 100 people. It is 93 pages long, but please take a look! #TOKYOAI https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQfpNHma0AAgvmP?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
nishio This is not only "the type that does not call around", but also "the type that cannot transmit because they are government employees, etc." and "the type that transmits on line or by word of mouth instead of to the general public (so they cannot be observed on the public Internet)" and so on. I think they are especially liked as "young people who don't persecute the elderly" by older people who don't transmit much on social networking sites. >obscure_chinpan: There is a theory that the number of people supporting Mr. Yasuno, who are actually exploding, is actually growing because the vote count is just not visible due to the cool demographic that just votes for who they believe in, rather than those who are calling around for a rallying cry.
nishio People in their 70s and 80s support the policy of "enriching the country through technology" and they also like the idea of "we need to go digital so that people can vote even if they are crippled." However, people in this demographic vote on the day of the election at a nearby polling place, so we can't read how many tens of thousands of people are there because they are not visible in the early voting exit polls. >nishio: "Support from older people is stronger than expected, and the argument of enriching the country with technology is also supported by people in their 80s, and I think the reason is that they have experienced it as their own.
Are there any other candidates advocating public funding of the RS vaccine?
I believe this is a vaccine that was approved in January of this year and will be available for vaccination in June.
I was going to have the RS virus inoculation at my own expense because I was afraid that the only treatment for RS virus was symptomatic,
Isn't it amazing?
Reflects proposed changes to public funding of RS virus vaccine for pregnant women
kensuu Personally, I think I will vote for Yasuno-san! Whoever gets elected is important, but I sympathize with the "policy" rather than the political situation, and I think it would be good if the "policy" of using technology to improve the lives of many people is supported! >takahiroanno Summary version of the policy manifesto document for the Tokyo gubernatorial election is now available! We will create a Tokyo where no one is left behind by technology. We will continue to update it as we listen to your feedback. The detailed version will be released tomorrow! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQb8CI4aIAE7DQC?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
HirofumiSeo Sometimes I talk about politics. I feel that the Tokyo gubernatorial election is actually a four-person race if you watch TV, but my personal favorite is Takahiro Yasuno. His pledges are very specific and realistic. He is from an unexplored area, and his pledges are updated as necessary while using technology in a well-balanced manner. I love the fact that he is not only focused on technology. takahiroanno Today, we are releasing the manifesto (detailed version) of Takahiro Anno, who ran for the Tokyo gubernatorial election as an independent individual, to over 100 people. I have been thinking about the future of Tokyo while interviewing more than 100 people. It is 93 pages long, but please take a look! #TOKYOAI https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQfpNHma0AAgvmP?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
nishio This is not only "the type that does not call around", but also "the type that cannot transmit because they are government employees, etc." and "the type that transmits on line or by word of mouth instead of to the general public (so they cannot be observed on the public Internet)" and so on. I think they are especially liked as "young people who don't persecute the elderly" by older people who don't transmit much on social networking sites. >obscure_chinpan: There is a theory that the number of people supporting Mr. Yasuno, who are actually exploding, is actually growing because the vote count is just not visible due to the cool demographic that just votes for who they believe in, rather than those who are calling around for a rallying cry.
nishio People in their 70s and 80s support the policy of "enriching the country through technology" and they also like the idea of "we need to go digital so that people can vote even if they are crippled." However, people in this demographic vote on the day of the election at a nearby polling place, so we can't read how many tens of thousands of people are there because they are not visible in the early voting exit polls. >nishio: "Support from older people is stronger than expected, and the argument of enriching the country with technology is also supported by people in their 80s, and I think the reason is that they have experienced it as their own.
Are there any other candidates advocating public funding of the RS vaccine?
I believe this is a vaccine that was approved in January of this year and will be available for vaccination in June.
I was going to have the RS virus inoculation at my own expense because I was afraid that the only treatment for RS virus was symptomatic,
Isn't it amazing?
Reflects proposed changes to public funding of RS virus vaccine for pregnant women
I don't know if I can put up 100 of the 14,000 posters in Tokyo by myself.
I was thinking about that.
But now, thanks to the team, thanks to all the volunteers, thanks to all of you who support us,
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nishio This may be a turning point in history where the old era in which politics was driven by parties, organizational votes, and media reports is over, and a new era in which each person votes according to his or her own personal feelings is coming. >miosugita I like this illustration, the face reminds me of characters from 80's robot anime, especially around Elgeim to ZZ. This gubernatorial election, the one closest to my thoughts and direction is Himasora Akane. x.com/himasoraakane/...
namidomero There are of course many pros and cons about Mr. Yasuno, but what makes me very happy is that most of the critical opinions focus on "policy". I felt that Mr. Yasuno's honest and fair attitude has led to the spread of awareness of "policies, not politics" among supporters of other candidates.
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
#Tokyo Gubernatorial Election 2024 hayakawagomi When Takahiro Yasuno ran for Governor of Tokyo this time, for the first time in my life, I felt like voting for him because I thought "I like him! I think I voted for him because I thought "I like him! Up until now, I used to choose the men who I thought were "who is still better" and I used to vote thinking "I have to make the young people present", but I thought it would be good if everyone could vote for the men in a positive way.
nishio This is really interesting and I recommend it! >annotakahiro24 Toward #Election Transparency The election campaign is in its final stages. We have published the current version of the cost of election campaign and political activities in NOTE. We hope it will help to improve the election system and make it more transparent! We will continue to run an open and clean campaign until the end!
Thank you for your support!
annotakahiro24 Toward #Election Transparency The election campaign is in its final stages. I have published the current version of the cost of election campaign and political activities on NOTE. We hope it will help to improve the election system and make it more transparent! We will continue to run an open and clean campaign until the end!
Thank you for your support!
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P06ln ITOCHU's angry message to activists. I'm sure they would be angry if they were spreading false rumors and insulted so much, and even graffiti was written on them. I heard that there was some activist sabotage at the shareholder meeting as well.
Redevelopment of Jingu Gaien｜Notices｜ITOCHU Corporation itochu.co.jp
About the Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project｜ITOCHU Corporation
ITOCHU Corporation's "Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project". ITOCHU Corporation is a leading general trading company that globally develops a wide range of businesses in the fields of textiles, machinery, metals, energy, chemicals, food, housing, information, and finance.
ALE_StarAle I was impressed by Mr. Anno's words about evacuation drills, that a dystopian future can be viewed like an evacuation drill and we can try to avoid it! ALE_StarAle @hazuma
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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hayakawagomi When Takahiro Yasuno ran for Governor of Tokyo this time, for the first time in my life, I felt like voting for him because I thought "I like him! I think I voted for him because I thought "I like him! Up until now, I used to choose the men who I thought were "who is still better" and I used to vote thinking "I have to make the young people present", but I thought it would be good if everyone could vote for the men in a positive way.
nishio This is really interesting and I recommend it! >annotakahiro24 Toward #Election Transparency The election campaign is in its final stages. We have published the current version of the cost of election campaign and political activities in NOTE. We hope it will help to improve the election system and make it more transparent! We will continue to run an open and clean campaign until the end!
Thank you for your support!
annotakahiro24 Toward #Election Transparency The election campaign is in its final stages. I have published the current version of the cost of election campaign and political activities on NOTE. We hope it will help to improve the election system and make it more transparent! We will continue to run an open and clean campaign until the end!
Thank you for your support!
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P06ln ITOCHU's angry message to activists. I'm sure they would be angry if they were spreading false rumors and insulted so much, and even graffiti was written on them. I heard that there was some activist sabotage at the shareholder meeting as well.
Redevelopment of Jingu Gaien｜Notices｜ITOCHU Corporation itochu.co.jp
About the Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project｜ITOCHU Corporation
ITOCHU Corporation's "Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project". ITOCHU Corporation is a leading general trading company that globally develops a wide range of businesses in the fields of textiles, machinery, metals, energy, chemicals, food, housing, information, and finance.
ALE_StarAle I was impressed by Mr. Anno's words about evacuation drills, that a dystopian future can be viewed like an evacuation drill and we can try to avoid it! ALE_StarAle @hazuma
# Make Takahiro Yasuno Governor of Tokyo
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nishio I also learned for the first time through this activity that it is against the terms of use to use "Irasshoya" images for political activities. "Can I use it for political activities?
