People are wreaking havoc in Tokyo, ladies, please stay put!

"Then you don't want me anymore?" The little girl raised her head, her eyes showing reluctance.

"How is that possible? Don't worry, I will visit you often." Makihui smiled.

After turning off the phone, he sighed deeply.

"Otherwise, just let her follow you. She will be an adult in a few years anyway." The driver interrupted.

Over this period of time, I have become somewhat familiar with this bodyguard who appeared out of nowhere.

"That's impossible. Children must stay with their parents." Ma Feihui shook her head.

"But some parents don't even know they are parents." The driver turned his head away.

Is that right?

Ma Feihui frowned. At her age, what she longed for most was to be with her parents...

The other end.

Abe Nojaku and Shiraishi Nagiko walked into the elevator. "Did you know that Shiba Shigeru also sent the Minister of Agricultural Materials to the next door?"

"Oh?" Shiraishi Nagimitsu was a little surprised and pressed the elevator button: "It seems that our news has not been reported."

"I only found out about this from watching the news from my neighbor," said Abe. "It seems our interim prime minister is becoming more and more resourceful..."

"It is said that the bargaining chip he offered was to allow the other party to collect the wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant alone."

The elevator is here.

The two walked into the elevator together.

"So...Shiba Shigeki and the Jewish consortium..." Shiraishi Nagimitsu frowned.

Everyone knows that although the Fukushima nuclear power plant is a Japanese industry, most of the shares are in the hands of Jewish financial groups.

"It's still unclear what the situation is..." Abe Nosuke said, "If the monitoring is successful, then Japan's fishery and agricultural products can be sold again..."

"So, he did some good things for the Japanese people," Shiraishi Nagimitsu said with a smile.

The elevator door opens.

Abe Nojaku and Shiraishi Nagiko walked out together.

"If only it were just that." Abe Nosuke shook his head. "I always feel it's not that simple. Besides, Washington is unusually quiet..."

"Washington won't pay any attention to this place for a while..." Shiraishi Nagimitsu sighed, "After all, they've already harvested a wave of people and issued a warning. Now I'm afraid the new president has his sights set on Europe..."

"What do you mean?" Abe Noja paused and looked at Shiraishi Nagimitsu questioningly.

"Didn't you watch the news this morning?" Shiraishi Nagimitsu also paused and continued, "The president is about to announce the truth about Kennedy's assassination..."

"You and I both know that Kennedy was the first Catholic president in American history. The second was the one who just stepped down. And everyone knows who was responsible for Kennedy's death..."

"At this stage, he's actually going to reveal the truth... I have a feeling he's targeting Catholicism and starting to reap the spoils of Europe..."

After finishing speaking, Shiraishi Nagiko looked at Abe Noja strangely for not responding but staring blankly into the distance.

Shiraishi Nagimitsu also followed her gaze.

I saw a beautiful woman standing under the spotlights of various reporters, smiling, exuding her charm and posing in various postures.

Shiraishi Nagiko and Abe Nojaku withdrew their gaze and looked at each other, both feeling a little surprised.

Putting aside what they had just talked about, there was only a question mark left in each other's minds.

Where's that guy Shinjiro Koizumi? Why is his wife here instead?

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now.

A clerk walked into the lounge of the Tokyo Supreme Court.

"Your Honor, the witness Maple Flower Love is here."

Miura Masami nodded: "I understand."

She slowly picked up her gold-rimmed glasses and put them back on, then put on her Chief Justice robes.

"Let's go and see what tricks our Deputy Director Fenghualian has to suppress that arrogant American lawyer!!" said Masami Miura.

"It's hard to say. The court isn't just for handling cases..." Hojo Sakura sighed, "When it comes to experience, he's definitely not as experienced as us..."

Chapter 328 Bellybands of Various Colors

"What's going on with the Koizumi family?" Abe Noja frowned. "That old man just died of a heart attack, and now his son isn't even attending such an important event, but instead he's letting this celebrity daughter-in-law come out?"

"That's perfect. If the Koizumi family collapses completely, the Abe family will become the first political family in Japan, which will be just right." Shiraishi Nagimitsu glanced at Abe Noja with her beautiful eyes and joked.

"In such a big political circle, you are the only one who dares to joke with me like this." Abe Noja glared at Shiraishi Nagimitsu.

Then he turned his gaze back to the person in the distance, Asami Takigawa, who was greeting various media reporters in a familiar manner.

The Abe family and the Koizumi family have never gotten along well. In addition to being rivals in the political circle, the Abe family is somewhat disdainful of the Koizumi family's reputation as Japan's number one political family.

Because although the Koizumi family is indeed the family with the longest history and the most members of parliament in Japanese politics.

But there is only one family that has produced three prime ministers, and that is the Abe family.

Naturally, I feel a little dissatisfied.

"They can't fall. In countries like Japan or Europe and the United States, members of parliament without a background like you might fall, but political families will never fall. Otherwise, the Koizumi family wouldn't have been able to occupy seats in parliament for a century." Abe Nozaki continued.

"Are you really not going to assist me? If you agree, the Abe family will also support you."

Shiraishi Nagimitsu nodded in agreement, then shook his head to refuse.

Also looking at the beautiful woman with a smiling face in the distance.

She certainly understood the powerful strength of these political families in Japan, and these were also her weakest points.

If he wanted to become prime minister, his only opponents would be these political families.

