A brand that came up under the screening conditions described in the report distributed in a tie-up with Moomoo this time. Of course it came out in November.
As a result, everything that came out went up, and I was wondering if it would be okay to release something like this for free, but I decided to release it under very simple conditions. It will finally start tomorrow.

Everyone probably knows that new banknotes will be issued starting tomorrow. So this time, I would like you to explain the history of portraits on banknotes.
Portraits are drawn on banknotes to prevent camouflage, but other than that, there is an image of Japan that the government at the time and the current government want to aim for in the portrait on the banknote.
[Meiji to pre-war]
Historical figures who supported the emperor system
・Prince Shotoku
・Fujiwara Kamatari
・Sugawara Michizane etc.
Characters in the Kojiki
・Empress Jingu
・Nihon Takeru
You can clearly see that Japan had an emperor system from the Meiji period to before the war. You can read the policy of the government at the time that wanted to control Japan at the center of the emperor. Therefore, historical figures and figures from the Kojiki who contributed to the emperor are portraits on banknotes.
[After the war]
Politicians who promoted democratization
・Hirobumi Itō
・Taisuke Itagaki
・Takahashi Korekiyo
・Prince Shotoku, etc.
The portraits on banknotes after the war strongly reflected GHQ's intentions, and people who contributed to the emperor system and people in the Kojiki were almost eliminated.
Instead, a politician who led Japan to democratization was adopted as a portrait. As an ancient politician who preached peace, Shotoku Taishi continued to be hired as an exception.
Cultural people who made Japan
・Fukuzawa Yukichi
・Nitobe Inazo Higuchi Ichiyo
・Natsume Soseki Noguchi Hideyo
A politician in a portrait on a banknote...

Long-term investments are more difficult than you might think. It seems that the average holding period of investment products is about 3 years from now. I also have a habit of messing with my portfolio when I roll around and change my investment style.
I am a human mentality and emotion that makes long-term investments difficult, even with self-admonition. I think I'll write down the countermeasures. I would be happy if it would be helpful for something.
[Reasons why long-term investments are difficult]
① scary
At the time of the crash, they were unable to withstand unrealized losses and sold in dismay. If you have experienced the Lehman shock or the coronavirus shock, you'll understand. I was also upset when I was shocked by the coronavirus.
I'm scared, what should I do about fear? First, make sure you're not taking too many risks. It is important to imagine when current risk assets fall below half of their value. If you feel scared at that time, increase your cash ratio even higher.
② I'm impatient
At that time, the most profitable investment product is attracting attention due to SNS, etc. At that time, I feel doubts about the profitability of the investment products I own, and it is not a good idea to switch investment products over and over again.
Why did you choose that investment product as a countermeasure to getting impatient? What is your own story of choosing that? What are the characteristics of this investment product? Let's try to remember it.
Get rid of them...

Do you know the anime [Crayon Shin-chan]? The family of the main character, Shinnosuke, is the Nohara family. At the beginning of the series, it was created with the image of a typical home, but now it has become a pretty high-spec home.
It's a family of 4 plus α: the main pillar of the Nohara family, the salaryman husband Hiroshi, the wife Misae, the eldest son Shinnosuke, the eldest daughter Himawari, and the pet Shiro. The Nohara family bought a new house in Kasukabe, Saitama, and Hiroshi's position is manager with an annual income of 6 million yen.
If you think about it from the current reality in Japan, it's probably a pretty high-spec household. They are married, have an annual income of 6 million yen, Misae is a full-time housewife, they have bought a new house, and they also have 2 children. Whichever one you take, it's high specs.
Of course, in anime, it is depicted as a general family, so the Nohara family is never depicted by Rich. I am aware of that, but I examined whether there are war criminals who would never become rich or wealthy, Noharaya, a high-spec family.
[War Criminals of the Nohara Family]
The first war criminal is probably Misae, the wife of a full-time housewife. Her management of the household is poor. There are many depictions of people struggling with deficit, the closet is packed with unused items, they are not good at keeping things organized and there is a lot of useless shopping, and it looks and feels...

I gave advice about money to a colleague. It's not a big story from my point of view. Make preemptive savings, save a certain number of life defense funds, and then make an accumulation investment starting from a small amount.
I also explained the tax-exempt investment system NISA and iDeco, which accumulates retirement funds while saving taxes, to a touch. A few months after I gave that advice, rumors about me started flying around.
“That person apparently has assets of tens of millions of yen. Apparently my parents were rich, and they inherited a large inheritance.” Part of this rumor is false, and part is true.
The assets of 10 million yen were accumulated by myself, and the inheritance from my father was only 1 million yen. My parents aren't rich at all. So much so that the surviving mother is only worried about her retirement funds.
A rumor spread that was just paranoid about me, who knows a lot about money and seems to have a large amount of assets. There's no actual harm at all, so I left it alone. How did this happen? I thought about it in my own way.
Probably many people think that it is impossible for the common people because they have never built up 10 million yen in funds? If that were possible, my parents were rich and I could only think about inheriting an inheritance.
Or is it a big lottery win?...

Thankfully, the self-confident brand that was prepared in December has increased 1.5 times.
Investing is the only way you can directly exchange your abilities for money.
You don't even need to get someone's evaluation.
There are no unnecessary relationships.
It's just that if you put in your own effort, it will come back as money.
There's nothing like this in terms of earning money.
Once you get out of there, your organs and heart will now be tested.
Only those who clear it can become happy rich.
Unhappy rich people are miserable.