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Hiroyuki Said, "Janglia's 17.3 Billion Yen Deficit Was Something I Viewed as Someone Else's Problem, but Then I Found Out that Taxpayers Paid 11 Billion yen..."
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Key Topic Summary Hiroyuki pointed out that Janglia had a deficit of 17.3 billion yen, with 8 billion yen from Cool Japan and 3 billion yen from the Okinawa Public Finance Corporation, meaning taxpayers bore a total of 11 billion yen.
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