"It may not be used for campaigning or for criticizing any particular individual or group."
nishio I'm promoting this tweet because it's been seen a lot, and I'm on the #TakahiroAnno team that's fighting the campaign with a solid legal review to make sure we don't do anything legally gray. I learned about this through the work of nishio It's very geeky tech stuff, but I wonder how the world will react to it. takahiroanno This article by Shimizu, a member of Team Anno's technical team, talks about fixing the problem of writing python in yaml. Takahiro Yasuno Response from Taiwan scrapbox.io
Takahiro Yasuno Response from Taiwan - Yasukazu Nishio's Scrapbox
Japanese translation mashbean https://x.com/mashbean/status/1808726131899838654 Aged just 33, Japanese AI scientist and science fiction author Takahiro Anno @takahiroanno ran for the Tokyo gubernatorial election this July as an independent, quickly creating a new whirlwind. He is an AI VTuber with 24-hour live-streaming, mobile collective opinion aggregation, and AI-assisted policy deliberation, nishio Here's a new one: the future of digital technology for democracy. mashbean 沒到導入最熟的案例竟然是東京知事選舉，實在是太帥了。 The most mature example of introducing such an idea is the Tokyo gubernatorial election. @nishio
After a little while, I translated his article "Broad-listening: Leaning on this art form is the work of St. Teresa of Tainan". Please enjoy reading it and let your Taiwanese friends know how much you enjoyed it.
I'd like to see how Dr. Yasuno uses the AI tool "擾動" for the selection of this site!
I didn't think the most mature example would be the Tokyo gubernatorial election, but this is really good looking. So, after chatting with my team members @nishio , I translated the article "Broad Listening: Be a Shotoku Taishi with this art". Let your Taiwanese friends enjoy reading.
Let's see how Mr. Anno used AI tools to "disrupt" this election!
takahiroanno A part on "Anticipated Budget and Measures to Secure Financial Resources" has been added to the manifesto. Can you really carry out your manifesto? We have been asked, "Can you really implement the manifesto?" However, by implementing the manifesto in the first two years of the Governor's term, all the policies can be realized within the budget increased by the increased tax revenue!
nishio I fell asleep after dinner and woke up after 10 hours of sleep, my sleep debt is gone. bookmark
yumenbiz The "real psychopaths" I saw at a foreign company would try to "dominate" the space in an intimidating manner when interacting with their own team or subordinates, but they were very good at being sociable and "charming" to their superiors and others outside of the team. He was very good at appearing sociable, friendly, and "charming" to his superiors and others outside of his team. Therefore, it can be said that he is only "that good" when he is openly grumpy or hostile in public. Ishimaru "at BLT"
Clerk: "What kind of bread do you have?"
Ishimaru: "Did I mention the type of bread?"
Clerk, "Would you like our recommendation of Honey Oats, please?"
Ishimaru: "I said BLT, didn't I?"
Clerk: "So I'm asking again, what kind of bread do you want for your BLT?"
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ShioriYamao In a campaign where the other candidates' camps are devoting all their energy to increasing the mass of broadcasts (outgoing messages), the choice to devote considerable energy to broad listening The choice to devote a considerable amount of energy to broadcasting should be given a certain level of recognition in terms of numbers. I commented on why I cast one vote for Mr. Anno. ShinagawaJP It was interesting to see the distribution of voters for the candidate Takahiro Yasuno in this gubernatorial election. Voter turnout tends to be higher in areas where many people work in IT, finance, etc., specifically in central Tokyo and the Josai and Jonan areas, and lower in Joto and western Tama.
The results showed that the Tama disparity is on the residents' side (as well as the government's).
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narita_yusuke Voting is not a right but an obligation (with penalties) in Singapore. First Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. said
"People who have become rich may not vote and go golfing. On the other hand, those who are dissatisfied with the regime will come to the elections. The regime should be evaluated by all the people. So voting should be obligatory."
overlast If Mr. Anno is going to win the next election, this is not the time to backstab others. He needs to maintain more exposure than he has now, keep sending out information incessantly for four years, and continue to grow his own media. You don't necessarily have to be devoted to political topics. As long as he tries to help others and enjoy this life, he'll convey his own good character and the excellence of his team. >:
realNuun Ken Suzuki wrote an article in 2003, "It's too bold to predict, but all goods circulating in the market will become services. It's too early to predict, but it's so early that it's funny. shoichirosm I was reminded of this when I saw the "exchange of abuse" around the Tokyo gubernatorial election. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR7Kii4a0AARiFU?format=png&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR7Kii8boAAz8Rc?format=jpg&name=small#.png
snakajima Then, I think that mankind, having the bitter experience of "electing Hitler in an election", should take that as a lesson and seriously think about what we can and should do now. I think we should think seriously about what we can do and what we should do now. >marblemarket29: It can be explained by a simple supply-demand relationship. The society's demand for a strong leader ≒ dictator was supplied by Mr. Ishimaru. I could observe that this is a phase of history. x.com/snakajima/stat...
ShinagawaJP It was interesting to see the distribution of voters for the candidate Takahiro Yasuno in this gubernatorial election. Voter turnout tends to be higher in areas where many people work in IT, finance, etc., specifically in central Tokyo and the Josai and Jonan areas, and lower in Joto and western Tama.
The results showed that the Tama disparity is on the residents' side (as well as the government's).
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narita_yusuke Voting is not a right but an obligation (with penalties) in Singapore. First Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. said
"People who have become rich may not vote and go golfing. On the other hand, those who are dissatisfied with the regime will come to the elections. The regime should be evaluated by all the people. So voting should be obligatory."
overlast If Mr. Anno is going to win the next election, this is not the time to backstab others. He needs to maintain more exposure than he has now, keep sending out information incessantly for four years, and continue to grow his own media. You don't necessarily have to be devoted to political topics. As long as he tries to help others and enjoy this life, he'll convey his own good character and the excellence of his team. >:
realNuun Ken Suzuki wrote an article in 2003, "It's too bold to predict, but all goods circulating in the market will become services. It's too early to predict, but it's so early that it's funny. shoichirosm I was reminded of this when I saw the "exchange of abuse" around the Tokyo gubernatorial election. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR7Kii4a0AARiFU?format=png&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR7Kii8boAAz8Rc?format=jpg&name=small#.png
snakajima Then, I think that mankind, having the bitter experience of "electing Hitler in an election", should take that as a lesson and seriously think about what we can and should do now. I think we should think seriously about what we can do and what we should do now. >marblemarket29: It can be explained by a simple supply-demand relationship. The society's demand for a strong leader ≒ dictator was supplied by Mr. Ishimaru. I could observe that this is a phase of history. x.com/snakajima/stat...
tkmpkm1_mkkr Yes, yes. Asahara is the most underrated ultimate leader in Japan. There were a lot of highly educated people in the group, but for whatever reason, it was Asahara who brought them all together and kept them in line. Sarin and everything else was created by Asahara's leadership. Asahara needs to be seriously analyzed again. >ykk_saikai: Shoko Asahara wasn't even 40 when he was arrested, which is really too bad: ......
After graduating from a school for the blind, he made up his mind to become a guru at the age of 28, and in just 10 years since then, he has built one of the most prominent anti-establishment organizations in Japan, which can be looked upon with disregard to the New Left. And it is not limited to Japan.
I haven't decided if this is a yes or a no.
I'm not doing this because I think it's a violation of Anno policy to RT.
Comparing bad social phenomena of the past with those of today to prevent bad things from happening is in the public interest.
diceK_sawayama Candidate Takahiro Yasuno showed a good fight in the Tokyo gubernatorial election. @takahiroanno
district-specific vote data was fed to LLM for analysis. A summary follows. The entire text is about 4,000 words. Please read it when you have time.
Summary
- High voter turnout in central Tokyo, especially in Chiyoda (4.8%), Chuo (4.5%), and Minato (4.1%) wards
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HOLLIE I don't think it's a good idea to think of politics in terms of "personalities" like what Ishimaru or Busy Sky's personalities are like. There's no guarantee that any of them will be around next year. More than that, I think the really significant point of this gubernatorial election is that Ishimaru's supporters in 2nd place are in their 2-30's and Renho's supporters in 3rd place are older people. This means that "young people go to elections and >:
kenn Let's keep this discussion afloat! >kenn Thanks for the good discussion. I have worked on Quora, a collective intelligence format, and the conclusion I came to was that people's opinions cannot be "aggregated" and that only "mediation and compromise of interests" is possible.
for_daily_memo Tokyo gubernatorial election, drop Takahiro Anno's vote share on the map to see his support base at a glance... ...(Created by QGIS based on data published by the Election Commission) https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR7QBBGaIAA0iqs?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
LazyWorkz Akane Himasora's 110,000 votes are far more than the 62,000 votes received by The Great Sasuke in the Iwate gubernatorial election as a candidate with his face hidden. The other masked forces are also at the city council level, so they don't get that many votes.
This is no longer a rare record in the history of Japanese constitutional politics.
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shogochiai - that politics is a ritual to gain legitimacy to come to terms with those with whom you cannot come to terms. ・ Proceeding with numerous technical imperfections, such as majority vote splitting and failure to achieve receipt-free large-scale electronic voting.
