This essay examines the Tokyo 24th district election in Hachioji and the abnormal tone of NHK’s coverage. It analyzes post-assassination media behavior, the dismantling of Abe-aligned political forces, and the background behind the concentrated attacks on Koichi Hagiuda.
Yesterday, on someone’s YouTube program, it was said that LDP politician Koichi Hagiuda is struggling in Hachioji.
Chukaku-ha has decided to concentrate on this district alone and has mobilized key members of its camp with the resolve to strike back.
Hagiuda is in danger.
Hearing that, I checked his electoral district using Gemini.
Here is the latest situation and candidates for Tokyo’s 24th district (Hachioji) ahead of the February 8, 2026 vote.
This election comes after the previous upheaval in which the LDP lost its single-party majority, and under the Takaichi administration, judgment on “politics and money,” regional redevelopment, and inflation countermeasures have become major issues.
Key points of the election situation.

1. A fierce battle between LDP’s Hagiuda and newcomer Hosogai.
   Latest end-stage surveys (including Yomiuri Shimbun polling) report a tight contest between Hagiuda and Hosogai.
   Hagiuda relies on a strong local base built over seven terms and is conducting an organized campaign as the official LDP candidate.
   Hosogai, backed by a “centrist reform coalition” including supporters from the Constitutional Democratic Party and some Komeito voters, is criticizing Hagiuda over “politics and money” and rapidly expanding support.

I see.
The NHK 7 p.m. news the other day was truly awful.
They kept running the caption “Politics and Money” continuously.
Those who think such matters are the central issue in this election are nothing more than opposition politicians who could be called traitors to the nation and the people controlling NHK’s news division in league with them.

After this election, Prime Minister Takaichi, who should achieve a great victory through the votes of decent citizens—in other words, a Takaichi administration supported by the overwhelming majority—must thoroughly examine the true state of NHK.

Seeing these search results, I understood that this was what NHK’s reporting had been about.

The people controlling NHK’s news division want to defeat Koichi Hagiuda by any means necessary.
That is why they kept running the “Politics and Money” caption in their election coverage the other day.

Why is he being targeted by anti-Japan and pro-China political actors—including, as plainly evident, Fumio Kishida and Shigeru Ishiba—and by the old media aligned with them?

I am convinced that my assertion that China was the mastermind behind Abe’s assassination is accurate.

Why was the unusually beautiful Chinese woman who attended a Kishida faction political funding party standing near Yamagami that day?
Why has there not been a single report about this in the old media?
Why have the Nara Prefectural Police and prosecutors said nothing about her?

In fact, investigative authorities knew at an early stage that China had manipulated and handled Yamagami.

That is why only strange information was released.
First came the odd report that Yamagami had been a Self-Defense Force member.

In reality, it was a job from more than twenty years earlier.
Yet the reporting clearly created the impression that his previous occupation had been as an SDF member.

Next came the Unification Church.
All the old media rushed headlong into a campaign against it.

Immediately after Abe’s assassination, I pointed out that the true masterminds were first and foremost the old media—Asahi, NHK, Mainichi, Tokyo and others—that had relentlessly attacked Abe, even resorting to fabrication.
It is now clear that my observation was correct.

Why do they continue to attack Koichi Hagiuda?

Because he was Abe’s protégé.
Because he was a capable figure in whom Abe placed great expectations.
Because he was central to dismantling the Abe faction.

The real perpetrators behind Abe’s assassination moved to use the incident to destroy the Abe faction.
What despicable and malicious behavior.
Even if earthly justice cannot punish them, there is no path to heaven for them.

They would do well not to forget that the King of Hell awaits on the banks of the Sanzu River with the harshest torments prepared.

To be continued.