【2026衆院選】参政・神谷宗幣代表が博多駅前で街頭演説(2026.2.6／福岡県福岡市博多区)

The 51st House of Representatives election took place on Sunday, February 8th. Kamiya, leader of the Party for the Disciplinary Parties, spoke to voters in front of JR Hakata Station. [00:00] Opening remarks and campaign determination He begins his speech in front of Hakata Station in Fukuoka. With two days left in the campaign, he discusses his busy national tour schedule and the politics of "spirit and guts." [01:05] Searching for truth through the anime "Chi." Drawing on the story of people who continued to believe in the heliocentric theory, he compares the Party for the Disciplinary Parties' stance of challenging conventional wisdom to that of the Party for the Disciplinary Parties. [02:36] The path and setbacks leading up to the founding of the Party for the Disciplinary Parties From entering politics in 2007 to launching the "Ryoma Project," joining and leaving the LDP, and his thoughts over the 16 years leading up to founding the Party for the Disciplinary Parties. [08:21] Responsibility to the next generation: reasons for pursuing politics What kind of Japan do you want to leave for your children? The importance of preserving Japan's national character and culture, not just money. [10:36] Current Situation and Expectations for the 2026 House of Representatives Election Touching on the timing of the dissolution and the movements of other parties, the party discusses steadily growing support and confidence in winning seats. [13:29] Views on the Ishiba-Takaichi Administration and Criticism of the LDP The situation in this election campaign has changed since the last "Ishiba Bonus." He points out the economic stagnation and tax increases under the LDP administration. [17:38] The Uniqueness of the SDP: A National Movement Without Interests Emphasizing a "clean organization" without the backing of corporations, organizations, or religions, run solely by member donations and dues. [21:16] Challenging Postwar Japanese Taboos Issues in Japan that have been hidden since the GHQ occupation. The need to rewrite conventional wisdom and restore the Japanese people to their true selves. [24:49] Learning the Japanese Spirit from the Classic "Jigokyou" Using a textbook from over 1,000 years ago as an example, he highlights the importance of traditional Japanese education, which values ​​wisdom and virtue over money and prestige. [28:13] Educational Reform and Japan's Revival Japan cannot be reborn without a fresh education system. Increasing the number of "Japanese" with strong convictions is the most important policy. [31:03] Conclusion: Actions for the Remaining Two Days and a Hope for a "Passionate Japan" He called on the audience to reach out to those around them. He expressed his determination to change Japanese politics with down-to-earth determination, passion, and determination. ▼ Daily News: TVQ News Site https://www.tvq.co.jp/news/ #PoliticalParty #KamiyaMunebei #HakataStation #HouseOfRepresentativesElection #FukuokaDistrict