I sense that the basics in this area are slowly starting to permeate the market.
akihiro_koyama I might write this. If you read the forecast note, you would know that this gubernatorial election is quite historic if we focus on the bubble candidates, and the 1st to 4th place of the all-time ranking of the number of votes received by bubble candidates is about to be updated this time. Moreover, there is almost no TV exposure for those candidates. Television's divine power has declined more than we thought. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR5ce_GbIAA3Z0N?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
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tamai1961 If the candidate I supported had won, I would have gone for Anno, who promoted an idea-rich and principled campaign. It is unfortunate that the vote did not increase, but I would like to believe that there were many Tokyo residents who voted strategically, choosing among those who had a chance of winning. ShinHori1 People are afraid that Mr. Ishimaru got a large number of votes only because of his novelty image, but if you think about it, the old innovative metropolitan government, the Hosokawa administration, the Koizumi administration, the former Democratic Party administration, and other major political transformations were also realized because they attracted the masses who jumped at such novelty. But then again, I wonder if the big political changes of the past, such as the innovative Tokyo metropolitan government, the Hosokawa administration, the Koizumi administration, and the former Democratic Party of Japan, were also realized because they captured the masses who jumped at the novelty of such things. Mr. Yasuno, it's really interesting that you decided to run for office three months ago. It's amazing how far you've come in such a short time.
h_okumura result: Takahiro Yasuno 5th 154638 votes 2.27%. ShinHori1 Renho's camp starts from the point that "Governor Koike is evil" and makes speeches and stands from there, but many voters do not think that Governor Koike is evil at all. However, many voters do not think Koike is evil at all, so the Renho camp may not have reached the starting line, let alone the goal line, as they thought. kis While candidates such as Ishimaru, Himasora, and Yasuno, who are supported almost exclusively by the Internet, have made a strong presence in the race, the only issues that the existing supporters and "friends" support are those that are disliked by the Internet. The election committee that says, "I don't know what caused this," seems to be really bad. nagise But even with that thing, third place would get 1.28 million votes, so the power of the internet is still limited. Not so much powerless as negligible error, but not yet a mainstay either.
>kis: While candidates like Ishimaru, Himasora, and Yasuno, who are supported almost exclusively by the Internet, have achieved results with a strong presence, the election committee, which says it is "not sure what the cause is", seems to be really screwed up after this result by offering only issues that are hated by the Internet and only supported by existing supporters and "friends".
tsurezure_lab Visualization of the top 10 mentions of Tokyo gubernatorial candidates in X. These are for the month leading up to the day before voting day. All posts including criticism as well as support are included. The actual final vote percentages may differ somewhat from the actual final vote percentages. >nhk_news: Breaking News JUST IN Koike is certain to win Tokyo gubernatorial election, Ishimaru, Renho and others trailing, exit polls JUST IN Ishimaru wins election as governor of Tokyo, Renho and others ahead of him in export survey ogino_otaku I did not mention Mr. Busy Sky during the campaign. Two reasons.
・ In an election where one person wins, it may be an act of self-interest to take up another candidate for anything other than criticism or negativity.
・It is clear from the beginning that there is no way to win no matter how you look at it.
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Now for my thoughts on Mr. Busy Sky's activities. Continue below.
Only the election campaign of candidate Akane Himasora on the Internet only, the so-called electronic warfare only.
On the election tactics of the
I'd like to get some feedback from a council member who is on the ground in the dov board.
This doesn't seem worthy of commentary. ......
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satodex I was thinking that it would be good if I became a Renho even though I was an outsider, so I held back and didn't say much that would disturb you, but when I saw the "Renho is the only choice", "Renho is in vogue", and other such end-of-the-world senses, it made me think a lot. I was thinking about it a lot when I saw the end-of-the-world sense of "Renho is the best choice" and "Renho is popular". Who thinks like that? Is it an all-night planning meeting? ShinHori1 Renho's camp starts from the point that "Governor Koike is evil" and makes speeches and stands from there, but many voters do not think that Governor Koike is evil at all. However, many voters do not think Koike is evil at all, so the Renho camp may not have reached the starting line, let alone the goal line, as they thought. kis While candidates such as Ishimaru, Himasora, and Yasuno, who are supported almost exclusively by the Internet, have made a strong presence in the race, the only issues that the existing supporters and "friends" support are those that are disliked by the Internet. The election committee that says, "I don't know what caused this," seems to be really bad. nagise But even with that thing, third place would get 1.28 million votes, so the power of the internet is still limited. Not so much powerless as negligible error, but not yet a mainstay either.
>kis: While candidates like Ishimaru, Himasora, and Yasuno, who are supported almost exclusively by the Internet, have achieved results with a strong presence, the election committee, which says it is "not sure what the cause is", seems to be really screwed up after this result by offering only issues that are hated by the Internet and only supported by existing supporters and "friends".
tsurezure_lab Visualization of the top 10 mentions of Tokyo gubernatorial candidates in X. These are for the month leading up to the day before voting day. All posts including criticism as well as support are included. The actual final vote percentages may differ somewhat from the actual final vote percentages. >nhk_news: Breaking News JUST IN Koike is certain to win Tokyo gubernatorial election, Ishimaru, Renho and others trailing, exit polls JUST IN Ishimaru wins election as governor of Tokyo, Renho and others ahead of him in export survey ogino_otaku I did not mention Mr. Busy Sky during the campaign. Two reasons.
・ In an election where one person wins, it may be an act of self-interest to take up another candidate for anything other than criticism or negativity.
・It is clear from the beginning that there is no way to win no matter how you look at it.
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Now for my thoughts on Mr. Busy Sky's activities. Continue below.
Only the election campaign of candidate Akane Himasora on the Internet only, the so-called electronic warfare only.
On the election tactics of the
I'd like to get some feedback from a council member who is on the ground in the dov board.
This doesn't seem worthy of commentary. ......
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satodex I was thinking that it would be good if I became a Renho even though I was an outsider, so I held back and didn't say much that would disturb you, but when I saw the "Renho is the only choice", "Renho is in vogue", and other such end-of-the-world senses, it made me think a lot. I was thinking about it a lot when I saw the end-of-the-world sense of "Renho is the best choice" and "Renho is popular". Who thinks like that? Is it an all-night planning meeting? shao1555 The Tokyo gubernatorial election, election posters and political broadcasts made the state of public elections a serious issue, but when you open the lid, it's the second highest voter turnout in the last 45 years, that's great! It's amazing! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR5JgdybkAANf2D?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR5Jgd1bYAAvviF?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
snowdance87 Mr. Yoneshige of JX News Agency Two weeks ago, we conducted a survey of the status of the support base and found that while living standards did not differ among most candidates, Ms. Anno's supporters were significantly higher household income bracket. Rich people do not fight. I don't feel oppressed by politics. →I'm in the low-income bracket, but I did get the impression that the people who are oppressed by politics don't see it. > >snowdance87: Election.com's special report on the opening of the polls
Asahi Shimbun's Konno (in exchange with Sankei Shimbun's Mizuuchi): "The TV ignored all but the four main candidates, but it's amazing that Mr. Yasuno came up after Mr. Tamogami. People who are watching are watching properly.
"If I were 20 years younger, I would have voted for Mr. Anno. His policies and his head are different. Also, his wife's speeches are amazing."
snowdance87 Election.com's special report on the opening of the polls Asahi Shimbun's Konno (in exchange with Sankei Shimbun's Mizuuchi): "The TV ignored all but the four main candidates, but it's amazing that Mr. Yasuno came up after Mr. Tamogami. People who are watching are watching properly.
"If I were 20 years younger, I would have voted for Mr. Anno. His policies and his head are different. Also, his wife's speeches are amazing."
kenn time for statistics! Are you uncomfortable with the teenage numbers? Yes, when I see this kind of strange bias, I consider the possibility that we are just observing an "insufficient sample = error".
Teenagers are about 200,000 in the metropolitan population = 1.4%.
Exit polls are OK with about 400 people for a 5% tolerance, but there are 5-6 teenagers among them.
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cynanyc I'm only going to say this once, but in this various out-of-control gubernatorial elections, I think the most out-of-control was the "stop call" that occurred during Koike's speech. It is hard to imagine a spontaneous call from the audience to an incumbent with a 60% approval rating, and if there was an organized mobilization, what he is doing is the same as the Nazi assault force. This time the prosecutors need to do their job. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR1wOWkagAA4Hrn?format=jpg&name=small#.png
ogino_otaku Once upon a time, there were people who did something similar. They are called Nazis. >Dgoutokuji: Some people call the "stop call" election interference. Where's the point? The fascists, the racists, who only come out through the media, are finally out in the streets. This is the perfect opportunity to call them out. It's the basis and manner of democracy and courtesy to those in power. Where in the world is such a natural and healthy outpouring of emotion?
