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Daishiro Yamagiwa, minister of economic revitalization, speaks to reporters in
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ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION MINISTER RESIGNS AFTER UNIFICATION CHURCH SCRUTINY

Oct. 25 06:49 am JST Oct. 25 | 06:49 am JST
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A Japanese minister resigned on Monday following allegations over his ties to
the Unification Church, which is under renewed scrutiny after the assassination
of former prime minister Shinzo Abe.

Daishiro Yamagiwa, minister for economic revitalization, said he did not want
the allegations to "affect the parliamentary debate", without naming the church.

Last week Prime Minister Fumio Kishida ordered a government probe into the
group, which has been in the spotlight because the man accused of killing Abe in
July was reportedly motivated by resentment against it.

The sect's Japan chapter has been accused of pressuring adherents to make hefty
donations and blamed for child neglect among members.

The church, officially known as the Family Federation for World Peace and
Unification, has denied wrongdoing, but a parade of former members have gone
public with criticism of its practices.

Members of the church are sometimes referred to as Moonies after Korean founder
Sun Myung Moon, who died in 2012.

Yamagiwa has been under fire in parliament following local media reports about
his alleged ties to the group -- partly because he appeared in a group photo in
2019 with Hak Ja Han, the wife of founder Moon.

The politician had confirmed it was him in the image, but said in parliament on
Monday that his memory about "the photo with her... is unclear".

He has also previously said he joined an event organized by the church in 2018.

The politician said Monday he planned to stay on as a lawmaker.

"I deeply regret that my attendance at several meetings of the organization has
resulted in giving credit to the said organization," he said.

"After this was pointed out to me by an outside party, I had to follow up with
explanations. As a result, it caused trouble for the government."

Kishida said Monday he accepted Yamagiwa's resignation and would announce a
replacement on Tuesday.

The government's approval ratings have plummeted to 38 percent, according to the
latest poll by public broadcaster NHK, after revelations about the church's
links with top politicians.

The investigation could lead to a dissolution order, which would see the church
lose its status as a tax-exempt religious organization, though it could still
continue to operate.

Only two religious groups in Japan have ever received such an order, reports
said, one of which was the Aum Shinrikyo cult that carried out the 1995 sarin
attack on the Tokyo metro.

The other is a group that defrauded members.

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THE AVENGER

OCT. 25 06:57 AM JST

Finally!

He should be happy. His rewards lie in the afterlife where he gets to spend
eternity crouched at the feet of Rev. Moon listening to his ministrations for
eternity.

9( +15 / -6 )

DAGON

OCT. 25 07:03 AM JST

> Daishiro Yamagiwa, minister for economic revitalization, said he did not want
> the allegations to "affect the parliamentary debate", without naming the
> church.

Yamagiwa failed to revitalize the Japanese economy, but did vitalize the balance
sheet of the Unification Church and his offshore accounts.

17( +20 / -3 )

BUUA

OCT. 25 07:05 AM JST

I hope that this will have a domino effect.

17( +19 / -2 )

OBLADI

OCT. 25 07:06 AM JST

> minister of economic revitalization

Might not only be his ties to the Church that brought about his departure

12( +14 / -2 )

SIMON FOSTON

OCT. 25 07:23 AM JST

buua

Today 07:05 am JST

> I hope that this will have a domino effect.

Me too but until there's a single, unified opposition party in Japan like Labour
in the UK or the Republicans in the US the same old LDP crooks will keep getting
elected and choosing ineffective, compromised prime ministers. Whoever the
replacements are for Kishida and co they won't be any better.

5( +17 / -12 )

ALY RUSTOM

OCT. 25 07:34 AM JST

> I hope that this will have a domino effect.
>
> Me too but until there's a single, unified opposition party in Japan like
> Labour in the UK or the Republicans in the US the same old LDP crooks will
> keep getting elected and choosing ineffective, compromised prime ministers.
> Whoever the replacements are for Kishida and co they won't be any better.

