<figure id="attachment_347776" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-347776" style="width: 2012px" class="wp-caption alignnone"><a href="#" data-ident_hash="7daf6e06"><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/fridaydigital/image/private/t_article_image/wpmedia/2023/12/5eebccac4029b5bc06f051c1c08b02ef.jpg" alt=""></a><figcaption id="caption-attachment-347776" class="wp-caption-text">Last year, Hiroyuki won first place in the &#8220;Celebrity High School Students Would Like to See as Prime Minister.&#8221; &#8230;&#8230;</figcaption></figure>
 Hiroyuki Nishimura, a.k.a. &#8220;Hiroyuki,&#8221; who engaged in a &#8220;war of words&#8221; with Ryuichi Yoneyama, a member of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, on YouTube and the social networking site X, received a string of criticism from the general public for the information he posted on X.
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 In his X, Hiroyuki addressed an online article in the Mainichi Shimbun newspaper regarding the issue of kickbacks from political fund parties, &#8220;The six main executives of the Abe faction are suspected of having slush funds, including Shioya, Hagiuda, and Nishimura,
 Since the government is promoting the &#8220;My Number&#8221; system, why not make &#8220;My Number and invoice system mandatory for party ticket purchases&#8221; or something like that?
 He posted his opinion. Then, a general user commented
 If we make it so that political donations can only be made by those who have a my number card, and implement cash and credit functions on the my number card, and make it so that both can be used to make inquiries, then that should be a solution.
 This is a good solution. Hiroyuki further replied to this post and wrote
 Foreign residents cannot make political donations. Since foreigners cannot have my number, it is reasonable to require political donations to be made with my number in order to prevent foreign donations.
 I insisted.
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 Then, with the new function of X that allows users to point out incorrect information, etc.
 I have added background information that I think will be useful to other users.
 The user who viewed the site was shown a note saying, &#8220;I have added some background information that I think will be useful to other users. 
It was the website of a local government.
 All foreigners who have a certificate of residence in Japan can apply for a my number card.
 It read, &#8220;All foreigners who have a certificate of residence in Japan can apply for a My Number card. In addition, it said
 I&#8217;m a foreigner, but I have one. What are you yapping about?
 was also pointed out by a foreigner who appeared to be in possession of a My Number card.
 After that, Hiroyuki wrote
 I&#8217;m cured!
 (original text mama), and posted just one word on X. The general users asked
 What did you fix? How is it that you always leave the original wrong words without erasing them even when someone points out your mistakes? Can you please stop leaving falsehoods?
 said a harsh voice. What&#8217;s more
 They even pointed out a mistake in the Chinese character &#8220;直す, 治す.
 and even pointed out a mistake in kanji characters.
 On YouTube the other day, Hiroyuki thought that the national health insurance system was uniform throughout Japan, and he pointed this out to Yoneyama, but he said, &#8220;Services available in different areas are different,
 However, he pointed out to Yoneyama that &#8220;the services available differ depending on the region. （However, Yoneyama denied it, saying, &#8220;Services available in each area are different, and the premiums vary.
 However, he was also confronted with a quip from an ordinary user about the structure of the &#8220;My Number&#8221; system.
 Last year, Hiroyuki won first place in the &#8220;Celebrities High School Students Would Like to See as Prime Minister&#8221; poll. Although he lives in France, he comments daily on Japanese politics and social issues, and is supposed to be a &#8220;sounding board&#8221; that young people admire.

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 Last year, Hiroyuki Nishimura, a.k.a. "Hiroyuki," won first place in the "Celebrities High School Students Want as Prime Minister" poll. He is famous as the "king of debunking," but recently he is often "debunked" on the Internet. ......

Information posted by Hiroyuki is once again “controversial” and “under fire”.

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