Seiji no Rinrika

A nation faces a choice between politics that buys votes for private advantage and government built around people and the public good. Shinpei Goto warns that the struggle for money and power is distracting leaders from the dangers gathering around them.

Japan appears as a ship approaching troubled waters while its passengers and crew quarrel among themselves. Against that image, Goto urges citizens to put conscience and shared responsibility at the center of public life rather than leave their future to self-serving politicians.