This right there is the crux of the problem. The LDP musical chairs game will
just continue in this 1 party dictatorship

-7( +19 / -26 )

YUBARU

OCT. 25 07:35 AM JST

> The politician had confirmed it was him in the image, but said in parliament
> on Monday that his memory about "the photo with her... is unclear".

Convenient memory! Typical for politicians in a bind!

12( +17 / -5 )

PADRAIG BOHANNAN

OCT. 25 07:50 AM JST

LDP probably thinks that because this lackey has fallen on his sword for the
party, everyone will move on.

They are all knee-deep in this mess.

16( +17 / -1 )

DIVINDA

OCT. 25 07:54 AM JST

The first sentence is misleading:

> A Japanese minister resigned on Monday

Corrected:

A Japanese minister resigned on Monday from his position as Economic
Revitalization Minister but still maintains his elected position as a member of
the National House of Representatives for Kanagawa.

> Daishiro Yamagiwa, minister for economic revitalization, said he did not want
> the allegations to "affect the parliamentary debate", without naming the
> church.

As someone still in the House of Representatives, he will still "affect the
parliamentary debate".

21( +24 / -3 )

CRICKY

OCT. 25 07:56 AM JST

If you want to be a politician, then work for the benefit of the public, can get
your massive just salary don’t sell your soul to a semi quasi religious group or
business groups you are there getting big money to improve my life ideally
everyone’s life. What is wrong with you people?

6( +8 / -2 )

SPEED

OCT. 25 07:57 AM JST

At least something good came out of Abe's assassination.

8( +17 / -9 )

ALY RUSTOM

OCT. 25 08:07 AM JST

> The politician had confirmed it was him in the image, but said in parliament
> on Monday that his memory about "the photo with her... is unclear".
>
> Convenient memory! Typical for politicians in a bind!

"I was drunk and don't remember" excuse?

-3( +7 / -10 )

GOGOGO

OCT. 25 08:07 AM JST

I'm not for this church but unless they are going to go over every donation with
the same fine tooth comb then this is a witch hunt.... suddenly anything to do
with a Church that asks for money is bad? They all ask for donations, sure this
one seemed a little extreme but the government needs to focus on bigger things
or stop churches asking for money or allowing them donate... all of them.

-2( +3 / -5 )

CRICKY

OCT. 25 08:08 AM JST

At least something good came out of Abe's assassination

lots of things sadly are now talked about openly it took a nut case to shoot a
ex ex Pm shot in the neck. Be nice if it was normal to have discussions about
government policy without death. But that’s a no no in Japan.

-4( +11 / -15 )

GERONIMO2006

OCT. 25 08:10 AM JST

No details on the purpose or outcomes of those meeting given of course.

7( +8 / -1 )

SHOGUN36

OCT. 25 08:18 AM JST

> The politician said Monday he planned to stay on as a lawmaker.

well…..I’m sure we can all sleep well at night then.

is that supposed to be an inspiring comment or something?

3( +9 / -6 )

SANJINOSEBLEED

OCT. 25 08:18 AM JST

Give it a year and he'll be back in the good graces with a new post. Just a PR
stunt to make it look like the LDP is actually doing something which we all know
they are not!

2( +10 / -8 )

MARK

OCT. 25 08:27 AM JST

The right thing to do, you can't serve two masters at the same time.

4( +4 / -0 )

CRICKY

OCT. 25 08:27 AM JST

Don’t know what a revitalisezed Minister is guess it’s a made up position for a
son or cousin. I’ve not felt any revitalisation from this ministry. So no big
loss his gone, I hope he serves me at my local 7-11 then for once he actually
does a service.

-6( +1 / -7 )

SIMON FOSTON

OCT. 25 08:27 AM JST

Aly Rustom

Today 07:34 am JSTT

> This right there is the crux of the problem. The LDP musical chairs game will
> just continue in this 1 party dictatorship

I think the crux of the problem is money. LDP politicians have hoarded up piles
of cash over the generations, mostly by dubious means, and it costs so much to
run as an election candidate that not many outside their sleazy little caste can
compete with them. Opposition parties can't help much with campaign funding, so
no one party can field as many candidates as the LDP or, QED, win a majority by
themselves. This means collaboration with other parties they have little in
common with ideologically, and compromising on their election manifestos so much
that no one trusts what they say. Throw a few billion yen at the CDPJ and things
might change.

