Kasten im Schnee

In Japan, The Lower House elections are held on today.


Being influenced by a global recession, The election will be expected a high voter turnout. I'm happy it.
But I have concerns that the essence of politics won't change, even if any political party win.
A Frenchman scholar said "Japanese politics isn't the political science. That is a discipline of cultural anthropology."
I can understand him. I think that Japanese politics is quite influenced by personal interests and relationship.
And I strongly think Japanese politics is far from the really democracy. Member of the House put the needed things ahead of saving oneself.
But, Historically speaking too, Japanese politics have close ties to the personal interests and relationship.
I wonder if the structural improvement is possible in Japan.
Of course, I think that Japanes politics need to change. And I want to change it. I don't give up.

I still have a lot to learn. If you don't mind, teach me your answer "Do you think your country's politics realizes the really democracy?".
In Japan, especially I don't hear European bad political news. So I always think is strange.

If I used a worng grammar, I'm sorry. I don't have self-confidence this time.
Thank you for reading finish.

Best wishes, I'm going to go and vote!