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As soon as the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors' Office Special Investigation Division questioned House of Representatives member Akimoto Mari from the president of wind power company Japan Wind Development regarding allegations that the company provided large amounts of funding to Representative Akimoto Mari, Representative Akimoto resigned as Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs and left the LDP, which leads me to imagine that he was aware of the bribery when providing the funds.

Representative Akimoto Mari, who is at the center of the controversy, is a rare anti-nuclear activist in the LDP, but it is disappointing to get a glimpse into the circumstances behind the scenes, and I hope that he will resign from his position as a member of parliament immediately.

Also, since it's a bribery allegation now, I can't write too much, but since the Abe administration, scandals involving ministers and former ministers have been non-stop, and those arrested from the ruling LDP include former Cabinet Office Deputy Minister Akimoto Tsukasa for casino corruption, former Minister of Justice Kawai Katsuyuki and Senator Anri for violating the Public Offices Election Act, former Minister of Agriculture Yoshikawa Takamori indicted on bribery charges after leaving the party, and so on. There are so many Diet members who have resigned from their cabinet positions even without being arrested...

The reason so many scandals involving LDP members continue is probably because the party's political stance has become corrupt, and even with the Kishida administration, I'm disappointed in the current LDP and have no hopes for it due to the lax response to a certain religious organization.

Well, this year, I went to the rehabilitation park for cerebrospinal fluid hypovolemia (see below) for the first time in a while in the scorching heat on July 25th and the 3rd of this month, looking forward to taking pictures of a parent and child little grebe swimming with chicks on their backs. However, although I found five chicks, they were already big and I was not able to take pictures of them swimming with chicks on their backs.

The blog is a photo of a little grebe raising its young that I took at the park the other day, and a photo of a little grebe in summer and winter plumage that I took in the past.

Little grebes are designated as a near-threatened species in several municipalities, including Akita Prefecture.

Raising their young as of July 25th

Did they catch shrimp?

Are they feeding their chicks crayfish?

As of August 3rd, the body length has grown to about the same as that of the parents.

The following are photos I took in the past.

Summer feathers (8 photos below)

Winter feathers (7 photos below)

Fish predation

・・・・・・・・・・Cerebrospinal fluid hypovolemia・・・・・・・

Dizziness, nausea, hearing loss, tinnitus, hyperacusis, dazzling vision, double vision, blurred vision, flashes of light in the eyes, watery eyes, dry eyes, ptosis, taste disorder, frequent urination, abnormal skin sensation, stiffness and numbness in the neck and shoulders, arm pain, lower back pain, back pain, chest pain, headache, heavy head, fatigue, as well as digestive, circulatory and respiratory disorders. Symptoms appear in a complex combination and vary from person to person.

Causes of onset include impacts to the body from traffic accidents or sports, lumbar puncture, lumbar anesthesia, chiropractic treatment, childbirth, and many people have unknown causes.

In addition, abnormalities are unlikely to show up in common tests such as MRIs or blood tests, and as most doctors have no knowledge of the disease, many patients are misdiagnosed with "no abnormalities" or other illnesses and treatment is delayed, making the condition chronic and difficult to cure.

If you are currently doctor shopping or have been diagnosed but are not cured despite treatment, you should suspect cerebrospinal fluid hypovolemia.