5( +11 / -6 )

ALY RUSTOM

OCT. 25 08:36 AM JST

Agree simon

-3( +4 / -7 )

NORIAHOJANEN

OCT. 25 08:36 AM JST

I don't care much about his faith.

The problem is that Yamagiwa kept lying about his involvement in the Church
despite warnings. Just for another, the screening on candidates for the cabinet
portfolio didn't work at all. More will fall to resignation, I assume.

3( +3 / -0 )

FXGAI

OCT. 25 08:36 AM JST

It’s too bad, I guess this means there will now be no economic revitalization in
Japan.

-7( +4 / -11 )

EASTMAN

OCT. 25 08:42 AM JST

first.lets hope more to follow and to be held personally responssible.

and ban moonies for good seize their assents money freeze their
accounts.wondering why we are waiting for?

3( +3 / -0 )

HBJ

OCT. 25 08:58 AM JST

So this has been going on for months now and all that time this guy has just
been sitting there in silence presumably hoping people just won’t notice his
ties, and attendance at meetings. Bizarre.

> "I deeply regret that my attendance at several meetings of the organization
> has resulted in giving credit to the said organization," he said.

What does he think happens when a serving lawmaker attends several meetings with
an organisation? The ignorance, or sheer contempt this guy has for the Japanese
public, is staggering.

I notice he doesn’t regret attending the meetings, just that it gave credit to
the cult of corruption masquerading as a church.

5( +6 / -1 )

CRICKY

OCT. 25 09:17 AM JST

Economic revitalization

Well I’ve searched on the internet and can’t find one example of Economic
revitalization so he should go didn’t achieve anything close to his job title.
But I’m sure he will be back maybe revitalization of Inka minister.

-3( +4 / -7 )

4TNO

OCT. 25 09:18 AM JST

Seems pretty clear that the Jiminto party is draining the "swamp" and is using
one's affiliation with the Unification Church to justify their actions. I
wouldn't be surprised if the LDP will continue to use this tactic to place any
politician in check.

6( +7 / -1 )

SEPTIM DYNASTY

OCT. 25 09:19 AM JST

> I think the crux of the problem is money. LDP politicians have hoarded up
> piles of cash over the generations, mostly by dubious means, and it costs so
> much to run as an election candidate that not many outside their sleazy little
> caste can compete with them. Opposition parties can't help much with campaign
> funding, so no one party can field as many candidates as the LDP or, QED, win
> a majority by themselves. This means collaboration with other parties they
> have little in common with ideologically, and compromising on their election
> manifestos so much that no one trusts what they say. Throw a few billion yen
> at the CDPJ and things might change.

The funny thing is that their hoard of corrupt wealth is altogether minuscule to
what the Unification Church truly holds. Japanese political elites live on the
food scraps from the Church's corrupt dealings worldwide. This shows how
pathetic and poor Japanese political elites who scream
anti-Korean/anti-foreigner rhetorics among their Japanese voters but do dark
dealings with "filthy barbarians" in the shadow.

Hypocrisy at the highest order!

-14( +6 / -20 )

ALY RUSTOM

OCT. 25 09:31 AM JST

> Japanese political elites live on the food scraps from the Church's corrupt
> dealings worldwide. This shows how pathetic and poor Japanese political elites
> who scream anti-Korean/anti-foreigner rhetorics among their Japanese voters
> but do dark dealings with "filthy barbarians" in the shadow.
>
> Hypocrisy at the highest order!

THIS!!! Well said!

-10( +7 / -17 )

LEGRANDE

OCT. 25 09:32 AM JST

Seems pretty clear that the Jiminto party is draining the "swamp" and is using
one's affiliation with the Unification Church to justify their actions.

Ah no, he is staying on as a lawmaker.

This is standard out of the LDP playbook smoke and mirrors- "resign" (thereby
giving the illusion that the problem has been solved), stay out of sight for a
while, then return.

