up to date!The burial of the Three Kingdoms of Shinzo is all fiscal expenditure, about 250 million yen!Japanese media: Over half of the Japanese people oppose the national funeral for Abe

According to the CCTV News quoted the Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK) reported on the 26th, the Japanese government decided at the cabinet meeting that day that the expenses of the former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's funeral in the Martial Arts Museum of Japan on the 27th next month will be all fiscal. The expenditure is about 250 million yen, which is mainly used for the layout of the venue and the lease of the vehicle.

The size of the invited attendees is expected to reach about 6,000.

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According to CCTV News, on the 22nd local time, the Japanese government officially decided at the Cabinet Conference to hold the national funeral of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on September 27.

According to the overseas network quoted from Fuji Television on the 25th, the Japanese government said that 250 million yen funds include the operating fee of the national funeral venue, the strengthening of security, and the cost of donating costs. The Japanese government is considering setting up a flower deck outside the Japanese Martial Arts Museum for ordinary people.

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According to the "Sankei Shimbun", a number of senior Japanese government officials said that Abe's funeral plans to invite 6,400 people to attend, and the only former Prime Minister Yoshida Mao, who has been funeral after World War II. However, the government's decision to run national funeral caused many controversy in Japan. Recently, many Japanese media surveys showed that more than half of the Japanese people opposed the hosting of national funeral for Abe.

On July 8th local time, Abe was shot during a speech in Nara City, and died of overwhelming injuries.

According to a report by China News Agency on July 20, Japanese Prime Minister Kishita Tianshi said that former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, as the longest prime minister in Japanese history, has achieved significant achievements in politics and diplomacy. "".

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It is reported that since the end of World War II, Abe will be the second prime minister who has been treated "national funeral" since the former Prime Minister of Japan in 1967.

However, in response to the "national funeral" for Abe, all sectors of Japan responded.

Earlier, according to the Kyodo News Agency, the three Communist Party, Linghe and the New Selection, and the Social Democratic Party made talks each in the wild party to oppose the "national funeral" for the late Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

The reasons for objections include the lack of "national funeral" legal basis, Abe's political evaluation has great differences among the people, the issue of Senyou Academy and the Grand Academy, and the "Sakura View Society" suspected clouds have not yet been found.

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