[Sad news] Mr. Shigeru Ishibuchi who is eager to post Abe “Japan and the Korean peninsula have not always been in a bad relationship.

1 : 2019/09/01 (Sun) 22: 29: 21.09 ID: CAP_USER.net Liberal stone-breaking party, united with post-Abe Holding workshop, presence is a challenge 2019/09/01 19:45 Kyodo News The former Liberal Democratic Party's former secretary general, Shigeru Ishiba, held a workshop for his own Ishiba in the Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and confirmed the unity for this month's cabinet remodeling and party personnel. While there are voices from the party in support of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's four consecutive elections, it is a question whether Mr. Ishibura can maintain its presence as a candidate for “Post Abe”. After the workshop, Mr. Ishibaki expressed his willingness to the next Prime Minister to reporters again. https://news.goo.ne.jp/article/kyodo_nor/politics/kyodo_nor-2019090101001979.html Mr. Ishibaki, the Liberal Democratic Party 2019/09/01 20:45 Asahi Shimbun The Liberal Democratic Party Shigeru Ishibuchi and the former secretary-general Ishifuku School (Suigetsukai) held a meeting in Odawara City, Kanagawa on the 1st. According to the reporter's interview, Mr. Ishibaki touched on the deterioration of Japan-Korea relations that became a quagmire, and with the Abe administration's response in mind, “the idea that“ you can only stay for a while ”has spread a lot” Pointed out. “Never contribute to regional peace and stability,” he said. On the other hand, “I don't think anyone can say that this is an idea (for a solution),” he explains. “Japan and the Korean peninsula haven't been in a bad relationship for a long time. If we look at a long history, can we abandon our efforts?” It is said that Mr. Ishiba himself has been studying the history of Japan and the Korean peninsula for the past few months, saying, “It is completely different from knowing (history) and facing the opponent without knowing it”. . https://news.goo.ne.jp/article/asahi/politics/ASM916DL8M91UTFK006.html document.write(” + ”); Related article document.write(” + ”);