0( +10 / -10 )

ALY RUSTOM

OCT. 25 09:33 AM JST

> This is standard out of the LDP playbook smoke and mirrors- "resign" (thereby
> giving the illusion that the problem has been solved), stay out of sight for a
> while, then return.

Yup. Rinse and repeat. no surprises there

-4( +10 / -14 )

MUMBAIROCKS!

OCT. 25 09:44 AM JST

This is becoming a witch hunt. Any politician courts votes from religious
organizations.

-3( +4 / -7 )

ZOROTO

OCT. 25 09:45 AM JST

What happened? Did they draw sticks to pick who would become the sacrificial
lamb?

-8( +3 / -11 )

ALY RUSTOM

OCT. 25 09:51 AM JST

> Did they draw sticks to pick who would become the sacrificial lamb?

He's not though is he? He'll just be rotated to a different position. J politics
101.

-7( +7 / -14 )

ANDY

OCT. 25 10:05 AM JST

One down, 25 to go.

4( +9 / -5 )

THE AVENGER

OCT. 25 10:15 AM JST

I know the Unification church issue is what is in the headline. The throwaway
line at the end was what caught my eye. The cabinet minister of the economy for
Japan is a veterinarian...

https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2022/10/fce65f72ec95-urgent-japan-economy-minister-to-step-down-over-unification-church-source.html

5( +5 / -0 )

CAPTDINGLEHEIMER

OCT. 25 10:51 AM JST

For the life of me, I can't understand why so many educated Japanese would join
a 'religion' that was blatantly created as a psy-op by the South Korean
intelligence service.

1( +4 / -3 )

ALY RUSTOM

OCT. 25 10:55 AM JST

> The cabinet minister of the economy for Japan is a veterinarian...

Its ok. The finance minister, Aso doesn't know how to make a sale at a
supermarket.

The former health minister Yanagisawa described women as "birth-giving machines"

And a few years ago the cyber-security minister admitted that he has never used
a computer and didn't know what a USB drive was.

Competence is not a strong point of the LDP

-6( +6 / -12 )

LINDSAY

OCT. 25 11:20 AM JST

Economic revitalization minister resigns after Unification Church scrutiny

If this wasn’t so serious it would make a great opening line for a joke.

-1( +2 / -3 )

SDCA

OCT. 25 11:20 AM JST

Very spot on Simon! I would like to say that these campaigns around the streets
and televised on air are mostly to attract the attention of senior citizens and
therefore the one thing the opposition party can do is utilize the internet
which reaches a broader audience. The problem I see here is the average young
citizen isn't inclined to look up these debates as most of them are not
interested in politics. I don't specifically know how effective the South Korean
campaign was to attract young voters, but it seemed they had many following the
topic through the use of SNS platforms. They most likely were also interested in
the topic because the effects were shown in their daily lives and in schools/
careers. When fresh college grads in Japan realize they have massive student
loans to pay off, their company only pays them 35 mil yen, the rent they pay is
now 100,000 yen for a 1K, and all other aspects are simply unaffordable, they
may come to the conclusion to finally vote. Hoping for a brighter future...

4( +5 / -1 )

SDCA

OCT. 25 11:21 AM JST

3.5 mil yen

2( +2 / -0 )

ZOROTO

OCT. 25 11:27 AM JST

> He's not though is he? He'll just be rotated to a different position. J
> politics 101.

Well, he had to face the cameras in a shameful way. But yes, you are right. He
gets to keep his parliamentary post, so nothing really happened to him at the
end.

1( +4 / -3 )

ZOROTO

OCT. 25 11:29 AM JST

> The cabinet minister of the economy for Japan is a veterinarian

That's not so bad actually. The previous minister for technology admitted he
doesn't even know how to use a computer. The last environment minister has no
qualifications whatsoever beside being the son of Koizumi.

-4( +6 / -10 )

HIDEOMI KUZE

OCT. 25 11:47 AM JST

Yamagiwa is just tip of iceberg.

Many LDP politicians who repeat excuses or cheap falsehood about relation with
Unification Church as same as Yamagiwa still stay same position.

