Exhilarating! A collection of memorable quotes by Haruo Kitamura. Sharp words from a legal professional.

It’s only natural to understand which one is correct. Not doing so was simply lazy.Haruo Kitamura

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These words, though simple, powerfully convey the importance of a strong sense of responsibility.

They point out that when someone understands what’s right or knows the rules but fails to act, the issue isn’t knowledge or ability—it’s simply a matter of motivation and effort.

For the younger generation as well, the habit of “knowing but not doing” in school, work, or daily life can undermine one’s growth and trustworthiness.

This message teaches the importance of pairing knowledge with action.

Merely knowing the right thing is meaningless.

Once you understand, it’s crucial to put it into action immediately.

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I want a society where people’s nationality history—and, if they have been naturalized, the fact that they have been naturalized—is always openly acknowledged.Haruo Kitamura

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"Don't hide your naturalization!" Mr. Haruo Kitamura gives a stern lecture to a member of the National Diet#shortsHaruo Kitamura#Japan Conservative PartyNaturalized lawmakerNational DietHouse of Councillors election

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These words emphasize the importance of “transparency” and “integrity.” Being open about one’s nationality and the fact of acquiring nationality, without hiding them, is fundamental to respecting individuals and preserving social trust.

For younger generations as well, a commitment to speaking honestly about themselves at school, in the workplace, and on social media fosters trust and a sense of security.

This message teaches that honesty without concealment—by both individuals and society—is the first step toward building a fair and healthy community.

By being candid about one’s background, we may be able to create relationships and a society that are built on trust.

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They are entering Japan under privilege. If we don’t think of it that way, we can’t protect Japanese society.Haruo Kitamura

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[Haruo Kitamura vs. Ishii Lasar] Should criminal foreign nationals be deported immediately!? Socialist Democratic Party’s Lasar fiercely objects, saying it’s “a cruel double punishment,” but Haruo Kitamura counters, “Residence is not a right but a privilege.”

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These words convey the importance of facing the realities of laws and institutions.

It’s a way of thinking that says we must correctly recognize reality in order to protect society and its rules, without ignoring the fact that some people exploit privilege to gain illicit benefits or rely on loopholes in the system.

For younger generations as well, the message is that it’s important not to think only in idealistic terms, but to understand real-world problems and address them appropriately.

To build a society that follows the rules, it may be necessary not only to espouse ideals, but also to look squarely at the problems that are actually occurring and act accordingly.

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Maybe my job is to keep saying the things that cowardly members of parliament can’t say—or have never even thought of—and to ask all of you for your views on them.Haruo Kitamura

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[Haruo Kitamura] Mr. Kitamura of the Japan Conservative Party makes proposals to the spineless LDP lawmakers! We don’t need second-, third-, and fourth-generation “family business” politicians who put party interests and maneuvers first. Japanese people, rise up! p4

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These words convey the importance of voicing your opinions frankly without fear.

They show a stance of presenting one’s own views—even on topics many lawmakers avoid or issues they wouldn’t even think of—and leaving the judgment to voters.

Applied to younger generations, the message is that it’s important not to be swayed by others, but to have and express your own opinions and ideas.

Rather than staying silent out of fear, taking a step forward and stating your thoughts may give you the power to move those around you and even society.

Even on topics everyone avoids, clearly expressing your own view could spark discussion with others and lead to better decisions, don’t you think?

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Rather than saying that public servants aren’t doing their jobs, I’d like you to say that politicians aren’t making the necessary laws.Haruo Kitamura

A power stronger than politics. That is “the voice of the people” (at the 1/3 Nagoya street speech) #shorts

It conveys the importance of correctly identifying the essence of a problem.

Rather than blaming civil servants working on the ground, it points out that we should focus on the responsibility of politicians who fail to establish the laws and systems that form the foundation of the work.

Translating this to younger generations, the message is that instead of blaming people for failures or dissatisfaction, it’s crucial to adopt a perspective that improves systems and environments.

When things don’t go well, if you avoid blaming individuals and start by reviewing the mechanisms and rules, the essence of the problem should come into view.

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