The first Hatoyama (Japan’s prime minister) cabinet email magazine was distributed yesterday. Titled Yu-Ai (\u53cb\u611b\u3000\uff0d\u3086\u3046\u3042\u3044), which means fraternity, friendship, but also selected for the English word play of\u00a0 “You” and “I”. I found it quite amusing that someone felt the need to name the newsletter.<\/p>\n
An interesting statement which all politicians give, but few actually fullfil:<\/p>\n
We will fundamentally change the politics of Japan in order to restore it to the possession of the people. We will realize a government led by politicians who connect with the minds of the people and who will directly reflect the people’s voices in the administration of the national government. That is, we will create a government that is led by the people of this country.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
And one last thing, within the first month of Hatoyama’s cabinet, he managed to travel abroad twice, once for the G20, the second for Olympic appeal. I certainly hope he finds the time to run the country.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The first Hatoyama (Japan’s prime minister) cabinet email magazine was distributed yesterday. Titled Yu-Ai (\u53cb\u611b\u3000\uff0d\u3086\u3046\u3042\u3044), which means fraternity, friendship, but also selected for the English word play of\u00a0 “You” and “I”. I found it quite amusing that someone felt the need to name the newsletter. An interesting statement which all politicians give, but few actually … <\/p>\n