Whether it is the Abe family or the Koizumi family

In countries like Japan, Europe and the United States, having a place in the political circle is inseparable from three factors: money, votes, and reputation.

They represent economic strength, supporters, and popularity respectively.

And these are exactly what the hereditary descendants of political families are born with.

Financial strength includes one's own money and fundraising capabilities.

In these countries, although it is claimed that anyone can run for election, those who want to run for parliament must first pay a registration fee of 60 million yen.

Ordinary people simply cannot afford it, not to mention that this is just the threshold. The subsequent advertising fees and labor costs are astronomical.

Then there are the supporters.

After years of operation, political families will build up a huge network of supporters.

It is divided into three levels: upper, middle and lower.

At the lowest level is the Members of Parliament's Support Group, which is usually composed of loyal supporters and is responsible for creating momentum, organizing the masses, and building relationships.

The backbone is local councillors, such as the Koizumi family's alliance of county councillors.

These people have intricate interest relationships with various agricultural associations and chambers of commerce in the local agricultural, industrial and commercial circles.

By supporting members of the Koizumi family, these agricultural, industrial and commercial associations will receive policies, grants, subsidies, etc. passed by Congress, which will bring great benefits to them and the local areas.

The top support layer comes from important figures in politics, business, and entertainment circles within the family headquarters' network.

Whenever there is an important election, these important figures in Tokyo's political, business and entertainment circles "drop into" the electoral districts to help candidates canvass for votes.

Managing territory is the first priority for being elected as a member of parliament or even as prime minister.

These are also the areas where political clans have the greatest advantages.

Therefore, in one-on-one elections in small constituencies, it is difficult for newcomers to shake up these "hereditary" political family members.

Not to mention stepping onto the big stage.

Signboard, that is, popularity.

The children of these political families obviously also have a great advantage by relying on the reputation of their fathers and grandfathers.

For example, after Junichiro Koizumi was elected prime minister, he appointed the newly graduated Shinjiro Koizumi as his political secretary, in order to help him understand the rules of the political circle and increase his exposure.

This is also a tactic used by all political factions.

The recently elected US President Trump has brought his three sons into the political circle to serve as his special envoys and political assistants.

It is obvious that this two-term American president, who came from a businessman background, was unwilling to let his family be just a small business family.

He focused on cultivating new political stars among his three sons, hoping that they would inherit his political legacy in the future.

In the early political circles, people only relied on the reputation of their political predecessors and families.

In addition to relying on his own family, Junichiro Koizumi was able to be elected as prime minister because of the political fame and political legacy of his teacher Kakuei Tanaka.

However, with the advent of the era of information explosion, more and more political families have discovered that sports stars and entertainment stars can bring greater fame to their families.

And more traffic.

So these politicians have begun to marry celebrities from the sports and entertainment industries.

The Koizumi family is the best at this.

This Takigawa Masami is an example.

Marrying this beautiful woman brought Shinjiro Koizumi huge attention.

It can be said that as long as these political families do not fall, even a dog can be pushed to an appropriate political position by the families.

It's just the location and size that are different.

Asami Takigawa's superstar style gradually returned as she was surrounded by reporters.

Every gesture appears more elegant and graceful.

Seeing Shiraishi Nagiko and Abe Noja approaching, the reporters made way.

Takigawa Asami generously extended her hand first: "Member Abe, Member Shiraishi, hello, I am Shinjiro Koizumi's wife, Takigawa Asami."

"What? Shinjiro Koizumi doesn't care at all about such an important occasion? He's not even coming himself?" Abe Nojaku gently extended her hand and shook it, her red lips curled up slightly. "He really doesn't care about the people who support him at all."

Seeing Abe Nosuke coming up to attack, Takigawa Masami acted calmly:

"I'm sorry, Congressman Abe, but my husband has caught a bad cold and is now bedridden with a high fever."

"It's because he values ​​this television show and the people who support him that I'm here to represent him."

"We are one as husband and wife. I believe that the people who support him will also support me..."

"Really? Then Mrs. Takigawa Asami will also run for prime minister on behalf of Mr. Koizumi?" Shiraishi Nagimitsu said after shaking hands.

"Of course not. It is still my husband who is running for prime minister. This has not changed," replied Takigawa Masami.

"Since Mrs. Takigawa Asami is not running for election, how can she express Mr. Koizumi's political views on his behalf?" asked Shiraishi Nagimitsu.

"Don't worry, Councillor Shiraishi. My husband and I discuss this often. Besides, I have learned a lot from the elders in the Koizumi family over the years." Takigawa Asami looked at the two beauties in front of her with surprising calmness.

She thought she would stutter and back off, but she didn't expect it to go so smoothly.

"Come on, three beauties, why don't you take a photo together?" a reporter nearby suggested.

In such an occasion, the three of them naturally would not shirk their responsibilities, and they stood together appropriately.

Shiraishi Nagimitsu stood in the middle, with Abe Noja and Takigawa Asami on the left and right.

The picture is extremely pleasing to the eye.

The reporters were also very satisfied, and these photos will unsurprisingly become the hot headlines soon.

Takigawa Masami appears calm on the outside, but her heart is filled with turbulent emotions.

I came here with my husband not long ago and was like a rat in a dark corner.

I huddled aside and watched enviously as Shiraishi Nagiko and Abe Noja shone their own light on the stage.

And now.

I actually stood with two strong women who I once thought were unattainable.

Standing in this spotlight.