In an interview with Nikkei Business, Mr. Yanai of Uniqlo said, "Japan will cut national spending in half and halve the number of civil servants. He says, "Japan must take such a drastic measure as to cut government spending in half and halve the number of civil servants as well, and to do this in two years. (Measures to combat declining birthrate and aging population)

I agree with Mr. Yanai of Uniqlo.

Japan's true national budget is about 300 trillion yen.

2/3 of that, or 200 trillion yen.

If it's 400 trillion yen, then 300 trillion yen is at the mercy of the U.S. White House.

The money is illegally transferred to the U.S.

To ensure that this is done.

The U.S. White House has kidnapped and placed successive Japanese prime ministers and their families under house arrest, and has been violently torturing them every step of the way.

We want a full refund of all the money that was illegally transferred to this US!

The following is my own opinion.

My name is Masahiro Ishizuka, an IT consulting firm.

I have a website and a blog on my website and blog.

I am writing about solutions to the declining birthrate and aging population and the pension problem.

The government of Azerbaijan is the best in e-government.

Estonian government, the second best, and so on.

First, it is important to introduce an online application system, which is an improvement over the old system where you were sent back and forth to the bureaucratic office to apply for documents.

In the future, this system should be developed to include electronic seals, electronic signatures, and an online electronic document inspection and circulation system, and the necessary documents should be made available by granting access to an online server. It should only be

If we develop the first and second points above and promote e-government, municipal and prefectural government offices can be replaced by government offices in convenience stores and at home with a PC, tablet, smartphone, browser-equipped game machine, browser-equipped TV and an Internet environment, and the government will be able to provide a more efficient and effective service. It is possible to reduce the number of civil servants by a quarter by abolishing the entire municipal and prefectural government building system, etc.

Reduce red tape, use IT and AI to streamline, automate, paperless, online application systems, electronic seals, electronic signatures, electronic document viewing and circulation systems, not only for civil servants but also for private companies and services, and restructure all but school teachers and welfare workers in prefectural and municipal governments. Government buildings should be transferred to the private sector, and a call center and a web server for rental servers for online applications for the Ministry of Citizenship and Ministry of Ceremonies and Funerals would be sufficient. The central ministries and Diet members can reduce their personnel and budgets, the Diet can go online, and the central ministries can promote telework and remote work, thereby reducing the cost of building construction and maintenance.

The number of civil servants, bureaucrats, national public servants, and Diet members can be reduced, and the reduced budget can be used to insure the declining birthrate, aging population, and basic pension + employee pension (with full support for those who have never paid) for all! Let's make sure that unemployment insurance is paid even if it is for personal reasons! National health insurance tax should not be collected from those who have no job, no income or low income. Health care for the elderly should also be collected from the young and wards so that the elderly do not have to bear the burden. Let's draw a smooth carp by lowering the tax rate for those with low incomes and conversely raising the rate for the wealthy! Let's also increase the tax rate on large corporations. Let's also introduce a religious corporation tax! Support for individual farmers, trade import/export of food, sake and other beverages and automobiles, support for home-teachers and remote work, low-income relief, local healthcare and healthcare cost burden issues for low-income and elderly people, earthquake, tsunami, lightning strike, earthquake, pollution, natural disasters, landslides, flooding damage, typhoons and other damage to the general public and corporate construction The government should provide subsidies and subsidies for man-made disasters to buildings and property, general businesses and service businesses, and property damage, so that the government can pay the cost of insurance coverage for the general public and businesses on a regular basis, or provide tax incentives for those who purchase insurance. The government should also consider subsidies for burying utility poles and high-voltage power lines underground, and for elevating ordinary trains to become suspended monorails (to prevent accidents between trains and cars, prevent personal injury, prevent traffic congestion, and prevent flood damage).

Monorail - Wikipedia

The Wikipedia article on monorails says that they are resistant to heavy snowfall.

It would be suitable for Niigata, Aomori, and Hokkaido.

I don't know about the situation, but in the case of route discontinuation due to deficit, or when there is no budget for an elevated and suspended monorail, unmanned, automated buses are becoming necessary, and tires that are resistant to punctures are considered important. Research on automated driving in rain, snow, and fog is also important, and I believe that grants are also needed for these projects.

I think the funds should be allocated for the above. I think it would be better to reduce the number of amateur and amateur civil servants, bureaucrats, and Diet members by 1/4 and get spot consulting services from specialized consulting firms. The fees seem to range from simple to more difficult matters.

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We should solve more and more problems by making full use of the above spot consulting services, koushin (trust) agencies, private investigation companies, etc., or by developing and operating a website where problems and solutions can be collected, discussed, and debated.

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