弱い円　Weak Yen

強い日本（円高）にしてほしい。

数を回復した海外から旅行者の多くが“日本（の物価）は安い”と異口同音に言っているのを見聞きします。

この言葉を裏付けているのが、為替で続落している円安です。

そして、この円安を誘導してきたのがアベノミクスと称して、輸出志向大企業の利益を第一優先し、国民の生活をほとんど考えなかった安部元首相です。彼の暗躍部分は現在裁判中の銃撃事件で更に明らかになりつつあります。

この彼の政策と考えを継承する高市政権はバラマキ政策支援によるメニューで強い（？）経済を、という方向です。政権誕生以来、予想通り円は下がり続け、日本全体はますます弱体化、物価高に拍車がかかり、国民が困っています。

小手先で機嫌取りのバラまきよりも、日本全体を強くする政策、円高にするメニューがほとんど示されていない、できない？現状は危機的です。

バラマキの原資は国債による借金か、税金収入で賄う訳ですから、将来の世代を考えた健全な手法ではありません。

We want a strong Japan (a strong yen).

I hear and see many overseas travelers, whose numbers have recovered, unanimously saying “(Prices in) Japan is cheap.”

This is seen by the weak yen falling in foreign exchange.

And the one who promoted this yen weakness was former Prime Minister Abe, who, under the banner of Abenomics, prioritized the profits of export-oriented large corporations above all else, paying little attention to the lives of the people. His shadowy dealings are becoming even clearer through the ongoing trial related to the shooting incident where he was shot to death.

The Takaichi administration, inheriting his policies and thinking, is pursuing a direction of a strong (?) economy through a menu of handout policy. Since the administration took office, the yen has continued to weaken as was expected. It was predictable that Japan as a whole would become increasingly vulnerable, inflation would accelerate, and citizens would suffer.

Rather than superficial, popularity-seeking handouts, policies to strengthen Japan as a whole and a menu to strengthen the yen have hardly been presented. Are they incapable? The current situation is critical.

The funds for these handouts come either from borrowing via government bonds or from tax revenues. This is not a sound approach considering future generations.