The Importance of Valid Explanations for the Japanese Public to Reclaim Their Politics

The purpose of this paper is to provide direction for appropriate political action. If the philosophical aspects, the abstract theories, remain vague, it will be difficult for concrete actions to be valid. The lack of awareness of this difficulty, and the absence of abstract theories, is due to the negligence of philosophers and political scientists. Therefore, I have done so. This paper emphasizes the importance of providing valid explanations to overcome the long-standing avoidance of discussing politics in Japan. Politics forms the foundation of daily life. Intervening in politics for the sake of one's livelihood is valid. While majority rule and elections are powerful means of forming consensus, actions that oppose them are valid if they possess a higher degree of validity. In Japan, the cultivation of an atmosphere where politics is not discussed is heavily influenced by actions related to politics that lack validity. The opposition parties also frequently engage in actions that lack grounding. As a consequence, this has produced the invalid result of the Takaichi administration. Furthermore, criticizing bad governance often brings benefits. The collapse of Japan would also mean a loss for the international community. First, the public must demand valid explanations from politics and take actions accompanied by valid explanations. First of all, for the sake of livelihood, the Takaichi administration must be dealt with.