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Is It All Keidanren's Fault?

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Release Date: 2026/08/24

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Is It All Keidanren's Fault?

Consumption tax, foreign labor policies, corporate political donations, and the weak yen-
behind many policies that put pressure on everyday life, the interests of major corporations often seem to appear.

Of course, Keidanren alone cannot be blamed for everything.
The government makes policy decisions, and politicians are the ones who pass the laws.

Still, this song questions whether the close relationship between big business, political donations, and government policy truly serves the public.

"Who is this economy really for?"
"Whose voices are actually being heard in politics?"

Delivered through an aggressive rap style, this track challenges the structure connecting corporate interests and political power, and asks what politics truly made for the people should look like.