Hana no Sumi Tsushin （Flower ink communication）
Vol. 1４, No. ７ published on July１, 202４
by Hanjyun Hanazumi
" Welcome to Lotus World "
(１７５― １) 
A580 First of all, the Noto Peninsula earthquake immediately reminds us of a major earthquake on the Pacific side of the Japan archipelago (Tonankai Trough). It is predicted that there is an 80% chance that it will happen within the next 30 years. The first and most important thing to do is to deal with this.
Therefore, we will establish a disaster prevention and rescue team, the Ministry of Disaster Prevention, and a disaster prevention university, and establish a series of advanced natural disaster security systems on a par with those of the Self-Defense Forces. The 5 trillion yen required per year will be paid for by disaster prevention bonds rather than tax hikes. At this time, wealthy people who invest a large amount of money will receive a corresponding social contribution tax reduction. Estimation is made by generalizing generative AI in the overall tax system. Of course, we will sell the technical results of disaster prevention and rescue to the whole world.
Q580 Won't that lead to the rich getting richer and richer from tax cuts? How about?
A581 At first glance, this is similar to how gamblers invest heavily in public gambling, but the proportion of the municipality's profits is insignificant. However, gambling is just a pastime and does not contribute to society in any way. In addition, compared to the anti-social nature that is spreading gambling addiction, investment activities in disaster prevention government bonds are of great public interest, so it will not be a problem.
The second is the establishment of the Scholarship Program for Growth. This is a mechanism to nurture children's ability to come up with independent ideas, and the educational and public sectors are working together to develop leaders of child-rearing policies and social growth strategies. Elementary schools are omitted because the development of basic academic skills is of the highest importance. In junior high and high school, we will make robots once a week as part of our after-school volunteer activities. The company will provide parts, and Mr./Ms. will study for the school, prefecture, and national contests. In other words, it is a version of industry-academia collaboration secondary education at a university. From these, gifted children will be provided with a route that will lead them to the gifted education project.
Until now, school education in Japan has been side-by-side education, and there has been no special route for gifted education. Moreover, I was extremely careless about finding and nurturing talent. However, if we do not take countermeasures in the era of advanced mechanisms and globalization, we will have no choice but to lose to developed countries in terms of international competitiveness. We are now in an era where national strength can no longer rely solely on the diligence of its citizens, but on the educational ability to find and nurture talents. So the accumulation of scientific and technological capabilities is being questioned.
Third, Japan's position as an arts-oriented nation. With the depreciation of the yen, the goodness of Japan culture has become known to inbound tourists (foreign tourists). It's good that the beauty is known, but we can't just let go and rejoice that the value of the beautiful country of Japan has increased because it specializes in increasing sales in terms of tourism. Japan's culture as an arts-oriented country is surprisingly poor. Compared to the high salaries of celebrities, the treatment of artists is not good. Its capital investment is also poor. Therefore, the current ease of mass communication is the same as the disadvantage of leaning too much towards short-term investments in the financial markets. (Continued at 175-2)