Akie Abe: Gathering celebrities at her restaurant for an extravagant party to celebrate her 60th birthday
The day when the redistricting of the House of Representatives election was a shiver in the heart of Shinzo Abe's home prefecture of Yamaguchi Prefecture, which was sure to be reduced to one district.
Her uninhibited behavior did not change even as she reached the age of 60.
On June 16 at around 10 p.m., former first lady Akie Abe emerged from UZU, a Japanese-style izakaya in Kanda (Chiyoda Ward), Tokyo. She was wearing no mask and was accompanied by Mrs. Davy (82), Mikio Osawa (53), a former member of Hikari Genjii, and former K-1 fighter Obeyamaki. 1″ fighter Takayuki Kobujimaki (44) and others.
Akie celebrated her 60th birthday a few days ago. She rented out the restaurant she owns and spent about four hours with the aforementioned friends, and then left, being seen off by everyone.
In fact, it was an important day for the Abe family.
It was the day that Prime Minister Kishida recommended the “10 increase, 10 decrease” revision plan for the next lower house election, which would review the redistricting of 140 electoral wards. In Yamaguchi Prefecture, the number of constituencies was reduced from four to three, and former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s fourth constituency became the ‘new third constituency’ by incorporating part of Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi’s third constituency. The Abe and Hayashi families have fought over the middle constituency since the generation of their parents, and even now, the differences have not disappeared. It is obvious that there will be a dispute with Foreign Minister Hayashi over the head of the branch in the new 3rd district,” said journalist Tetsuo Suzuki.
It is like Akki to keep his own pace despite the various problems he is facing.
From the July 8, 2022 issue of FRIDAY
Photo by： Keisuke Nishi Junsei Todoroki
