Source: Overseas Network Picture Source: Japanese media Overseas Network, November 2. On the 2nd of this month, Shinzo Abe and his wife returned to his hometown of Yamaguchi Prefecture for the first time after resigning as Prime Minister of Japan. According to Japan's "Asahi Shim

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Source: Overseas Network Picture Source: Japanese media Overseas Network, November 2. On the 2nd of this month, Shinzo Abe and his wife returned to his hometown of Yamaguchi Prefecture for the first time after resigning as Prime Minister of Japan. According to Japan's

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Overseas Network, November 2nd, On the 2nd of this month, Shinzo Abe returned to his hometown Yamaguchi with his wife for the first time after resigning as Prime Minister of Japan.

According to Japan's "Asahi Shimbun" report on the 2nd, Abe visited the Yamaguchi Prefectural Government that day. About 500 government employees gathered in the entrance hall on the first floor and applauded to welcome Abe and his wife. Yamaguchi Prefecture Governor Tsumasa Muraoka said that Abe, as the longest-serving prime minister, "has fulfilled the important responsibilities of the Prime Minister of the Cabinet. On behalf of the people of the prefecture, I express my sincere respect."

Abe said, "With everyone's warm support, I Only then can you concentrate on your job as prime minister.” He also said that as a member of parliament from Yamaguchi Prefecture, he will devote all his efforts to the reconstruction of the region.

Source: Overseas Network Picture Source: Japanese media Overseas Network, November 2. On the 2nd of this month, Shinzo Abe and his wife returned to his hometown of Yamaguchi Prefecture for the first time after resigning as Prime Minister of Japan. According to Japan's

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Japanese media stated that the Yamaguchi Prefectural Government had previously appealed to the heads of various departments to go out to meet Abe in the absence of urgent business. Naohiro Nagabo, deputy director of the Policy Planning Section of Yamaguchi Prefecture, explained, “We gathered together to pay tribute to (Abe) for his long years of hard work.”

Abe also visited the municipal governments of Nagato City in Yamaguchi Prefecture and Shimonoseki on the same day. In Shimonoseki City, about 300 citizens and city government employees came to greet him.

Since October this year, Abe has made frequent appearances, and has also participated in Liberal Democratic Party public events and accepted interviews many times. Many Japanese media previously analyzed that Abe still retains a strong enough influence inside and outside the Liberal Democratic Party and is likely to come to power for a third time in order to realize his "obsession" of amending the constitution. (Overseas Network Wu Qian)

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