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CN: "Obstruction that makes it difficult to continue or listen to a speech" is prohibited under Article 225 of the Public Offices Election Law, and the offender is subject to imprisonment or imprisonment for not more than four years or a fine of not more than one million yen.
snowdance87 Mr. Yoneshige of JX News Agency Two weeks ago, we conducted a survey of the status of the support base and found that while living standards did not differ among most candidates, Ms. Anno's supporters were significantly higher household income bracket. Rich people do not fight. I don't feel oppressed by politics. →I'm in the low-income bracket, but I did get the impression that the people who are oppressed by politics don't see it. > >snowdance87: Election.com's special report on the opening of the polls
Asahi Shimbun's Konno (in exchange with Sankei Shimbun's Mizuuchi): "The TV ignored all but the four main candidates, but it's amazing that Mr. Yasuno came up after Mr. Tamogami. People who are watching are watching properly.
"If I were 20 years younger, I would have voted for Mr. Anno. His policies and his head are different. Also, his wife's speeches are amazing."
snowdance87 Election.com's special report on the opening of the polls Asahi Shimbun's Konno (in exchange with Sankei Shimbun's Mizuuchi): "The TV ignored all but the four main candidates, but it's amazing that Mr. Yasuno came up after Mr. Tamogami. People who are watching are watching properly.
"If I were 20 years younger, I would have voted for Mr. Anno. His policies and his head are different. Also, his wife's speeches are amazing."
kenn time for statistics! Are you uncomfortable with the teenage numbers? Yes, when I see this kind of strange bias, I consider the possibility that we are just observing an "insufficient sample = error".
Teenagers are about 200,000 in the metropolitan population = 1.4%.
Exit polls are OK with about 400 people for a 5% tolerance, but there are 5-6 teenagers among them.
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cynanyc I'm only going to say this once, but in this various out-of-control gubernatorial elections, I think the most out-of-control was the "stop call" that occurred during Koike's speech. It is hard to imagine a spontaneous call from the audience to an incumbent with a 60% approval rating, and if there was an organized mobilization, what he is doing is the same as the Nazi assault force. This time the prosecutors need to do their job. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR1wOWkagAA4Hrn?format=jpg&name=small#.png
ogino_otaku Once upon a time, there were people who did something similar. They are called Nazis. >Dgoutokuji: Some people call the "stop call" election interference. Where's the point? The fascists, the racists, who only come out through the media, are finally out in the streets. This is the perfect opportunity to call them out. It's the basis and manner of democracy and courtesy to those in power. Where in the world is such a natural and healthy outpouring of emotion?
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nomikaishiyouze Regardless of whose camp you're in, it's an election campaign, but I thought it was social movement-like. So I felt I was familiar with it, and I also felt that a lot of people were no longer resistant to the social movement methodology, but whether that's good for the election as a whole is another thing. numagasa On nights when I am disappointed with the election results (well, almost every time), I reread the book "Hope in the Darkness". The course of history is complex, and no one knows what will affect it and how it will lead to sudden and major changes. Hope can be discouraging in its own way, but it is still worth having, and I admire those who act without giving up hope and imagination. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR4e2aOawAEF_j_?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR4e2xrasAAGMmG?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
nabe_yas1985 To voters who felt that Takahiro Anno had potential that the existing parties did not have, Renho's supporters threw the following words at them: "We want people to think we are smart by voting for Anno. That's all. There is no chance of winning the election, so vote strategically for the only opponent (a lie), Renho". This is not about the Tokyo gubernatorial election, but only about instilling distrust of politics in voters who have woken up to politics. >nobu_akiyama: In the end, I wonder if this kind of supercilious discourse that corrupts others flows from Ms. Renho's supporters, and that is why the votes have been diverted away from her. I need to verify if this is actually true or not.
snowdance87 I've been getting a lot of followers, and I'd like to take a moment to introduce Kenji Utsunomiya, who has been making the "gentle" and "no one is left out" policies I've been looking for in the metropolitan government for a long time. I'd like to introduce Mr. Kenji Utsunomiya. When I made this video, I was crying and really wishing for this kind of metropolitan government. 6 minute video. youtube.com Kenji Utsunomiya, Attorney at Law: From Today to Today
We introduce you to Kenji Utsunomiya, a candidate for Governor of Tokyo, his beliefs as a lawyer, and his fight for Governor of Tokyo.
obscure_chinpan I've been following it every day until today, and Team Yasuno was always evolving and oversupplied, but I really miss it,.., I want to watch the live feed, follow the progress of the posters, listen to the speeches, and read the technical team's NOTE!
6d745 Renho raised her children, so you know what it's like to raise children, but your son has declared his farewell. I just wondered if she's someone who can't unite even in the smallest unit of family organization. Suddenly they are starting to beat up Ishimaru-san when they see his eyes are gone & the Renho camp (including liberal TV relations) has a GO sign to beat up Ishimaru-san.
So I think their opinions always raise eyebrows.
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moriteppei I think it is also important to point out the problems with the attitude characteristic of many of the supporters of candidate Yasuno, such as "I don't care about ideology or politics left or right, only technology is enough" and "I am tired of denying others or saying I am anti something. I think it is a good democracy to point out the problems with the attitude of "I don't care about ideology or politics right or left, I just want technology" and "I'm sick and tired of denying others or saying I'm anti-anything. kazuho Who to vote for is a matter of each individual's priorities, but predicting who will get how many votes is a matter of social perception. If there's a big discrepancy there, I guess I should question the bias of the sources I'm looking at. In reality, people only support what they want to support, and in the first place, there is no agreement on what is a great evil. In reality, people only support what they want to support, and it is impossible to agree on what is the great evil in the first place. That is the reality, and to be irritated with others and say why they don't understand it is only to lose their trust in you.
RyosukeKowatari No really, I wonder what is happening to the people around Mr. Yasuno and Mr. Yasuno himself... he is a great guy. ... I don't know about politics, but I thought he was a role model that I definitely want to refer to as a way to work in the future, as people gather around him and expand what he can do. I would love to see more of him and those around him...
>snowdance87: My wife and friends are standing in support of #Takahiro Yasuno. And all of them are mysteriously good at making speeches. Mr. Yamane, a classmate of mine from Tokyo University, also pulled the atmosphere from something like a wedding reception greeting to an introduction of a candidate for Governor of Tokyo before I knew it.
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bomber_bookworm I think one of the main features of the Tokyo gubernatorial election, if anything, was that it highlighted the existence of a "majority that persistently desires fair play". I think it was one of the major features of the election that highlighted the existence of a "majority of people who want fair play" and that Japan has not been abandoned yet. The escalation of "if you're into it, I'm into it" never happened.
sotarok Mr. Yasuno, even if you don't make it this time, I hope you can build up your strength and try again in 4 years. I wonder how we can realistically expand our support base outside of the campaign period.
in ways other than getting the backing of a political party.
nanatakamatsu [For those who think going to elections doesn't make sense Does your vote mean nothing?
Last time, it was not Yuriko Koike who won overwhelmingly; it was those who did not vote.
If all those people had voted, the future might have been different.
7/7 will be the highest turnout ever for #Governor's race Let's vote!
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banabanasan I can't help but think that the hardness of guard and alertness unique to women in their 30s is an instinct to protect infants who are supposedly at that age. I feel like I'm not in a good mood. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRwp-uRacAA71-5?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
shibism I went out wearing a black T-shirt and it was so fucking hot that I looked up how hot a black T-shirt actually is. I went home, burned my black T-shirt, and changed into a white one. puninokai I'm studying for a law degree and I'm going to listen to your campaign speech.., I guess you could call it "the wave that gets the feeling and reaches us...
This is the nicest one so far...keep your eyes peeled.
The terrible ones are already...I don't have to tell you...I really wish the people surrounding them would stop...like Mr. Ishi and Mr. Ren.
>HighWiz: I listened again to the speech by Anno Takahiro's wife...
"The Liberal Democratic Party is -" - No.
"The Kishida administration is - -" - No.
"Koike's metropolitan government is -" > No
"Renho candidate is -" > No.
"Discrimination against the weak" > No
"Life is difficult" >> No
I've never heard such a positive campaign speech.
I feel very fresh now.
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Some people find this negative.
Those who support Anno are well-educated and well-off people who think they are not in the best interest of the community.
nikkei Record number of people cast ballots in advance for Tokyo gubernatorial election, key to independents. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR18KPZWoAAikI6?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
nabe_yas1985 Anyone who calls for #strategic voting is simply representing the interests of an existing political party that is trying to stifle the new popular will. It is the mainstay of democracy to exercise one's right to vote for the candidate with whom one has the most resonance. There is no need to be disciplined about issues unilaterally imposed by existing parties whose shelf life has expired. Yasushi Watanabe is the only choice for #Takahiro Yasuno. >nabe_yas1985: Don't be fooled by the "#strategicvote", a lie spread by the national political parties. The "strategic voting" is just a lie to keep the national political parties alive, to suppress the voices of the minority demanding a new politics, which the national political parties have failed to collect. The best way to change Japanese politics is for Takahiro Yasuno to get 300,000 votes. x.com/nabe_yas1985/s...
realNuun My friends who lost their lodging at IVS were staying all over the place, and my 85 year old evil grandma's house was turned into an octopus room. >gdvonly I left around 3:00 and the door wouldn't open, I paid but ended up not getting any service at all... I was told lightly that there was a curfew, but I had no idea that I would not be able to get in at all, and that I would have no way to contact them, and I was beaten!
