Key Facts
• On September 14, Nara City Councilor Hesumaryu updated his X (formerly Twitter).
• Fellow councilor Genki Kakimoto criticized Hesumaryu for not fully reading proposals.
• Kakimoto referenced Hesumaryu’s remarks during a general inquiry session.
• Kakimoto stated, “At least you were the only one who didn’t read the proposals.”
• Hesumaryu responded, “I read them, but they were too difficult to fully understand.”
• Kakimoto also questioned Hesumaryu’s earlier comments about “salary thief councilors.”
• Hesumaryu accused Kakimoto of manipulating impressions with his statements.
• The exchange highlights differing perspectives on councilor responsibilities.
• The debate occurred during Hesumaryu’s first council session.
• Hesumaryu is 34 years old and serves as a Nara City councilor.
Summary
Nara City Councilor Hesumaryu faced criticism from fellow councilor Genki Kakimoto for allegedly not fully reading legislative proposals during his first council session. Kakimoto highlighted Hesumaryu’s remarks during a general inquiry and questioned his earlier comments about “salary thief councilors.” Hesumaryu defended himself on X (formerly Twitter), stating that while he read the proposals, their complexity made it difficult to fully comprehend them. He also accused Kakimoto of manipulating impressions with his statements. The exchange underscores differing views on councilor responsibilities and performance.
