What will happen to the Chinese economy from now on? International political scientist Yoichi Masuzoe said, “If Xi Jinping continues on his path, China’s economic collapse will be inevitable.” new book”If you know modern history, you will understand the world.I would like to include an excerpt from “Xi Jinping’s Dreams and Reality” from “(SB Shinsho). … Read more
Votes were counted in the three House of Representatives by-elections held on April 28, and candidates supported by the Constitutional Democratic Party won in all three by-elections. Journalist Kaori Onaka said, “The third victory of the Constitutional Democratic Party is very important. “Write a government election between the two main parties, the Liberal Democratic Party … Read more
Why can’t I get rid of my fatigue no matter how much I rest? Hideki Katano, who has been studying rest for many years and is the representative director of the Japan Rehabilitation Society, says, “If you just work again, rest when you grow tired,” you come back to the end. activity without being able … Read more
Was he really a “Maglev advocate”? The issue of the Linear Chuo Shinkansen Shizuoka construction area is often seen as a conflict between Governor Heita Kawakatsu of Shizuoka Prefecture (he resigned on April 10) and JR Tokai, but because of Mr. Kawakatsu to resign suddenly, the problem will continue. new size. Mr. Kawakatsu has so … Read more
How can I use the new NISA to build assets? Mr. Chi, an early retirement manager who graduated from a company job in his 30s and makes a living through investments and personal business, says, “The key to the new NISA is how efficiently you can use the tax-free allowance.The tax-free allowance is on the … Read more
Russian dissident Alexei Navalny died in prison in February, and his wife Yulia is calling for an anti-Putin movement in the presidential election to be counted on March 17th. Saori Imai, who researched reports about Yulia, said, “When Mr. Navalny was about to be poisoned four years ago, Yulia, a housewife, called for help from … Read more
PRESIDENT Online 2024/03/03 13:00 I can’t blow out the candle. I can’t inflate a balloon. The number of such children is said to be increasing. Dentist Yuko Teruyama says, “This is because people are eating softer foods more often and chewing less often. Problems related to oral function are not just an issue for the … Read more
When I received a request from a man in his 50s (Mr. A) to clean up his parents’ home, which was left empty after his mother passed away and lived alone, I visited the site with an employee of Anshin Net, a company that organizes the belongings left by her deceased. . The place turns … Read more
In the northeastern part of Chiba Prefecture, there are many subdivisions that were sold for residential use in the 1970s and 1980s. Although such lots are sold out at the time of their release, it is rare that houses are actually built on them. Yusuke Yoshikawa, a blogger who continues to report on “marginal condominiums,” … Read more
Nitten is the highest public exhibition in the art world. The Nitten (Japanese Art Exhibition), a public interest incorporated association with a history of over 100 years and the most prestigious public art exhibition in Japan, is currently being held at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art Gallery in Nagoya (January 24th). ~February 12). This … Read more