Manga Author of Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo Runs For Lower House Election
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05-27-09, 2:10 AM
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According to ZakZak news, mangaka Sato Fumiya (the art author of "Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo") runs for Japanese House of Representatives Election. She will be the rival candidate against the current prime minister Aso Taro. She belongs to Kofuku Jitsugen Party, which represents a religious group "Kofuku no Kagaku (Happy Science)". Kofuku no Kagaku is a New Religious Movement (NRM) established by Okawa Ryuhou in 1986. Source: ZakZak |
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05-27-09, 3:29 AM
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I LOVE Kindaichi, and Rozen Aso seems like a cool guy, but this is such a huge thing that I can only hope for the better to win. Goodluck to both.  |
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05-27-09, 3:30 AM
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LOL happy science. Good luck lady, you're going to need it. |
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05-27-09, 6:59 AM
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Happy Science is exactly what Khorven needs.  |
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05-27-09, 10:01 AM
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dtshyk said: According to ZakZak news, mangaka Sato Fumiya (the art author of "Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo") runs for Japanese House of Representatives Election. She will be the rival candidate against the current prime minister Aso Taro. at first i was like "awesome" dtshyk said: She belongs to Kofuku Jitsugen Party, which represents a religious group "Kofuku no Kagaku (Happy Science)". Kofuku no Kagaku is a New Religious Movement (NRM) established by Okawa Ryuhou in 1986. then i frowned    和風と暖かい天気 |
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05-27-09, 10:27 AM
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Well at least the religion seems to be a decent one.  |
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05-27-09, 12:13 PM
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this is far more interesting than americas "qq"s right now saw similarities to the four noble truths on that wiki page of kofuku no kagaku |
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05-27-09, 12:50 PM
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She should go for it :) |
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05-27-09, 12:56 PM
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OverChasm said: Mangaka turned politician!? well it could be worse....  |
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05-27-09, 2:35 PM
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OverChasm said: Mangaka turned politician!? Well, it's not like a country like America doesn't have its fair share of actors, wrestlers, etc. running for some sort of office. |
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05-27-09, 3:27 PM
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Asrialys said: OverChasm said: Mangaka turned politician!? Well, it's not like a country like America doesn't have its fair share of actors, wrestlers, etc. running for some sort of office. or Terminators! |
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06-30-09, 12:56 PM
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Loverhina said: Asrialys said: OverChasm said: Mangaka turned politician!? Well, it's not like a country like America doesn't have its fair share of actors, wrestlers, etc. running for some sort of office. or Terminators! ... I was so sure people all knew President Reagan was an actor? If US can have an actor turned president, why not a mangaka turn House of Representative? |