The following is from the editorial of the former Ehime Prefectural Governor Kato Moriyuki published in monthly magazine HANADA this month's issue.
All the Japanese citizens must head to the nearest bookstore for subscription.
Especially, subscribing to the Asahi Newspaper, Mainichi Newspaper, Tokyo Newspaper, watching TV programs of their television stations and NHK, do not read monthly magazines etc at all, Middle-aged and elderly people reflect on having brought heavy damage to Japan and Japanese citizens. In the future, as a Japanese citizen, the country where civilization turntables are traveling, we should head to the nearest bookstore now to know that we must lead the world.
Middle-aged and elderly people reflect on on brought heavy damage to Japan and Japanese citizens In the future, as a Japanese citizen, the country where the turntable of civilization is turning, it should head to the nearest bookstore now to know that we must lead the world.
You stop stopping subscribing to the above newspaper, stopping watching everything on TV, and you have to subscribe to the monthly magazine I mentioned every month.
If you think that you are human beings with intelligence.
My testimony "ignored" to the media
Kato Moriyuki
For me, "With Kake"
The establishment of the Department of Veterinary Medicine in Ehime, who has worked desperately for over ten years, is about to be crushed right now.
As a party, there is not such regret.
I thought about attracting the Department of Veterinary Medicine to Imabari City in Ehime Prefecture because of my desire to manage the new urban development project that I was proceeding in Imabari and somehow to eliminate the current situation of veterinarian shortage.
Since taking office as Ehime Governor in 1999, I was promoting the introduction of local universities at the academic city plan which is a part of the new urban development project, but the idea has been hardly decided and the concept is floating in the air It was in state. Furthermore, since the beginning of 2000, bird flu, the occurrence of mad cow disease in the United States and diseases related to livestock have been followed one after another, and foot and mouth disease occurred in Miyazaki prefecture in 2010.
In the livestock industry I was forced to strengthen the necessity of veterinarians and quarantine system, but in Ehime prefecture, eventually Shikoku livestock veterinarians were decisively deficient.
In the survey conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in 2007, there were few veterinarians in the Shikoku area, and only 2.4% of veterinarians nationwide were working in Shikoku. In addition,
When Imabari-shi began attracting in 2006, establishment of veterinary department has not been allowed for more than forty years.
However, if we can break through this wall and attract the veterinary department to Imabari City, we can eliminate both the promotion of the academic city plan concept and the shortage of livestock veterinarians.
I thought that it was exactly two birds with one stone.
In addition, in 2007, a veterinary expert who was my director of the veterinarian said, "the mad cow disease, the US has raised the country to enhance the veterinary department, and they are beginning to work to new fields," he told me.
In addition to the above "kill two birds with one stone", I thought that it was just "kill three birds with one stone" if we could realize our veterinary initiatives incorporating internationally advanced science in Imabari It is.
I told many colleges about such kill three birds with one stone, but everything was declined and it was only Kake Gakuen who told me to do "let's do".
That's why I told you that "Ehime was with Kake."
This draft continues.