Japanese media survey: 150 members of Congress acknowledged that they had contacted the "Unified Education" 80 % of the Liberal Democratic Party

Japanese media survey questionnaire ("Asahi Shimbun")

Overseas Network, September 4th. The survey data implemented by Japan's "Asahi Shimbun" recently showed that of the 712 members of Japan, 150 have admitted that they have met with the "unified education". Including 34 Abe, 19 Masheng, and 16 people in Kishida.

Japan's "Asahi Shimbun" reported on the 4th that the survey showed that of 150 members of the parliament who had been in contact with the "unified education", 22 people admitted that they had been supported by the election, and 19 people admitted to donating or purchasing party votes to the church. There is a voice in Japanese politics strictly criticizing this, arguing that politicians should treat the relationship with religious groups with caution, and try to cut off the connection with religion and their related groups.

"Asahi Shimbun" stated that the survey data once again showed the fact that "unified education" had extensively penetrated into Japanese politics. The Japanese media previously analyzed that the successive exposure of the Liberal Democratic Party members, including the members of the cabinet, and the relationship between the "unified religion" is one of the reasons why the Japanese government's support rate is declining. (Overseas Network/Wang Shanning)

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