Koizumi Leadership bid by Stealth Marketing scandal shocks

According to recent survey Kyodo Newssupporters of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) believe that Sanae Takaichi is the most suitable candidate to become Japan’s next prime minister. The results of the two-day telephone poll will Gaudi hit the score by 34.4%, ahead of Shinjiro Koizumi and receive 29.3% support. However, when it comes to the views of the self-interested Democratic Republic, it is the boy who leads it. recent JII Publishing House The survey shows that he has received support from more than 20% of lawmakers. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi ranked second with a small amount below 20%, while Takaichi finished third with a score of over 10%.

Koizumi’s campaign manager exits stealth marketing scandal

It seems that Japan is either going to win its first female leader or it is a post-war prime minister. However, Koizumi’s leadership bid has been sensational in the past few days due to the stealth marketing scandal. Tabs magazine Shukan Bunshun Senior campaign official Karen Makishima encouraged members and supporters of Koizumi’s team to praise Niconico’s video sharing website, the report said. Makishima then resigned. Boy reveal She was threatened with slander and even bombs against her office. He added that he was “responsible for what happened in the campaign”.

During a debate on Saturday, the title “Night with Hiroyuki” hosted by Hiroyuki Nishimura, founder of Message Board 2Channel. However, no other candidate pushed Koizumi upwards, as he had apologized to him. During the debate, Nishimura asked them what kind of country they wanted Japan to be. He asked them to reply in English if possible, but added that it was not necessary. The boy speaks in Japanese because he wants to “respond accurately.” Takayuki Kobayashi and Takaichi did the same thing, although the latter was done with the words “Japan is back”. Hayashi and Toshimitsu Motegi both answered in English.

Komu and kobayashi play safely

The next day, Niconico held another debate titled “Presidential Candidates and Junior and High School Students: The Future of Japan.” They asked a question again in English, this time a student said he lives in New York and was not good at speaking Japanese. He wondered why they wanted to lead the country and when to make a decision. Again, Koizumi and Kobayashi respond in Japanese, while hayashi and motegi speak in English. The original mediator, Takaichi, gave a short answer in English, said: “When? I was 24 years old, why? Because I love Japan.”

Online people were surprised to say that Koizumi and Kobayashi, who were educated at Columbia University and Harvard Kennedy School, answered in Japanese. There are videos online where two politicians answered good questions without using notes, but in this case they decided to choose a safer option.

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