Handwritten Calligraphy by Minoru Genda, Captain of the Navy and Member of the House of Councillors This is a handwritten (original) calligraphy by Minoru Genda, who served as a naval officer, Air Self-Defense Force officer, politician, and member of the House of Councillors. This is a very valuable item, handwritten and not printed. "When the people have many tools, the nation becomes increasingly chaotic." This is a piece of art that is currently unavailable in general circulation. You are welcome to purchase it without any comments. Thank you. When the world becomes bound by rules and laws, free production is hindered, and the people become poor. When the people try to enrich their lives by using convenient tools, the nation becomes chaotic, and those who commit evil deeds emerge from among the people who have gained extra knowledge, and then more rules and laws are added, and thieves increase again. Minoru Genda (August 16, 1904 - August 15, 1989) was a Japanese naval officer, Air Self-Defense Force officer, and politician. He graduated from the 52nd class of the Naval Academy and held the final rank of captain. He served as a fighter pilot and air staff officer. During the war, he planned and directed the attack on Pearl Harbor, which disabled the U.S. Pacific Fleet and triggered the United States' entry into World War II. He was also deeply involved in the kamikaze operations. He was the commander of the 343rd Naval Air Group when the war ended. In the Self-Defense Forces, he served as the first Air Defense Command Commander and the 3rd Air Staff Chief, and founded the Blue Impulse. He is known as the father of the Air Self-Defense Force. As a politician, he served as a member of the House of Councillors for 24 years over four terms. He served as the first squadron commander of the Red Cross Flight Squadron. He ran from the national constituency with the endorsement of the Liberal Democratic Party and was elected in 5th place. He served for 24 years over four terms and was awarded as a long-serving member of the Diet. Yukio Mishima praised Genda for his uncompromising, clear, and concise manner, his masculinity, his demand for awareness and responsibility from the people, and his fundamental way of speaking, without saying things that would be easily accepted by the public. Shintaro Ishihara said that he has known various politicians, but Genda is the only one who has words that impress him, and that he is a genuine masterpiece. Kamikaze Special Attack Corps Politician Member of the Diet Noboru Takeshita Kakuei Tanaka Yoshihide Suga Shinzo Abe Fumio Kishida Taro Kono Sanae Takaichi Seiko Noda Prime Minister President of the Liberal Democratic Party Member of the House of Representatives Trump Putin Kim Jong-un Japan North Korea