Ayaka Otsu accuses NHK party and Takashi Tachibana of “impossible” fund management… but behind the scenes she was erased by “JoOusama’s criticism.

Ayaka Otsu’s “stomping pose” has been the subject of criticism in the chaotic “Political Women’s 48 Party” family turmoil.

The issue is the YouTube channel “President Daniel’s Weekly News” on which Ms. Otsu appeared on May 1. After the interview with President Daniel, he posed as a “queen” with his legs on the backs of Hirohiro and President Daniel, who were on all fours, during a photo shoot.

When this whole scene was clipped and spread, Yuta Misaki, aka “Prince Aojiru,” a businessman, took to Twitter and wrote

If you call yourself the leader of a national political party, I think you should avoid this kind of behavior. It is disrespectful to the creditors.

He complained bitterly.

The party is on fire, owing 1.1 billion yen to its creditors. It is a known fact that the party is strapped for repayment.

In his YouTube video of the previous day, Mr. Misaki also cited Mr. Otsu’s failure to present a refund plan to his creditors and explained that the position of representative and party leader should be returned to Mr. Tachibana.

Nevertheless, this is also part of the muddled battle between the political women’s party. A sports newspaper reporter said

The two parties are battling each other unguardedly,” said a sports newspaper reporter. When it comes to this point, the enemy’s negligence is the decisive factor. As you can see in the video, Mr. Otsu simply struck a “stomping pose” in response to the demands of those around him.

It is a common practice to cut that out and say, “He is unfit to represent us” or “He has a problem with human nature. It seems that Mr. Otsu was not thinking clearly enough.

Mr. Otsu was not so sure,” he said.

On the other hand, the video also talks about something important concerning Mr. Tachibana. President Daniel, who asked the question

I was wondering, is Mr. Tachibana the only one in the party who knows how Mr. Tachibana spends his money and the specifics of his spending?　Is it not publicly known?”

Mr. Otsu laughed and asked, “Only Mr. Tachibana and the woman who is his safekeeper know the details.

Mr. Otsu laughed and commented, “It was something that only Mr. Tachibana and the woman in charge of the vault were in charge of.”

Mr. Otsu laughed and said, “It was only Mr. Tachibana and the woman who was in charge of the vault. President Daniel was surprised at this.

President Daniel was surprised at this and asked again, “You said that (Mr. Tachibana) is transparent and has nothing to hide, but in reality, only Mr. Tachibana and the woman in charge of the vault know about it?

When asked again, Mr. Otsu replied as follows.

Yes, that’s right. I was told that even the executives did not know about it. I asked Mr. Kurokawa (of the former NHK party) before, but he said he knew nothing about it.

I wondered if it would be possible to proceed in this way, but as I thought, the political fund balance report is totally different from those of other parties, including the fact that debts are high. I thought it would be better to have an expert take a look at those areas.”

Mr. Otsu also noted that Mr. Tachibana borrowed 300 million yen from the party.

He said he borrowed 300 million yen from the party. He said he couldn’t pay it back, so he had no choice but to go bankrupt. I think lending money to someone who is going bankrupt is a problem in itself, and I think that the private ownership of such things should be questioned.”

He pointed out.

If this is true, it is far from what a national political party should be. Otsu has always declared that he would investigate the flow of money in the party and consider filing criminal charges against Tachibana if he found any irregularities.

Mr. Tachibana’s sympathizers and Mr. Otsu’s supporters are in full conflict. Mr. Otsu’s side is questioning the flow of money and the bizarre internal structure of the former NHK party, while Mr. Tachibana’s side is questioning Mr. Otsu’s humanity.

In addition to the “stomping pose” in the video, the supporters also call Mr. Otsu’s happy laughter whenever he speaks to them “offensive. Indeed, the sight of Mr. Otsu laughing so hard in the middle of a serious discussion was worrisome,” said a reporter from a sports newspaper.

The battle is far from over.