I stayed at my friend's grandmother's house on short notice x.com/gdvonly/status...
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chowtingagnes Japanese has a way of saying "voters", a term not found in Cantonese, for people who have the right to vote and be elected. I think "voters" are "people who have the right and power to change society". I think this is also the meaning of democracy.
I am very, very happy to have the right to vote or to decide my own fate.
_kohta Mr. Anno, I like the improvements you've made, but the language around international schools is so on the nose that I'm not going to vote for you on that basis alone. I think it is a statement of the fundamental values of the people, even before the logic of merit and demerit. toshio_t_44 Mr. Anno looks so unreliable alongside his wife. I think it would be better if Mr. Yasuno is the brain behind this, while his wife is in the front. His wife is a womanizer type, so this is a typical match between a womanizer man and a heroic woman. toritorix I see glimpses of supporters on the internet who believe a certain candidate has a good chance of winning. I'm afraid that the difference between "online reality" and reality is too big, and people are going to be attracted to conspiracy theories.
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nikkei 2.15 million people cast their ballots in advance of the Tokyo gubernatorial election, the largest number ever, up 20% from the previous election. Up to 2.15 million Tokyo Governors voted before polling day, returning up to 2:2.
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maya_fitness413 I have tried to do this and have made many good connections. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRzrMQkacAA0z3R?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
michiru10139 I think there are a good number of people who think that Mr. Yasuno's political stance is highly compatible with the KDP... The KDP has been saying the same thing for a long time now, but only after hearing it from Yasuno's mouth did they say, "Yes! I've been waiting for a politician who thinks like that!" I see a reaction like that.
I wonder what the difference is.
What we don't have or what Yasuno-san has
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midisland1 I laughed at how poignant this place is. https://gyazo.com/a0f01897d33d07979538c64f7f94b780
>ohp_pho Tsuneichi Toyama is relentless. ryokachii I'm a bit off but I quite agree with "don't verbalize everything". Reality can easily be twisted by forcing us to "see" and then forcing us to "verbalize" it in slightly different words, for example by being aware that others will see it. You don't have to see, and feelings can remain feelings. Choose what feels comfortable. >mawarimithino: People who have lived indifferently may at some point become aware of their feelings by writing about them on a blog or SNS (e.g., "I'm lonely"), and this may take them in a negative direction.
That's why I prefer not to verbalize everything.
datechin_ramen I hope #Takahiro Yasuno, an independent, grassroots, no organization vote, but a candidate who fought fair and square to the end, will get more votes. I support the candidate, Takahiro Yasuno, who tries to solve problems peacefully, realistically, and speedily without slandering and defaming.
I also agree with the point that we should aim for a peaceful resolution without a composition of young people vs. the elderly.
HiromitsuTakagi Matsuo, if you see this, you should try to talk to us, JILIS. You should grasp that the jurists in this field are all scum and cannot be relied upon. >HiromitsuTakagi I guess Matsuo-san is no more. I guess everyone eats their own brains when it comes to the government's standard opinion piece. It's the same with echo chambers. I wonder if he will stop talking to decent people by talking to only such people around him. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR25al5acAIi_xB?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
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ochyai Going to the polls and watching people in the voting booths is a profound lesson in recognizing the echo chambers of the Internets. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR1twtaacAAI4sb?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
nabe_yas1985 The negative campaign against those who are willing to entrust the will of the people to Takahiro Anno, which has never been accepted by the national political parties, has begun. The campaign is a mess, as it declares, "Voters who want to be thought of as smart people (are voting for Yasuno)." Based on the polls, they say that Yasuno has no chance of winning the election and should be the second best candidate, but if polls were all that mattered, there would be no need for an election. >moriteppei: I think that the "smart" people, i.e., the supporters of Takahiro Yasuno, are in a sense the biggest problem, rather than Akane Busanora and Shinji Ishimaru.
datechin_ramen I hope #Takahiro Yasuno, an independent, grassroots, no organization vote, but a candidate who fought fair and square to the end, will get more votes. I support the candidate, Takahiro Yasuno, who tries to solve problems peacefully, realistically, and speedily without slandering and defaming.
I also agree with the point that we should aim for a peaceful resolution without a composition of young people vs. the elderly.
HiromitsuTakagi Matsuo, if you see this, you should try to talk to us, JILIS. You should grasp that the jurists in this field are all scum and cannot be relied upon. >HiromitsuTakagi I guess Matsuo-san is no more. I guess everyone eats their own brains when it comes to the government's standard opinion piece. It's the same with echo chambers. I wonder if he will stop talking to decent people by talking to only such people around him. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR25al5acAIi_xB?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
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ochyai Going to the polls and watching people in the voting booths is a profound lesson in recognizing the echo chambers of the Internets. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR1twtaacAAI4sb?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
nabe_yas1985 The negative campaign against those who are willing to entrust the will of the people to Takahiro Anno, which has never been accepted by the national political parties, has begun. The campaign is a mess, as it declares, "Voters who want to be thought of as smart people (are voting for Yasuno)." Based on the polls, they say that Yasuno has no chance of winning the election and should be the second best candidate, but if polls were all that mattered, there would be no need for an election. >moriteppei: I think that the "smart" people, i.e., the supporters of Takahiro Yasuno, are in a sense the biggest problem, rather than Akane Busanora and Shinji Ishimaru.
chokki_hansei This is serious." People who "can put themselves in a good mood" are good at changing their mind. But there are times when you can't help feeling down or frustrated. I've learned how to live in a good mood every day after 5 years and 10,000 appointments. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GR1S7BXacAATc_i?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
kawahiii If you have a friend you trust and If you want to expect something good.
And with that friend, we can communicate with our hearts.
Exchange gifts and
You must visit him often.
As you well know.
(Marcel Mauss, Theory of Gifts p10)
A passage from an ancient Scandinavian mythological legendary poem.
Childcare and elections are incompatible. The prime time to make speeches in the streets is early in the morning and late in the evening. This time, especially in this hot weather right after the birth of my child, it was difficult for me to take her with me, not to mention my own physical condition.
This is a night that reminds me once again of the need for politics to ensure that the voices of the uninvolved child-rearing generation are heard.
Mr. Yasuno -> I want him to be the governor of Tokyo the most, but I think he will be a throwaway vote.
Mr. Koike -> Seriously, thank you very much for all you have done. But I want to ask someone younger already.
Renho > Currently, parents of middle children don't have a single exemption for child support. Since the birthrate was declining...
Mr. Ishimaru -> Specific policies are a mystery. People who lose their temper are scary.
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nabe_yas1985 Don't be fooled by "#StrategicVoting", a lie spread by the national political parties. Strategic voting" is a lie only for the survival of the national political parties to suppress the voices of the minority demanding a new politics, which the national political parties have failed to collect. The best way to change Japanese politics is for Takahiro Yasuno to get 300,000 votes. >nabe_yas1985 To Yotsuya sub-branch office to vote before the deadline for the Tokyo gubernatorial election. I think #Takahiro Yasuno is the best choice for the current generation who are fed up with the ideology of national political parties. If a politician who uses technology to reflect the will of the people in his policies gets 300,000 votes, the politics of Japan as a whole will change. Since you put up the posters on the day of the public announcement, you have been feeling a swell of public will for change. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRxtOoiacAAfPiP?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRxtOrFacAA2u0f?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRxtOytacAA5ne6?format=jpg&name=small#.png
genkuroki If I were a Tokyoite, after much hesitation, I would most likely have decided not to vote for Mr. Anno because of his interview with this "very big name guest". I felt it was a great waste of time because I was secretly cheering for them.
>takahiroanno: I had a fun, friendly and serious talk with Hiroyuki @hirox246 about the Tokyo gubernatorial election, the election system, and the fact that we are engineers in common! Thank you very much!
hirox246 I'm the guy who said "you should vote for younger people", but working with the main anchor of the Unification Church's YouTube channel is out of my personal hands! hirox46 I'm not a fan of the Unification Church. Mr. Zenhiro Oda, acting head of the cram school presided over by Senator Hagiwada, who was a guest speaker at the Unification Church, is the head of the election campaign, and candidate Ishimaru seems to have no aversion to the Unification Church.
HON5437 Shigenobu Tamura appeared at the office opening of Shinji Ishimaru, candidate for governor of Tokyo. Mr. Tamura is a former senior LDP headquarters official and a well-known political commentator, but he has contacts with Unification Church-affiliated media.
What a surprise, he is the main anchor on "Patriot TV", a Youtube channel of the Unification Church-affiliated newspaper "Sekai Nippo". This is quite a relationship.... x.com/Mo20ZupFZz3Gjt...
