Tachibana Takashi took responsibility for the arrest warrant being issued for Garcy and resigned as leader of the NHK Party. He changed the name of the new party to the ridiculous name of 48 Political Women Party, and handed the party leadership over to a young woman (Otsu Ayaka) who knows nothing about politics. He also changed the debtor of the NHK Party's debt (1.1 billion yen) to Otsu Ayaka. After that, Secretary General Kurokawa and Otsu Ayaka announced that they would hold a political fundraising party, and despite Tachibana's warning that it was fraud, they ignored him and uploaded the video. Is that the reason? Is it the Garcy incident? Is it the fact that Tachibana Takashi was sued and found guilty? I don't know, but pay back your debt! "The creditors said, "There's a bank run! So, to protect Ayaka Otsu, we will replace the party leader immediately! Tachibana will return to the party leadership position, and the name will change back to NHK Party!" Tachibana said. If that's the case, shouldn't he have changed the party's name and stepped down to take responsibility in the first place? Tachibana is very smart in a way, and I felt like he must have had some kind of calculation behind it, and then this analysis came out. It's not surprising! I feel like. Whether this is true or not will be clear in a little while. (Reprinted below)

Tachibana Takashi has embezzled 1 billion yen of his own debt, continues to claim that he has ample cash flow, changes the party name, replaces the party leader with an amateur woman named Otsu Ayaka, and leaves party management to Secretary-General Kurokawa Atsuhiko, but at a meeting he suddenly changes his mind and says that he has to repay 30 million yen of debt but only has 24 million yen in the bank, continues to blame the party leader and secretary-general, makes a lot of noise, uses sophistry, says he's quitting, and finally declares that he will replace the party leader with Representative Saito Kenichiro.

This seems like a planned coup.

[The following is an additional investigation]

Capybara Channel

Manabiba Channel

They weren't ordered to "do a melon bread eating performance!", were they?

This is apparently the menu for a political fundraising party.

What is "politics"?

Are they having trouble with their own internal disputes?

Are they being shown pro wrestling?

I don't really get it. However, Tachibana must be calculating things far into the future. He seems to have some ulterior motive. According to Tachibana, she is not a woman who is simply aiming to become a politician, but rather, she is trying to attract B-class voters who have not voted in the past by making them realize that "being a politician is a good job (you can make a lot of money)!" So, the candidate this time has a job like this. In addition to interviewing for adult videos, she is also working for the 48 Political Women Party. She doesn't seem to have any knowledge or ambition about politics. This could be said to be a mirror reflection of one side of Japanese society today.