News Reports the Day After the Gubernatorial Election that "Okinawa's Development Budget Will Exceed 300 Billion Yen" Spark Reactions From Opposition lawmakers... Communist Party's Taku Yamazoe: "It's Like a Reward for Approving Henoko."
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Following the victory of Genta Koja, supported by the ruling party, in the Okinawa gubernatorial election, the government has begun discussions to increase the Okinawa development budget for fiscal year 2027 to over 300 billion yen. While the government's initial budget request for fiscal year 2027 was 289.7 billion yen, the government is considering increasing the development budget to over 300 billion yen, taking into account Koja's stance of …
Kyodo News reported on September 14, 2014, that the government has begun discussions to increase the Okinawa development budget for fiscal year 2027 to over 300 billion yen. Because this timing came shortly after the Okinawa gubernatorial election, Communist Party Senator Taku Yamazoe and others criticized it on X, saying it was "the government's misappropriation of the budget." In addition to Yamazoe, Hideya Sugio and Kazuo Shii also criticized…
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