11 April 2008

The human rights questions














In London, in Paris and in San Francisco Olympic torch relay was not good. But I thought that we need to act for the big mistake of Chinese government. Olympic is one of the biggest sports festival in the world. So, I thought leaders of us shouldn't boycott Olympic for players and their supporters.

Of course, Chinese government doing extremely bad thing for people of Tibet. And we must not ignore it. 
But obstructing the torch relay in Paris and London were not good. But we must keep doing demo near torch relay. Of course, these demo must not be violent thing. But we must demo with nonviolence. Nonviolence is very important.

I hope that Tibetan will be free from Chinese government.



Today, I have one more thing.

On Thursday, Kunio Hatoyama Minister of Justice of Japan announced that they executed four condemned criminals. This is third time after he became this post. And executed 10 condemned criminals.

Capital punishment... In my opinion, we must not keep capital punishment as penalty. Capital punishment is ignoring human rights. Why are executioners not criminals? I think, they are criminals too.

Their are no people who can execute. Executing is not penalty but murder.

Free Tibet!


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03 April 2008

UP & DOWN











On Tuesday, the tax about gasoline decreased. Because Japanese government couldn't pass their tax plans about gasoline. The price of gasoline was about 150 yen per a liter on March. But now it is about 130 yen per a liter. About 20 yen cheaper. It's good for drivers but I think it is bad for our future life. I mean, many people use more gasoline than before then it'll cause of increase of CO2... We must decrease CO2 for our future life...


Many prices changed on Tuesday. For example, milk. Nippon Milk Community Co., Ltd decided to increase their milk price. Japanese government increased flour price from Tuesday. It was 30%. And this made many things' price increase. Bread, Udon and etc... Even oil, beans, soy, miso and more. These price increase made us increase our Engel's coefficient.


And prime minister Yasuo Fukuda announced that "We'll try to pass our tax plan about gasoline as soon as possible". If the plan passed, gasoline price will increase again. I mean it'll back to the price before April.


Before that I'll try to get Prius, then decrease my gasoline use. LOL


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31 March 2008

Mega-moji started









I'm subscribing Yomiuri Shimbun. And they started to renew their newspaper on Monday. They changed their size of character. They call this change "Mega-Moji". "Moji" means letter. Yomiuri Shimbun is the giant of Japanese newspaper. Then, the second largest newspaper Asahi Shimbun also changed the size of letter too. I think, this change is really nice. It is better than before for our eyes.


Anyway, these days Japanese company like to use "Mega". For example, "Mega-gyudon". "Mega-gyudon" is one of the beef bowl that Sukiya is selling in Japan. But "Mega-gyudon" is three times as much as usual size of beef bowl. You can check the size of this beef bowl at "http://www.zensho.com/menu/recommend071016.html". I think, "Mega-moji" is nice but "Mega-gyudon" is not so good... Also McDonald's started "Mega-Mac" in Japan last year. This is bigger than "big-mac". It's like super-size. I don't like it because I watched "Super size me". LOL


Even more, there are a lot of "Mega" things in Japan. They use "Mega" many times. Visit Japan and search "Mega". LOL


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26 March 2008

Cherry blossom in Tokyo











Japan Meteorological Agency announced that cherry blossom in Tokyo flowered on Saturday. Then I went to park near my house today and yesterday. Yesterday I couldn't take good photos but today, I could take good photo. I uploaded one of these photos.


There were a lot of people who came to see cherry blossom today. But yesterday there were not so many people who came to see cherry blossom. And I felt cherry blossom was not so good yesterday. Then I thought, this is why there were no so many people who came to see cherry blossom yesterday.


Now you can see beautiful cherry blossom in Tokyo. So, if you have a chance come to Tokyo and enjoy cherry blossom. Or you can enjoy great restaurants that printed in Michelin guide Tokyo. LOL


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20 March 2008

Japanese fall

There are no governor in our country's central-bank.

I think, it is really big problem.
Maybe most of diet members knows that this is emergency. But the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) refused the plan of Prime Minister Fukuda. But the Liberal-Democratic Party (LDP) didn't change their plan. Then, there are no governor in Bank of Japan.

Prime Minister Fukuda felt the responsibility for this problem. Said on his e-mail magazine. And he said like "I know this post is really important for Japanese economic and our lives. Then I felt I must chose right person for governor.".

He chose Toshiro Muto first. He was vice governor in Bank of Japan. And he was working for the Ministry of Finance before. But DPJ refused it because he was working for the Ministry of Finance before.

Then, he chose Kouji Tanabe. He is governor in Japan Bank For International Cooperation. And he was working for the Ministry of Finance before too. So, DPJ refused it too.

I think there are two miss points. First, why did the Democratic Party of Japan refuse two persons who worked for the Ministry of Finance before? It is not so big problem, I think.

Second, why did the Liberal-Democratic Party not change the person who was not working for the Ministry of Finance before? DPJ said like we won't permit the person who was working for the Ministry of Finance before. Then it's proper result. So, LDP needed to change their plan.

In any case, they have to decide the new governor in Bank of Japan very very soon.

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