Two weeks have passed since "that day" when former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Japan was killed by a deadly bullet and shocked both domestically and internationally. At the scene of the shooting, there was a person who turned the flowers on the 22nd. The anxiety and resentment of the archipelago will not disappear due to the violence that has a gap between security and gun control. "I don't want this to happen again." Citizens quietly joined hands.
A rotary in front of Kintetsu Yamato-Saidaiji Station in Nara City. The flower stand, which had long lines every day after the incident, was removed on the 19th, but flowers were attached around the place where Mr. Abe fell.
A woman said, "Mr. Abe is said to have various merits and demerits, but I think he was doing his best. Such an incident should never happen again."
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