Japan's Kyodo News Agency reported on November 2 that former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe returned to his hometown of Yamaguchi Prefecture for the first time on the 1st of this month after resigning as prime minister in September due to the worsening of his chronic disease

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Japan's Kyodo News Agency reported on November 2 that former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe returned to his hometown of Yamaguchi Prefecture for the first time on the 1st of this month after resigning as prime minister in September due to the worsening of his chronic disease ulcerative colitis. According to reports, he visited the grave of his father and former Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe in Nagato City.

Japan's Kyodo News Agency reported on November 2 that former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe returned to his hometown of Yamaguchi Prefecture for the first time on the 1st of this month after resigning as prime minister in September due to the worsening of his chronic disease - DayDayNews

reported that when he visited his father's grave, he reported that he had done his best as prime minister for seven years and eight months, and "reported that he would also devote himself to the development of the region as a parliamentarian in the future." The

report also stated that Abe also reviewed his time in office and emphasized that “many policies have been implemented.” When asked about the fact that some people in his Liberal Democratic Party Hosoda faction wanted him to return to the faction, Abe replied: "I just resigned as prime minister. I had the support of the entire party before, and I hope to concentrate on my work as a parliamentarian for a period of time." .”

reported that Abe visited several places in Nagato City after sweeping the grave and gave a speech in front of supporters, saying that his physical condition was gradually recovering due to the use of new drugs. Talking about the response to the new crown epidemic, he said, "(Leaders) headed by Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga will do their best." On that day, Mrs. Zhao Hui also went with us.

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