What kind of character Shinko is behind Koizumi's regime, what kind of life she leads and what kind of influence she has on Koizumi are naturally issues that people are very concerned about.
Junko Koizumi, 67, was born in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. /kloc-at the age of 0/8, after graduating from Yokosuga qingquan women's college, she became the political secretary of a member of parliament. Junko Koizumi is one of the longest-serving female secretaries in the Japanese parliament. She lived in nagatacho, the seat of parliament, for nearly half a century. Noko is good at protecting himself among politicians. Whenever a politician courted her and invited her to dinner, she refused to be tempted by a famous saying: "Just ask my father!" " "
When Yoko was young, his face was beautiful, his skin was white and greasy, his eyes were slender, and his towering nose added a little charm. It's just that the expressionless face makes people look like a mask that Japanese opera artists must wear.
After graduating from high school, Noko went to France to study abroad and knew a little French. She likes to wear plain black clothes, which makes her look more cool and arrogant. Yoko dreamed of becoming a dancer of the Japanese Baozuka Troupe since he was a child. She has profound attainments in Japanese kabuki, western classical music and western opera. Shinko pays attention to food, not limited to famous overseas western restaurants or popular Japanese rural restaurants.
Shinko is usually quiet and difficult to speak, but once he speaks, it is black and white, which is certain. Noko obviously takes care of Koizumi's daily life and manages bank accounts. But she also had a decisive influence on Koizumi in political decision-making. Most obviously, Nobuko influenced Koizumi on the issue of Japan's sending troops to Iraq and Koizumi's successive visits to the Yasukuni Shrine.
My younger brother and Junichiro Koizumi have one thing in common. They have no friends around them. There is almost no one else to trust and communicate with except that they regard each other as bosom friends. Most of the time, they just shut themselves in their rooms. Even so, more than 90% of Koizumi's political decisions, including how to please voters, have to follow Nobuko's advice.
Because Shinko's most effective way to deal with the media is to keep a low profile, try not to appear in front of the media and never accept media interviews. Her plot with Koizumi often takes place in a secret room where only the two of them are present. Therefore, what kind of important role Nobuko plays in influencing Koizumi's decision-making will probably be an unsolved mystery.
According to his classmates in Yokosuga High School, compared with his talented sister Noko, Koizumi is an ordinary student. Throughout the middle school period, Koizumi's academic performance was average, and the deepest impression left to his classmates was his wonderful speech at a debate. But then a rumor spread like wildfire that Koizumi's speech was actually drafted by his sister Noko.
Who will never get married?
After the war, the once famous Koizumi family plummeted with the defeat of Japan. Koizumi's mansion near Tokyo's West Okubo was destroyed in an air raid in Tokyo, and his father Chun was also dismissed from public office, leaving his family in trouble.
In order to make a living, Koizumi's father Chun also returned to Yokosuga, the birthplace of Koizumi's grandfather Yujiro, and opened a small shop specializing in sporting goods near his home. Helpless and used to being a politician and full of bushido, Chunchun didn't understand business ethics at all, and the sporting goods store closed soon. It was not until 1952 that Chun returned to Japanese politics again. The decline of family fortune highlights the status and role of women. In order to make a living, Daozi and Noko used to be salesmen of tea and flowers. Politically, their role cannot be ignored. Shinko, who is determined to become a politician but is difficult to achieve due to the current political and social situation in Japan, has pinned all her hopes on her younger brother Junichiro Koizumi, and the failure of her elder sister Daozi in marriage has also made Shinko completely give up the idea of getting married. In order to devote all his energy and love to Junichiro Koizumi, after graduating from high school, Shinko not only gave up applying for university, but also made an amazing decision: never get married. After the divorce, Daozi returned to her mother's house, and she brought back her daughter Junzi, who belongs to Koizumi's family tree. Junko, like Mako, later became Junichiro Koizumi's secretary.
In this special environment full of women's care in the family, Koizumi grew up comfortably, which also created his simple and willful constantly chauffeured character. Accustomed to the indifference of the world, accustomed to every politician who dies in Japanese politics, his disciples and apprentices immediately become followers of that disgraceful behavior. In order to preserve the power of Koizumi's father's camp for his younger brother who will go into politics in the future, Mako, who is only 18 years old, joined the dangerous political circles as soon as he graduated from high school. Therefore, some people say that Noko may be the biggest victim of the Koizumi family.
Noko designed a political blueprint.
True son, the loyal guardian of Koizumi's family, even rudely interfered with his younger brother Junichiro Koizumi's family life. Koizumi and his wife Miyamoto gave birth to two sons, and the third son was pregnant for six months. Koizumi mercilessly kicked his wife out of the house. In order to maintain the pedigree of Koizumi's family, at the time of divorce, Koizumi not only obtained parental rights for his two sons, but also claimed parental rights for his unborn third son. Only under the mediation of the family court did Koizumi's unreasonable demands fail.
According to insiders, Koizumi's divorce from his wife was instigated by Mako and Daozi. The purpose of Yoko's doing this is not to see Yoshiko ascend to the throne of Japan's first lady one day. In the eyes of Shinko and others, as long as the Koizumi family has an heir, Koizumi no longer needs a "good wife" and a "bride".
In order to shape Koizumi, Yoko also took the initiative to let Koizumi go to London University to study after graduating from the Economics Department of Keio University. The reason why I chose University of London for further study is said to be because it was once the place where Japanese pre-war Prime Minister Ito Bowen studied. And all this is done by Nobuko. That is to say, before Koizumi became a politician, Yoko made up his mind to train his younger brother Junichiro Koizumi into a politician and designed a blueprint for his training.
Japanese media commented that Junichiro Koizumi is like an insect. In order to realize his dream, he cultivated his younger brother Junichiro Koizumi in a female cocoon.
Junichiro Koizumi's accession to the throne of the Prime Minister marks the realization of Noko's dream. In this sense, Noko's role in Koizumi has already gone beyond the definition of political secretary and sister.