
Recently, Japan made history ā for the first time ever, a woman has become the Prime Minister.
Considering that only around 10% of Japanās politicians are women,
this moment is nothing short of revolutionary. š«
But hereās the thing ā
Iām not celebrating just because sheās a woman.
Iām celebrating because sheās someone who truly deserves to lead Japan.
For the past several administrations, I honestly felt Japan was setting new records for āthe worst leadership ever.ā š
Each time a new prime minister took office, I hoped things would improve...
and yet, Japan seemed to move further in the wrong direction.
Iām sure I wasnāt the only one feeling that way.
š And no ā sheās not the āfar-rightā politician the media tries to label her as.
Sheās a centrist conservative, a realist who stands for Japanās stability and integrity. šÆšµ
šØš¦ Watching from Canada ā Remembering Japanās Golden Days
I moved to Canada right after Japanās bubble economy burst ā
but I still remember the golden years of Japanās rise so vividly. āØ
My father ran his own business back then,
and it truly felt like everything he touched turned to gold.
Japan was overflowing with energy and optimism.
People overseas used to say,
āI want to visit Japan someday... but itās too expensive!ā
Thatās how powerful and prosperous Japan was.
But today, as someone who remembers those shining days,
I canāt help but feel a deep sense of sadness watching the current state of the country. š
šø Still, I Choose to Believe in Hope
And thatās exactly why this new prime minister gives me hope.
I truly wish she can lead Japan back onto the right path.
Even from far away here in Canada,
Iām praying for her success ā and for Japanās revival. ššÆšµ
So please, remember this name:
⨠Ms. Sanae TAKAICHI āØ
The woman who just opened a brand new chapter in Japanās history.
