Japanese politicians, how many bad tunes?

In fact, Jin Muchen also knows this very well, in fact, long before he came to Japan, he had heard about many dirty things between Japanese politicians.

Although this country claims to be democratic@Lord, free@free, all the politicians in power are democratically elected.

But in fact, as long as you check the details of those politicians, you can make it clear, how many of those politicians are not from the Chinese family in the emperor's era?

Even if you are not from a Chinese background, you are generally a side branch of the Chinese family, or a son-in-law of the Chinese or something, anyway, if you don't have a family tree, you can't be an official in Japanese politics at all.

Even if he can become an official, he is just the head of some functional departments, such as the chief of police, the director of the embrace, etc., even if there is someone who can be in charge of one party, it will be the end of becoming a county magistrate.

It is almost impossible for a guy from a civilian background to rise to a high position.

Moreover, once these guys become officials, few of them will be able to have a relationship with honesty and integrity, such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Finance, which were forced to resign a few days ago, and the Senate of the Ministry of Finance.

It seems that they are not high-ranking officials, but they are all in positions of real power, and the mistake they made was to put some funds into their pockets under various names, and as a result, they were caught in pigtails and exposed, and finally forced to resign.

And after resigning, isn't it just as fine? And those guys, at the same time as they were exposed, someone had already picked up their old bottoms. Almost all of them have been politically born since their grandparents. A lot of people's ancestors. He was also a high-ranking official of the Japanese government during World War II.

Although Japan now claims to be breaking away from Asia and joining Europe, in fact, they are not completely free, at least in terms of not being able to punish scholars and doctors, they still retain the tradition of Confucian culture in those years.

In terms of men's and women's affairs, the Japanese are even more open-minded, and those politicians are all sanctimonious on the surface. But in fact, there are almost all male thieves and female prostitutes behind the scenes.

Especially those in their fifties and sixties, there are almost no people who don't like to drink flower wine.

This time Jin Muchen asked Watanabe to check this Ishihara Ichiro, is a good example, this guy can be said to be an outlier in Japanese politics, his background is not prominent, but he is quite talented, the most important thing is that this person has a big mouth, and knows how to please the people very well.

It was he who wrote the book "Japan Can Say No", which vigorously advocated Japan's nationalist sentiments, and Japan's economic situation at that time was really good. His bullshit book hit the Japanese G-spot in one fell swoop. The Japanese immediately blew the tide @ on the spot, so they quickly went from a folk scholar to politics.

After entering the political circles, this guy relied on his big mouth all the way and vigorously advocated Japan's nationalist sentiments, won the support of Japan's far-right voters, and went from the governor of a Tokyo community to the governor of Tokyo, that is, the mayor of Tokyo.

If it weren't for the fact that this guy was born in Baitiao, if he had a family tree, he would probably be able to become the prime minister of Japan in the end.

But it was precisely because of his low background that he came to the end of his position as mayor of Tokyo.

And the time when he was the governor of Tokyo can be said to be the saddest period of the entire Tokyo B society, during that time, he relied on his power as mayor to wantonly solicit bribes from these associations, if there is anyone who dares not to honor him, the final outcome is all quite ugly.

And this guy is still a big pervert, he has to go out to drink flower wine and play with flower girls almost every week, of course, it doesn't cost money.

But this guy's secrecy work is very good, and he has never been dismantled, so he can retire in that position safely.

And this old guy, after retiring, still maintains the habits of the year.

He now lives a few days a week from Asakusa's high-end apartment in Ginza, and of course he doesn't come to Tokyo to play with the Flower Girl because of anything else.

After listening to Watanabe's words, Jin Muchen smiled: "This old guy seems to be really old-hearted." ”

"Hehe, yes, everyone is used to this guy's shamelessness anyway. But don't say it, this guy wasn't very kind to us mixed society when he was in office. But he is really good at demagoguery, and you know that his set of far-right rhetoric is quite marketable among the Japanese people. Especially some **** in B society, I like him the most. So although many people were squeezed by him very much, they didn't hate him, at least he said those **** words in his heart. Those guys, I really can't see the status quo clearly, and I think the status quo is the emperor era in the past, and I think about the glory of wanting to rebuild the Great Japanese Empire, what a group of ****. ”

In addition, Japan's B society has a tradition of liking to participate in politics from ancient times to the present, and from ancient times to the present, these mixed societies are the most loyal believers in Japanese nationalism.

