At the Japan Conservative Party's regular press conference held on October 5th,
when a reporter asked about Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Kazuo Yanagi's alleged statement that "road budgets were cut," party leader Naoki Hyakuta and others offered their views.
When asked about the problematic aspects, Hyakuta responded,
"Everything, isn't it? It's obvious."
The discussion then expanded to the relationship between budget allocation and political support, similar past statements, and even the commonalities with the Fukuoka Prefectural Assembly issue.
On the afternoon of October 5th, Minister Yanagi admitted that the problematic statement was his, retracted it, and apologized. However, he denied having pressured the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to cut the budget. He explained that Prime Minister Takaichi had instructed him to remain in his position.
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Japan Conservative Party Regular Press Conference
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At the Japan Conservative Party's regular press conference held on October 5th,
when a reporter asked about Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Kazuo Yanagi's alleged statement that "road budgets were cut," party leader Naoki Hyakuta and others offered their views.
When asked about the problematic aspects, Hyakuta responded,
"Everything, isn't it? It's obvious."
The discussion then expanded to the relationship between budget allocation and political support, similar past statements, and even the commonalities with the Fukuoka Prefectural Assembly issue.
On the afternoon of October 5th, Minister Yanagi admitted that the problematic statement was his, retracted it, and apologized. However, he denied having pressured the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to cut the budget. He explained that Prime Minister Takaichi had instructed him to remain in his position.
▼Source of excerpt
Japan Conservative Party Regular Press Conference
https://www.youtube.com/live/DLp5k-2T...
Please watch the full video.
Aotama presents clips of statements made by politicians and commentators associated with the Japan Conservative Party, based on original video footage.
Your support through channel subscriptions and likes is greatly appreciated!
*Aotama is not an official channel of the Japan Conservative Party or its affiliates. These are unofficial clips edited to preserve the essence of the statements. Please refer to the original videos above for the exact statements and the full context.