Japanese media: The latest survey shows that 150 parliamentarians in Japan have come into contact with "unified education"

[Global Times, a special reporter in Japan, Yue Linwei, Fang Qing, a special reporter, Fang Qing] "Asahi Shimbun" reported on the 4th that the latest survey shows that 447 members of the Japanese Congress, MPs and Knowledge of the Prefecture of the Prefecture, and "Unified Unity Teaching "or its associated groups have had a relationship. These include 150 members of Congress, 290 Dao Dao County MPs, and 7 families.

In terms of communication content, 434 people admitted to participating in the activities of "unified education" or their related groups or sent congratulatory telegrams; 41 people admitted that they had received relevant support for "unified education" or their related groups during the election; 23 people Acknowledged the donation of "unified education" related persons.

Among the members of the "unified education" or their associated groups, the occupation of the Liberal Democratic Party members is prominent. Among the 150 parliamentarians, there were 120 Liberal Democratic Party members, including 34 Abe, 19 of the Masheng School, 16 in Kanada, and 14 of the second -order factions and Mao Mu School. Among the 290 Congress of Daofu County, there were 239 Liberal Democratic Party members. Whether it is a parliamentarian or a local member level, the Liberal Democratic Party has more than 80 %.

In the Kishida Cabinet, there are three cabinet ministers who have admitted to the "unified education", namely the Minister of General Affairs, the Minister of General Affairs, the Minister of Life and Labor Kato Saton, and the Minister of Economic Regeneration. Among the senior officials of the Liberal Democratic Party, President Tamagi Tian Guangyi acknowledged that he had attended the "unified education" related activities.

In the past few days, the puzzles between the Japanese political circles, especially the Liberal Democratic Party of the ruling party and the "unified religion" have become the focus of Japanese public opinion. According to the Japanese NHK TV report on the 4th, the Democratic Party's Director Mao Mimin said that "the intersection of the unified religion 'and politics makes the people doubt, and we must seriously reflect on it." Mao Mu also said that it will announce the Liberal Democratic Party ’s parliament and“ unified religion ”next week. Report of relationship. The representative of the opposition party who participated in the event on the same day criticized the Liberal Democratic Party in the issue of dealing with the relationship with "unified education".

Japanese Prime Minister Kishita Nakano has previously stated that the Liberal Democratic Party will investigate and announce the relationship between "unified education" and the Liberal Democratic Parliament. Japan's "Daily News" published this editorial that on the surface, survey alone cannot dispel public's doubts. There are obvious problems in the survey that are not in -depth. The survey items are limited to eight items such as whether they send congratulators to the church or related groups, whether they accept their donations or obtain party vouchers, and whether they get their volunteers in the election. Although the number of relevant members can be grasped, there is still a fundamental question that cannot be answered, that is, why there are so many members of the "unified education". The editorial believes that although Kishida Wenxiong emphasizes the need to "cut off the relationship with 'unified religion'." However, no matter how the "insulation" is pronounced in language, if the relationship between half a century cannot be thoroughly investigated, it will not be able to restore the trust of the people.