"Deep relation" between LDP central figures including former PM Suga or Abe and
Unification Church are not yet explained.

Present PM Kishida denied to probe about policy agreement between LDP
politicians and Unification Church group.

7( +12 / -5 )

CRICKY

OCT. 25 11:52 AM JST

Aso has been unusually quiet about all of this, that’s suspicious.

5( +10 / -5 )

STARPUNK

OCT. 25 11:57 AM JST

> buuaToday 07:05 am JST
>
> I hope that this will have a domino effect.

I wish this would be investigated in the US as well. Moonies have had too much
influence in American politics as well.

4( +7 / -3 )

SVEN ASAI

OCT. 25 12:07 PM JST

Better late than never, of course. On the other side, when the responsible
minister for economic revitalization quits, then of course any economic
revitalization is also halted, stopped or at least postponed. And that side
effect will cost all of us more than this guy his now slightly broken political
career but at same income level. He can still sleep very well and with a smiling
face with this knowledge.

0( +2 / -2 )

THEROUGOU

OCT. 25 12:23 PM JST

> On the other side, when the responsible minister for economic revitalization
> quits, then of course any economic revitalization is also halted, stopped or
> at least postponed.

I'm sure he wasn't doing anything useful, anyway.

5( +5 / -0 )

PETERPER

OCT. 25 01:24 PM JST

A relatively low-level minister being sacrificed so that the LDP can get the
media of their backs?

0( +3 / -3 )

ASUSA TABI

OCT. 25 02:48 PM JST

maybe that's why J-economy ain't working: even the minister for economic
revitalization is under Unification Church control

3( +4 / -1 )

ALY RUSTOM

OCT. 25 03:42 PM JST

What I still can't fathom is how the right wing nutjobs get on every piece of
social media, including here, and STILL defend Abe and the LDP in general after
it has come out that the church wants Japan to be subservient to Korea.

Moon's theology teaches that his homeland Korea is the "Adam country", home of
the master race destined to rule the world. Japan is the "fallen Eve country".
The dogma teaches Eve had sexual relations with Satan and then seduced Adam,
which caused mankind to fall from grace (original sin), while Moon was appointed
to bring mankind to salvation. Japan must be subservient to Korea.[40][41] This
was used to indoctrinate their Japanese followers into offering every single
material belonging to Korea via the church.[42]

UC considered it was an honour for a Japanese woman to be married to a Korean
man, like an abandoned dog being picked up by a prince. If the Japanese
followers wanted to leave their partners of the mass wedding or the church, they
would be told that they be damned to the "hell of hell"

Assassination of Shinzo Abe - Wikipedia

So now the UC is calling Japanese women abandoned dogs (meaning Japanese women
are B*tches)

And the right wing here is ok with that.

According to research by **Nikkan Gendai, ten out of twenty members in
the Fourth Abe Cabinet had connections to the UC,[31] but these connections were
largely ignored by Japanese journalists.[32] After the assassination, Japanese
defence minister Nobuo Kishi, Abe's younger brother, was forced to disclose that
he had been supported by the UC in past elections.**

So HALF of the LDP and HALF of Abe's cabinet INCLUDING his younger brother and
DEFENCE MINISTER of Japan was being supported by a church which calls Japanese
women abandoned DOGS, says Japan must be subservient to Korea, and this is
OK?????

-4( +3 / -7 )

ALY RUSTOM

OCT. 25 03:43 PM JST

Nikkan Gendai research also comes from the same wikipedia source as above- sorry
for the lack of clarification.

-2( +3 / -5 )

GOGOGO

OCT. 25 04:17 PM JST

Bow and move on, Japan is a never ending circle of apologies and regretfullness.
Nothing is ever done to anyone with money or TV fame.

-1( +1 / -2 )

3RENSHO

OCT. 25 04:38 PM JST

"When fresh college grads in Japan realize they have massive student loans to
pay off, their company only pays them 35 mil yen..."

Perhaps three and a half million per annum?

-1( +1 / -2 )

WALLACE

OCT. 26 02:00 PM JST

How many more ministers need to resign over the scandalous UC?

0( +0 / -0 )

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