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taberunosuki525 I'm here and I want to know more about Mr. Anno too but the media doesn't report on him at all so I'll do my own social media research today anyway. I'm getting tired of all the cussing and the Tokyo gubernatorial race... >uekky: I was listening to the speech live and it really gutted people's ears as well as their hearts x.com/snowdance87/st...
yomisuke In terms of how to defeat Koike, the only way is to vote for Ms. Renho, but Ms. Anno is also attractive. However, a vote for Ms. Yasuno would reduce the number of votes for Ms. Renho and increase the possibility that Ms. Koike will win the election. In the end, we have no choice but to vote for Ms. Renho this time. freudevoll Compared to AI Yasuno and Shinji Ishimaru, Koike and Renho are not as if their policies are logical, but how could you vote for them? I don't know how you can proudly say "I voted for them! If a politician with a gut feeling is the head of a city, you will fall into a council-oriented and council-dominated city government.
It is Tokyo's hope and fortune to know someone like Takahiro Yasuno this time.
I'm not sure if I should ask Mr. Yasuno if he would be interested in being vice-governor," said Shinji Ishimaru before the announcement date. I can't forgive Shinji Ishimaru for saying "I'll ask Mr. Yasuno if he'd be interested in being the deputy governor" before the announcement date, and his supporters for writing "Decline and support Mr. Ishimaru as deputy governor" in the comments section of each video featuring Mr. Yasuno.
nori76 This is another important point! "Research has shown that people with low self-esteem feel depressed when they repeat affirmations they do not believe (e.g., "I am a strong person, I am attractive") or look for evidence that they are true (Wood et al. 2009)."
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ToshihikoOgata I was surprised that Yuriko Koike's street speech (7/5 evening @ Shinjuku station) was interrupted by a "stop call" for about 30 seconds. I was on site to cover the event, but Koike was so upset by the spontaneous call that she fell silent. It became a symbolic scene of the Tokyo gubernatorial election. https://pbs.twimg.com/ext_tw_video_thumb/1809269104739803136/pu/img/2KEctWW2Gtm1xuRF.jpg#.png
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paya_paya_kun When you are in the workforce, you are expected to be able to "perform", but if you don't realize this rule and just "be who you are", you will be ripped apart! I think that's why you should make sure to "be where you can be". Therefore, please make sure to create a place where you can be yourself as you are. If you do so, you will be able to act a little better. tokoroten I guess applying flow theory to UI is what makes UI go out of style. Flat design and material design are the extremes.
>yubais: There are a certain number of people in the world who call puzzles that they can just barely solve "good problems" and expressions that they can just barely understand "good taste," and for them, universal design that is designed to be understood by everyone is "lame.
tobatoppers The more people who are overly concerned about their choices, the more likely they are to blame the wrong choice after the choice is made, saying "I made a bad choice at that time. They are just not strong enough to affirm themselves after the choice. Choices don't really matter. ktowhata "'Fraternity' is when one person says to a fellow human being, 'What? You too? I thought I was the only one ...' It begins the moment one says that." A passage from "The Four Loves" by C. S. Lewis, famous for The Chronicles of Narnia. Friendship, it seems, is a dangerous thing from the point of view of power and elders. When friends are made, people gain a place to hide from the existing order and begin to rebel.
KTYDRCB That's a heck of a job. Praise the man who beat you last year. 10 trillion yen "University Fund" subsidizing outstanding universities, 990 billion yen surplus under management (Asahi Shimbun Digital)
ToshihikoOgata I was surprised that Yuriko Koike's street speech (7/5 evening @ Shinjuku station) was interrupted by a "stop call" for about 30 seconds. I was on site to cover the event, but Koike was so upset by the spontaneous call that she fell silent. It became a symbolic scene of the Tokyo gubernatorial election. >:
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paya_paya_kun When you are in the workforce, you are expected to be able to "perform", but if you don't realize this rule and just "be who you are", you will be ripped apart! I think that's why you should make sure to "be where you can be". Therefore, please make sure to create a place where you can be yourself as you are. If you do so, you will be able to act a little better. tokoroten I guess applying flow theory to UI is what makes UI go out of style. Flat design and material design are the extremes.
>yubais: There are a certain number of people in the world who call puzzles that they can just barely solve "good problems" and expressions that they can just barely understand "good taste," and for them, universal design that is designed to be understood by everyone is "lame.
tobatoppers The more people who are overly concerned about their choices, the more likely they are to blame the wrong choice after the choice is made, saying "I made a bad choice at that time. They are just not strong enough to affirm themselves after the choice. Choices don't really matter. ktowhata "'Fraternity' is when one person says to a fellow human being, 'What? You too? I thought I was the only one ...' It begins the moment one says that." A passage from "The Four Loves" by C. S. Lewis, famous for The Chronicles of Narnia. Friendship, it seems, is a dangerous thing from the point of view of power and elders. When friends are made, people gain a place to hide from the existing order and begin to rebel.
KTYDRCB That's a heck of a job. Praise the man who beat you last year. 10 trillion yen "University Fund" subsidizing outstanding universities, 990 billion yen surplus under management (Asahi Shimbun Digital)
himasoraakane I got a DM with some kind of weird document situation research that says I'm in second place, but I'm not going to publish it because the source is iffy, and second place means I lose, so you all have a lot of work to do to get the rest of the way there. Two days to go! Please lend me your help! ojimakohei Renho's camp should remove the "R" stickers all over the city as soon as possible. The way they do it is the same as biker gangs and pink fliers, but it is a common crime and not funny. Just I checked near Shinjuku station and there are more than 30 locations where they may be doing this in various parts of Tokyo. As for the obstruction of speeches, there is too much lack of morals. Don't pollute the scenery of the city. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRt4an4bcAAPnpL?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRt4anmbMAADt8v?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRt4anmbUAABZTL?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRt4annacAAEmlb?format=jpg&name=small#.png
shirasaka_k Today 7/5, Governor Koike's city advertising @ Shinjuku Basta-mae The audience's "Quit! Koike's speech was interrupted by the audience's call of "Quit! Koike's speech was interrupted!
-- Koike's speech stopped!
This has never happened before.
The town hall has turned into a shuraba.
The people's anger against the Koike administration is erupting!
orientis312 I wonder why NHK keeps playing the election for the lower house of the French parliament, but not the election for the governor of Tokyo. dmikurube Always require permission from outside collaborators to run GitHub Actions workflow. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRhwda1bYAAnTbR?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
otsune "If you purchased it properly and planted the watermarked letters AD, you could catch the PR and AD notation in a flaming attention-getting effect with stock photo violation use and stealth regulations. ?" I think it's a publicity stunt that dares to be confusing. >songpu_eth: why are the Families being so stubborn? x.com/itmedia_news/s...
s_kajita Shimane Prefecture Governor Tatsuya Maruyama "I feel that the mass media is trying very hard not to report the Tokyo gubernatorial election. In that sense, it was a bizarre election campaign."
Let's make the #Governor's race the largest turnout in history! himasoraakane I got a DM with some kind of weird document situation research that says I'm in second place, but I'm not going to publish it because the source is iffy, and second place means I lose, so you all have a lot of work to do to get the rest of the way there. Two days to go! Please lend me your help! ojimakohei Renho's camp should remove the "R" stickers all over the city as soon as possible. The way they do it is the same as biker gangs and pink fliers, but it is a common crime and not funny. Just I checked near Shinjuku station and there are more than 30 locations where they may be doing this in various parts of Tokyo. As for the obstruction of speeches, there is too much lack of morals. Don't pollute the scenery of the city. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRt4an4bcAAPnpL?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRt4anmbMAADt8v?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRt4anmbUAABZTL?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRt4annacAAEmlb?format=jpg&name=small#.png
shirasaka_k Today 7/5, Governor Koike's city advertising @ Shinjuku Basta-mae The audience's "Quit! Koike's speech was interrupted by the audience's call of "Quit! Koike's speech was interrupted!
-- Koike's speech stopped!
This has never happened before.
The town hall has turned into a shuraba.
The people's anger against the Koike administration is erupting!
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orientis312 I wonder why NHK keeps playing the election for the lower house of the French parliament, but not the election for the governor of Tokyo. dmikurube Always require permission from outside collaborators to run GitHub Actions workflow. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRhwda1bYAAnTbR?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
otsune "If you purchased it properly and planted the watermarked letters AD, you could catch the PR and AD notation in a flaming attention-getting effect with stock photo violation use and stealth regulations. ?" I think it's a publicity stunt that dares to be confusing. >songpu_eth: why are the Families being so stubborn? x.com/itmedia_news/s...
s_kajita Shimane Prefecture Governor Tatsuya Maruyama "I feel that the mass media is trying very hard not to report the Tokyo gubernatorial election. In that sense, it was a bizarre election campaign."
