Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Kishida instructed Kyiko Nagaoka, Minister of Education, Culture and Science, on the 17th to investigate the issue of trafficking in "spiritual objects" involved in Unitarianism, according to the Japanese Broadcasting Association television. It is reported that Onoda Wenxiong held talks with Kyoko Nagaoka at the Prime Minister's residence on the morning of the 17th, instructing Kyoko Nagaoka to investigate the issue of trafficking in "spiritual objects" in Unified Religion in accordance with the Law on Religious Legal Persons. It was reported that the Japanese government expert group had pointed out that it was necessary to apply for a "dissolution order" and conduct an investigation according to the Law of Religious Legal Persons, focusing on the high donation of Uni President and the trafficking of "spiritual objects". In an interview with the media earlier, Mr. Kishida said that he would consider taking strict countermeasures. Guizi Yonggang said at a press conference on the 17th that "Prime Minister Kishida hopes to resolutely implement the investigation of the Unified Religion in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on Religious Legal Persons. I want to take action immediately." It is reported that the suspect in the assassination of Shinzo Abe, the former Prime Minister of Japan, also confessed that his mother's family had collapsed because of the influence of the Unitarian Church. He was assassinating Abe, who was closely related to the Unitarian Church, to retaliate against the religion. The practice of Unitarianism squeezing believers by selling "spiritual objects" has become the focus of public opinion. The Liberal Democratic Party conducted an internal investigation on the relationship between members of its own party and Unitarian Church in Congress. The survey results released on September 8 showed that nearly half of the members of the Liberal Democratic Party Congress were involved in Unitarian Church. (Outlook New Times)