For example, in the era of the Downfall, those ronin, that is, the samurai who the daimyo's family could not afford to raise, fell to the people and became ronin, in fact, it was especially a B society.

These guys are the spokesmen of Japan's ultra-nationalism, shouting at every turn, and then going to assassinate the big names or politicians they don't look down on.

And after the end of the Curtain Movement and the Emperor's accession to the throne, these guys directly turned into the B Society, and the Emperor chose to turn a blind eye to their actions because of their support back then.

Therefore, in the twenties and thirties of the last century in Japan, there were several incidents of assassination of Japanese political leaders by 'non-governmental patriots'.

It can be seen that the extreme right-wing nature of this group of Japanese B society, so although Ichiro Ishihara is not friendly to these group members, these guys still like him very brainlessly.

And Junichi Watanabe obviously looks down on those people very much, so he uses **** to call those people when he opens and closes his mouth.

"Forget it, forget it, don't get angry with those fools. By the way, you have to carefully investigate the activity pattern of this Ishihara Ichiro every time he comes to Tokyo. ”

Jin Muchen said this with a smile, but the white teeth he showed when he smiled made Watanabe is heart chill inexplicably.

How did that Ishihara Ichiro provoke this uncle? Forget him, that old thing, it's clean when it's dead.

When Ishihara Ichiro was the governor of Tokyo, it happened to be his grandfather who was the president of the Yoshiharu Society, and his grandfather was very bad at that time, and he still remembers that his grandfather always sighed when he paid tribute at the beginning of every month, so he didn't have a good impression of Ishihara Ichiro.

Those far-right **** with a brain like him, but Watanabe doesn't like that guy.

Du Temo has retired, and recently he picked it out and jumped up, saying that let the country buy the Senkaku Islands, and that broken island has a **** hairy use?

Why do you have to provoke China in this regard? He had to be careful the last few times he went to China, and that old bastard should have died a long time ago.

Jim-san asked today, it seems that Jim-san is ready to deal with this old fellow, so that's good.

"Okay, I'll do that."

Watanabe nodded, although he knew that Jin Muchen planned to kill him, the hero in the hearts of the Japanese far-rightists, but he didn't have the slightest intention of coming to the rescue, because he also hated that guy......

In a mountain villa in the north of Kumamoto Castle near the Urakami River, a meeting was also being held at this time, and there was a big man in the room who was in his twenties, and the atmosphere was extremely depressing.

Although it was only ten o'clock in the morning, it was sunny outside, and the outside temperature could reach twenty-six degrees, but there was no warmth in the room at all.

Looking at these people carefully, you can see that although these people are all dressed in suits and leather shoes, they all look very embarrassed.

Some people have black collars and cuffs of their shirts, and they smell of sweat, and they don't know how many days they haven't taken a shower and changed their clothes.

There are also people who have several torn places on their suits, and even blood stains can be seen on dark suits.

There were a few guys who either had bandages on their heads, flowers on their faces, and one with a plaster on their arms.

At this time, everyone was sitting on the tatami mats in the room, looking extremely solemn, and they were all smoking stuffy cigarettes, because the room was in front of the curtains, so the room was already full of smoke at this time.

And the master's seat at the end of everyone's seat was always empty at this time, and after about twenty minutes, the paper door behind the chairman's seat was pulled open.

Two black-clothed men arrived, and then a white-haired old man in a kimono walked into the room, but the old man's image was not very good at this time.

Although the kimono on his body is quite clean and tidy, his body exudes an unpleasant smell of medicine, and the whole person's mental state is also very sluggish, and his face is sallow, as if he is seriously ill.

However, anyone close to him could see that his kimono was not tied very tightly, and through the neckline, he could see a thick bandage wrapped around his abdomen, and blood could be seen oozing out of the edge of the bandage. (To be continued.) )