Let's make the #Governor's race the largest turnout in history! nippon_ukuraina Question: how come the opposition party can get more people at demonstrations and street demonstrations when they are supposed to be the ruling party? Answer: because supporters of the ruling party work
furukawa1917 It seems that the dominant perception in the Busy Sky and Busy Anon circles is that the gubernatorial race is now a one-horse race between Koike and Busy Sky. I'm sure there's a lot of effort to be put into this shit. Commentary on the situation that the Tokyo gubernatorial election has become a one-horse race between Yuriko and Himasora.
hazuma Leftists claim that "if you want to destroy Koike, you should rally around Renho anyway," but on social networking sites, there are quite a few people who claim the opposite (?). However, on social networking sites, there are quite a few people who claim that "if you want to destroy the left, you should rally around Renho anyway". If the leftist haters become so visible, they will probably have a hard time in national politics as well. P06ln Activists say "Don't cut down a thousand trees!" and somehow Ryuichi Sakamoto wrote a letter to Governor Koike and UNESCO's advisory body issued a Heritage Alert saying that the forest will be completely destroyed, and Renho said "100-year forest" and the Communist Party is trying to protect it by saying "commons". Planting of the ITOCHU Building. Grass >akoustam What is tasteful about ITOCHU's snappy release is this part. The total number of trees to be cut down in the redevelopment project is 743 in all, but 150 of them are just street trees in the vicinity of the ITOCHU headquarters building and ITOCHU Garden. ITOCHU itself has even said, "The trees in our neighborhood are just street trees, hedges, and plantings" (laugh). https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRryx-eaUAAj_so?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRryx-iboAAii_z?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
S_kuni_official The idea for the sick child care program came from those who are raising children while working. Even if a politician thinks only in his/her head, if the policy is not good for the parties concerned, it will be useless.
That is why I believe that listening to the voice of the people of Tokyo, and interacting with the people of Tokyo, should be important.
Politicians need to have the strength to take criticism as well.
>KHFootbrain: you know what, Kuniaki Shimizu, you have a great eye. x.com/S_kuni_officia...
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tenfirefighter Anyone who is interested in politics from now on should read and study these discourses carefully. Certainly, buildings have been erected in the name of "parks," and many of the park facilities are on the rooftops of buildings. However, the original Miyashita Park had deteriorating facilities, had become a hangout for homeless people, and was not safe.
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hAru_mAki_ch I've written an article about it, from a light explanation of Python and Git to how to set up Qdrant and debug scripts! >hAru_mAki_ch: Video for debugging and confirming scripts for description in articles
Shigeharu Aoyama, who is a man of 9 to 12 mins.
"There are people who can't get in front of the camera in the gubernatorial race. But if someone has done it properly, you can choose someone who can't get in front of the camera. Japanese people don't have a sense of caution, but in America, it's a gun society. That's all I can say."
and youtube.com
Our Diet, Vol. 765 The tail of the news "Read all the election bulletins for the Tokyo gubernatorial election. In the 724th edition of "Tail of the News," we look over all the election bulletins for the Tokyo gubernatorial election and talk about this gubernatorial election again. Appearance: Shigeharu Aoyama (Member of the House of Councillors) Mami Miura (Public Policy Secretary, Shigeharu Aoyama Office) - The 153rd Independent Lecture Meeting @ Kyoto (August 17, 2024 : Notice of Holding) https://www.dokke... mokonuco This is what we, the Heisei generation, will be told in the near future by "a generation whose values have changed dramatically from those of today". They will say it regardless of gender. Huh? No money or excuses. It's normal for families and local friends to help each other raise their children, right? Didn't you have a job? The unemployment rate was 2% or something! >mokonuco: Furthermore, just as today's elderly are told, "You people created the lost 30 years," so too are they told, "You people didn't have children, which led to this rapid population decline and infrastructure collapse. Immigration won't solve the problem, damn it. If the country is filled with foreigners, it won't be Japan anymore. I'm sure they will say, "If the country is filled with foreigners, it won't be Japan anymore. Probably.
agristation The university auditorium was so hot that when I called administration to ask them to turn on the air conditioning, I was told that the air conditioning would not be operational for another week. "If someone collapses, I'll call an ambulance right away. I said, "Well, please discuss whether it is Fat-san's responsibility or the section manager's responsibility who answered the question.
>tenshoku119: "Temperature setting below 28°C is prohibited.
"The room temperature in the office is over 30 degrees Celsius.
"Dismissed."
Numerous inquiries to the headquarters from citizens who came for lifesaving training or to submit a report: "It's so hot in the fire station, I feel like I'm going to collapse.
"Lower the temperature setting now! Now!" (Angry)
A true story that seems like a lie just about a year ago.
takebata This is very symbolic. When I tell people who do not think for themselves and try to be by the book & evade responsibility by saying "it's a rule", they immediately change the rule when I tell them "if that causes problems, it's your responsibility". In the end, it is often not compliance with the rules, but a way to escape responsibility. There are too many such "rule-followers" in our society. >agristation: The university auditorium is too hot, so I called the administration to ask them to turn on the air conditioning, and they told me that the air conditioning will not be up and running for a week.
"If someone collapses, I'll call an ambulance right away. I said, "Well, please discuss whether it's Fat-san's responsibility or the section manager's responsibility who responded. x.com/tenshoku119/st...
Fumika_Shimizu Some people are tweeting about the labor shortage bankruptcy saying that the economy is on the upswing. ...... This is the original economic recovery. In the economic cycle before the bubble, it was common for companies that had tightened up on employees because of the recession to go bankrupt as soon as the economy recovered, with employees fleeing in droves. That prevented the working environment from becoming black.
"We should zoning our existence."
I'm directing my liberalism towards the nerds who told me sometime ago that
"He who burns books will eventually burn people."
and it's a "reasonable end that had to be made".
TNK_KNCH He says he is "scared" of Renho, who is angry with the powerful, People applaud Ishimaru for his anger against the weak.
kyouji0716"All they do is talk about someone's latrine rather than my employment." I think this is probably the simple impression of workers. From the micro workers' point of view, people who have to worry about whether they should use the men's or women's restroom are the overwhelmingly strong ones, but they are treated as weak by society and don't fit their skin at all.
>doctortt1 I keep quoting this from Trump x.com/mogura2001/sta... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRpRW1MbMAMS-_J?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRpRW1HbMAAtiEX?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
Shigeharu Aoyama, who is a man of 9 to 12 mins.
"There are people who can't get in front of the camera in the gubernatorial race. But if someone has done it properly, you can choose someone who can't get in front of the camera. Japanese people don't have a sense of caution, but in America, it's a gun society. That's all I can say."
and youtube.com
Our Diet, Vol. 765 The tail of the news "Read all the election bulletins for the Tokyo gubernatorial election. In the 724th edition of "Tail of the News," we look over all the election bulletins for the Tokyo gubernatorial election and talk about this gubernatorial election again. Appearance: Shigeharu Aoyama (Member of the House of Councillors) Mami Miura (Public Policy Secretary, Shigeharu Aoyama Office) - The 153rd Independent Lecture Meeting @ Kyoto (August 17, 2024 : Notice of Holding) https://www.dokke... mokonuco This is what we, the Heisei generation, will be told in the near future by "a generation whose values have changed dramatically from those of today". They will say it regardless of gender. Huh? No money or excuses. It's normal for families and local friends to help each other raise their children, right? Didn't you have a job? The unemployment rate was 2% or something! >mokonuco: Furthermore, just as today's elderly are told, "You people created the lost 30 years," so too are they told, "You people didn't have children, which led to this rapid population decline and infrastructure collapse. Immigration won't solve the problem, damn it. If the country is filled with foreigners, it won't be Japan anymore. I'm sure they will say, "If the country is filled with foreigners, it won't be Japan anymore. Probably.
agristation The university auditorium was so hot that when I called administration to ask them to turn on the air conditioning, I was told that the air conditioning would not be operational for another week. "If someone collapses, I'll call an ambulance right away. I said, "Well, please discuss whether it is Fat-san's responsibility or the section manager's responsibility who answered the question.
>tenshoku119: "Temperature setting below 28°C is prohibited.
"The room temperature in the office is over 30 degrees Celsius.
"Dismissed."
Numerous inquiries to the headquarters from citizens who came for lifesaving training or to submit a report: "It's so hot in the fire station, I feel like I'm going to collapse.
"Lower the temperature setting now! Now!" (Angry)
A true story that seems like a lie just about a year ago.
takebata This is very symbolic. When I tell people who do not think for themselves and try to be by the book & evade responsibility by saying "it's a rule", they immediately change the rule when I tell them "if that causes problems, it's your responsibility". In the end, it is often not compliance with the rules, but a way to escape responsibility. There are too many such "rule-followers" in our society. >agristation: The university auditorium is too hot, so I called the administration to ask them to turn on the air conditioning, and they told me that the air conditioning will not be up and running for a week.
