Prime Minister Kishida declared the dissolution of the House of Representatives, and a general election for the House of Representatives was held. Since only the prime minister has the authority to dissolve the government and hold a general election, the prime minister and his cabinet always have their own expectations. When the Diet is dissolved, all members of the House of Representatives (currently 465) will be released from their positions. Former members of the House of Representatives will campaign for “reemployment” and newcomers who want to become members will campaign for their “first election.” And then, they advertise election posters, social media, and give speeches on the streets and in campaign cars. The term of office for a member of the House of Representatives is four years. If they are elected, they can usually earn a large income, and unless they make a big mistake, their life is secure. Therefore, many legislators are trying to keep their seats by making safe choices. It is customary for Japanese politicians to paint the eye on the Dharma and say banzai (hooray) cheers when their election is confirmed. A member of the Diet once said in an interview when he became a minister, “Now I can be filial to my parents.” This is an episode that tells us that the real goal is to get elected and become a legislator or a minister. On the other hand, people want a politician who paints the eye on the Dharma and says banzai (hooray), only when he or she fulfills their campaign pledge.