No Daniel: Shinzo Abe's Japan

The year is the 50th anniversary of 1965 from the State religion's summit. But now, in '54, there is a widespread awareness that the relationship after the liberation is reaching its worst point. There is one Japanese politician at the center of the controversy over the issues of self-immolation, collective sovereignty, the problems of the end of the line, the history textbook. Instead of the Prime Minister of Japan, it is the Abe creed. The Japanese creed of Yeo-Abe sees who the Abe Faith is and what his policy is, why he is so willing to turn back the wheel of history in this digital age. We need to look back at the relationship in a cold light rather than emotionally coping with it. The author then wrote objectively and systematically based on information and perception acquired in the Tokyo area and interviewed the Ave creed in April of '40. The book, a total of three, first introduced the face of the Abe and the people who are seeking power. He was a prime minister in 2006, but he was back in power in 2012, after a year of disease. He's the one who takes over the regime, explains the process and explains the implications of the process, and then interprets the relationship between what he can do and how he can take it. It also suggests factors that prevent the dimming of the working relationship and how to resolve it.

Korean title: 아베 신조의 일본

Korean author: 노다니엘

Korean publisher: 세창미디어

ISBN-13: 9788955862133