"If someone collapses, I'll call an ambulance right away. I said, "Well, please discuss whether it's Fat-san's responsibility or the section manager's responsibility who responded. x.com/tenshoku119/st...
Fumika_Shimizu Some people are tweeting about the labor shortage bankruptcy saying that the economy is on the upswing. ...... This is the original economic recovery. In the economic cycle before the bubble, it was common for companies that had tightened up on employees because of the recession to go bankrupt as soon as the economy recovered, with employees fleeing in droves. That prevented the working environment from becoming black.
"We should zoning our existence."
I'm directing my liberalism towards the nerds who told me sometime ago that
"He who burns books will eventually burn people."
and it's a "reasonable end that had to be made".
TNK_KNCH He says he is "scared" of Renho, who is angry with the powerful, People applaud Ishimaru for his anger against the weak.
kyouji0716"All they do is talk about someone's latrine rather than my employment." I think this is probably the simple impression of workers. From the micro workers' point of view, people who have to worry about whether they should use the men's or women's restroom are the overwhelmingly strong ones, but they are treated as weak by society and don't fit their skin at all.
>doctortt1 I keep quoting this from Trump x.com/mogura2001/sta... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRpRW1MbMAMS-_J?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRpRW1HbMAAtiEX?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png
smith796000 The commies are starting to beat up on Ishimaru. So, does this mean that Renho's second place is in jeopardy? You finally admit it, don't you?
When it hurts, it hurts.
Very clear Communist Party.
As mayor of Akitakata City in Hiroshima Prefecture, he has abolished public facilities such as welfare centers for the elderly and art museums one after another. He has disregarded the council by issuing "executive decisions" without consulting the council.
Represented middle school students in the city. x.com/bazyry2hashiru...
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manking The good thing about Takahiro Yasuno is that he doesn't talk about things backwards. Others might say. I'm tired of hearing about exposing injustice, unforgiveness, etc. I prefer it when they seem to have a concrete way to move forward.
oshino_sasuke Mass Production of Artificial Eel Fry: Fisheries Agency Offers Technology to Private Sector : Nihon Keizai Shimbun No, seriously.
I thought they would be extinct before they could be mass produced: ......
miosugita I like this illustration, the face reminds me of characters from 80's robot anime, especially around Elgeim to ZZ. In this gubernatorial election, the person closest to my thoughts and direction is "Himasora Akane".
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mostsouthguitar ITOCHU issued a release "Regarding the redevelopment of Jingu Gaien," and the activists were documented → (we will take a firm stand) → at the general shareholders meeting. The activists and their supporters should understand that it was written as a near ultimatum: obstruction by activists -> business explanation ....... They have interfered too much with our business with lies. itochu.co.jp
About the Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project｜ITOCHU Corporation
ITOCHU Corporation's "Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project". ITOCHU Corporation is a leading general trading company that globally develops a wide range of businesses in the fields of textiles, machinery, metals, energy, chemicals, food, housing, information, and finance.
wormamaantenna I was working on a document to explain that I can't do that anymore because the temp agency told me that the references have to be in their 30s, and then I got really scared. I was working on a document explaining that I couldn't do that anymore, and then I started to get really scared... Total population is 120 million, of which 100 million are over 20 years old. Among them, 58 million are over 50s. 76 million are counted as over 40s, which means "7.6 out of 10 people over 20 are over 40s"... eh...
nabe_yas1985 This is a nice point. I disclose what I don't have to say, that I am a company owner, because I want to make the point that 1) I can eat even if I don't win, so getting elected is not an objective, and 2) I have no incentive to get money with strings attached. I believe that legislators should have a side job where they can make money so that they don't fall into the money trap. >kyuyokaitori In response to the opinion that if you fail to win the election, you will receive zero salary and it is too much of a risk... Conclusion: If you have a fat parents' house or a company (laugh) Only those who are financially well-off can save the weak who are not financially well-off. x.com/kyuyokaitori/s... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRpyMSsa4AAHJOW?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
bluewinact I looked up the "number of street speeches" of the four main candidates... Shinji Ishimaru 131 times
Toshio Tamogami 53 times
Renho 24 times
Koike Yuriko 8 times
Don't you want to support people who are working hard?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRpG0PCaUAA5kBe?format=jpg&name=small#.png
miosugita I like this illustration, the face reminds me of characters from 80's robot anime, especially around Elgeim to ZZ. In this gubernatorial election, the person closest to my thoughts and direction is "Himasora Akane".
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mostsouthguitar ITOCHU issued a release "Regarding the redevelopment of Jingu Gaien," and the activists were documented → (we will take a firm stand) → at the general shareholders meeting. The activists and their supporters should understand that it was written as a near ultimatum: obstruction by activists -> business explanation ....... They have interfered too much with our business with lies. itochu.co.jp
About the Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project｜ITOCHU Corporation
ITOCHU Corporation's "Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project". ITOCHU Corporation is a leading general trading company that globally develops a wide range of businesses in the fields of textiles, machinery, metals, energy, chemicals, food, housing, information, and finance.
wormamaantenna I was working on a document to explain that I can't do that anymore because the temp agency told me that the references have to be in their 30s, and then I got really scared. I was working on a document explaining that I couldn't do that anymore, and then I started to get really scared... Total population is 120 million, of which 100 million are over 20 years old. Among them, 58 million are over 50s. 76 million are counted as over 40s, which means "7.6 out of 10 people over 20 are over 40s"... eh...
nabe_yas1985 This is a nice point. I disclose what I don't have to say, that I am a company owner, because I want to make the point that 1) I can eat even if I don't win, so getting elected is not an objective, and 2) I have no incentive to get money with strings attached. I believe that legislators should have a side job where they can make money so that they don't fall into the money trap. >kyuyokaitori In response to the opinion that if you fail to win the election, you will receive zero salary and it is too much of a risk... Conclusion: If you have a fat parents' house or a company (laugh) Only those who are financially well-off can save the weak who are not financially well-off. x.com/kyuyokaitori/s... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRpyMSsa4AAHJOW?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
bluewinact I looked up the "number of street speeches" of the four main candidates... Shinji Ishimaru 131 times
Toshio Tamogami 53 times
Renho 24 times
Koike Yuriko 8 times
Don't you want to support people who are working hard?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRpG0PCaUAA5kBe?format=jpg&name=small#.png
Less time when graphing by frequency.
https://gyazo.com/73a8460f1a77184fd8a16007df841f82
niseko_ryugaku I highly recommend YouTube by "Veronika" who improved from non-native to super fluent. She has 1,180,000 registered users. How to study with an easy-to-hear accent, pronunciation and tips and tricks for improving your English. The "Why You Don't Speak English" section is also interesting. It's a good way to learn how to improve your English and also motivates you to learn more.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRhycDhb0AAI9_v?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRhycDgb0AE1mvQ?format=jpg&name=small#.png
moeruasia01 Biden's approval plummets after debate Trump leads by a wide margin in all battleground states I know we talk about it regularly, but I think it's a really funny story about not having an exemption for child support/.
Renho's "If you have a child, you can get more deductions" speech received a general rebuke: "It was the Democratic Party of Japan that took away the deduction for child support!" (SmartFLASH)
P06ln ITOCHU's angry message to activists. I'm sure they would be angry if they were spreading false rumors and insulted so much, and even graffiti was written on them. I heard that there was some activist sabotage at the shareholder meeting as well.
Redevelopment of Jingu Gaien｜Notices｜ITOCHU Corporation itochu.co.jp
About the Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project｜ITOCHU Corporation
ITOCHU Corporation's "Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project". ITOCHU Corporation is a leading general trading company that globally develops a wide range of businesses in the fields of textiles, machinery, metals, energy, chemicals, food, housing, information, and finance.
Howdare59126838 Renho, on another day you clearly said "if you get married and have children, you can get tax credits", so I guess it's "credits". Well, okay.
>akisumitomo: Isn't the subtitle wrong? I think this is first of all about the disparity between the younger generation and the older generation, and that the older generation has more "public assistance" than the younger generation, but the younger generation is made to do it by "self-help". It's funny how "self-help" is contrasted with "deductions." It's not "deductions," it's "public assistance." x.com/madamshiwori/s...
yusuke_56 I want to tell young entrepreneurs, Coincheck was almost the same. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRm-Q66bMAEcLbu?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRm-Q64bcAAkJ4q?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRm-Q65aUAEjPcG?format=jpg&name=small#.png
ALE_StarAle I was impressed by Mr. Anno's words about evacuation drills, that a dystopian future can be viewed like an evacuation drill and we can try to avoid it! ALE_StarAle ai_1124at_ Renho: "You're in a position where you have to listen to voices you don't like without excluding them." I thought she was the right person to be governor of Tokyo when I heard these words.
Koike was told that there were critics of Koike, to which he responded, "You should choose your friends.
Mr. Ishimaru was sued for libel for a post he made against a legislator he refuted, and lost the case in the second trial.
The difference is obvious.
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