Touched by the letter from the wife of the former Prime Minister of Japan to her husband when she died: "I suddenly left you"

On the morning of July 11, the funeral of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was held at a temple in Tokyo. It is known that the funeral will be limited to family and people close to Mr. Abe.

On July 8, Japanese and international media were shocked by the news that former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated while speaking at an election campaign in Nara Prefecture. To the people of the land of cherry blossoms, Mr. Abe Shinzo is a talented, benevolent prime minister who dedicates himself to the development of the country. Besides, the beautiful love story between the politician and his partner Akie Matsuzaki for 30 years made everyone admire.

As soon as she received the bad news, she immediately moved by train to Nara Medical University Hospital. Despite being treated by a team of 20-member specialists, President Abe Shinzo still did not survive.

Among the wives of the Japanese prime minister, Ms. Abe is considered a modern thinker who is not afraid to speak out about women's rights and LGBT equality. She also did not hesitate to show affection, at any political events, the image of the couple holding hands has become a familiar symbol to the people. On her Instagram account with more than 100k followers, Lady Abe often shares simple but equally sweet moments.

Recently, while the funeral of the Japanese prime minister was taking place. Social media was stirred up by the letter supposedly from Lady Abe Shinzo to her husband. In the letter, the woman touched when recounting in a calm voice but deep in it was boundless pain. She prepared new clothes, a delicious meal before work and a moment of silence when receiving bad news. She affirmed, Abe Shinzo is the man she cherishes until the end of her life.

Letters to people!

Dear Shinzō!

So I suddenly left you without a word. That morning, as usual, I still ate simple dishes, some rice balls, some pickles and the familiar cup of miso that Em used to make. I went out of the house to say hello to Em: "Ittekimasu" and she was still waiting for me to come back to say: "Gokurosan, Okaerinasai".

I no longer have any responsibilities in the government, I'm just a member of the Foundation, but I've gone everywhere to give encouragement to like-minded candidates.

I'm busy, I don't know what to do to help me, I know I'm still pursuing the unfinished policy that I've set, I miss the most saying: "Reform, bow your head please error is not only the only way, but we must try to regain Japan's strength, not by waging war to "expand the territory" like the previous classes did.

When I heard that I was shot and my heart stopped beating, I arranged to leave immediately to look forward to seeing me. You have prepared for Me a decent clothes that I like to change into the bloody clothes, if something goes wrong, when I leave I am still Me: Elite, Deep.

On the way from home to me is more than 4 hours long, I pray for a miracle to happen: I will open my eyes, look at me lovingly and whisper: "I'm still here Baby, nothing to worry about".

It seems I tried to wait for Em to come to say the last word but couldn't, I died after about 3 minutes of her arrival, the doctor informed Em before officially declaring out. I am dumbfounded because the gap between Good News and Bad News is so thin. In the end, I went far away and never came back.

Today, you take me back to the house of my husband and I. We have had decades of sweet sharing. I intend to talk more with myself, but wait until we meet again, let's talk freely.

Now listen to me say this:

"I will love me until the end of my life."

Do you hear!

In addition to the emotional comments. Many Netizens have realized that the letter is actually from a fan, wanting to replace Ms. Abe's words to her husband. Although the purpose is not clear, the transmission of information is not genuine, causing the author Takenaga Hisahide to receive many criticisms. Currently, Mrs. Abe is the one to preside over the funeral. The Liberal Democrats could then discuss holding a state funeral or party-wide. On Ms. Abe's social media, the most recent post was 3 weeks ago without any statement.

Mrs. Abe (young name: Akie Matsuzaki) is the daughter of Akio Matsuzaki, former president of Morinaga chocolate maker, one of the most famous confectionery companies in Japan.

Ms. Abe grew up in a wealthy and prestigious family, attended Catholic schools in Tokyo, graduated from a vocational college and later obtained a Master's degree from Rikkyo University.

While working at Japan's largest advertising agency - Dentsu, Ms. Abe was introduced to Mr. Abe - now a rising political aide.

The couple married in 1987. In the early years after their marriage, Mrs. Abe worked as a broadcaster and broadcast as "Akky", while her husband continued to work hard to develop his political career. .