Dancers Mirai Moriyama and Daniel Proietto, along with choreographer Alan Lucien Øyen, present "STILL LIFE," a performance exploring modern society's disconnection from nature and self, premiering in Japan after creations in Buenos Aires, Kobe, Paris, and Oslo. The work is rooted in their shared interest in the Japanese dance form "Butoh."
Team Mirai has proposed an alternative to the consumption tax cut plan, suggesting income-linked cash payments for low-to-middle income earners. This plan aims to provide greater benefits than a tax cut, utilizing the ¥4.6 trillion in funds earmarked for a potential consumption tax exemption on food and beverages.
Team Mirai announced a proposal for a new income-based cash benefit system, aiming to provide up to ¥60,000 annually per person for individuals earning up to ¥5.4 million. This initiative serves as a temporary measure before the implementation of a "benefit-in-tax credit" system.
