August 16, 2010
The next 170 years, during which Japan should stand alongside the United States, or complement it, and lead the world, are in fact such a short time that they could pass in the blink of an eye.
Of course, Japan’s role will not end then.
Like the United States today, Japan will continue to prosper as a world leader—as a country with true freedom and the highest intelligence, standing alongside the United States—until the day the “Turntable of Civilization” revolves to the African continent…
As a financial power, an industrial power, a technological power, a populous nation, and a nation with a vast domestic market…
As the country that has brought both 21st-century capitalism and 21st-century Marxism to completion.
At first, I began writing on FC2 on July 16, but thinking that Ameba might be the best place after all, I also began posting there on July 24…
That piece of mine immediately drew 123 visitors…
Even though I had done nothing to promote it…
After that, just under 1,000 people were consistently reading my writing each week.
I would like to introduce two of the readers who visited the day before yesterday and yesterday.
Self-introduction
I once wrote “Taka-san’s Guide to Winning,” the most popular column in Kabushiki Shimbun.
In 2006, I received the highest level of support nationwide in a Kabushiki Shimbun survey of investors who had attended lectures, which asked which speaker they would most like to hear.
Drawing on that experience, I am also working to provide information through my website.
Self-introduction
This blog is a collection of essays in which lawyers, university professors, law firm staff, and others active in the legal profession write about the various things they notice in daily life.
I recommend it both to people in the same field and to those who would like a glimpse into the legal world.
We will update it regularly by blog theme, so please look forward to it!