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Mr. Sato Akira. He retired from the Asahi Shimbun after serving as a senior researcher at the Journalist School. At the Asahi Shimbun, he worked in the Tokyo and Osaka economic departments, the AERA editorial department, and the Weekly Asahi editorial department. After retiring, he became a part-time lecturer at Keio University (majoring in journalism) and a director and editorial committee chairman at Satsuki Shobo Shinsha. His most recent book is "Ozawa Ichiro, a Professional Politician" (Asahi Shimbun Publications). His other books include "Documentary Financial Bankruptcy" (Iwanami Shoten), "Kansai International Airport" (Chuko Shinsho), and "Dostoevsky's Apocalypse" (Asahi Shimbun). He has co-authored "Newspapers and War" (Asahi Shimbun), "Overwhelming! Declaration of Liberalism" (Satsuki Shobo Shinsha), and more.
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Ozawa Ichiro, a Professional Politician
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◆Learn everything about the ins and outs of Japanese politics.
A masterpiece of political journalism.
Recommended for everyone interested in Japan's future.
------Recommended by Masaru Sato (author, former chief analyst at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs)!
◆A book to read before the general election
Ozawa is the only current politician I appreciate. No other politician understands better than him that a change of government is the lifeline of democracy. In this era when security and the economy are extremely difficult, Ozawa has been calling for the creation of a system in which political parties compete over policies, responsibility for mismanagement and bad governance is clarified, and changes in governance are constantly attempted through a change of government. He is not driven by petty desire for power or party interests. It is misunderstood, but he often becomes isolated because he tries to go beyond the power game and be consistent. Now is the time to listen sincerely to what he has to say.
-----Recommended by Tatsuo Inoue (legal philosopher, professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo)!
◆The spirit of a politician who rises from defeat
The world of politics is a battle for power and a battle of ideas. Battles always involve winning and losing, and over the past 30 years, many mediocre politicians have been eliminated through defeat. Ozawa, a politician, started from the center of power, walked a thorny path, and suffered many defeats. His defeat after the victory that brought about a change of government by the Democratic Party is sinful for allowing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to privatize Japan. Ozawa's final battle is to rise from this defeat and once again aim for a change of government. Understanding his thoughts is essential to rebuilding Japanese politics. This book is the perfect text for that.
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