Hashira
柱 The Hashira | |
|---|---|
| Motto: "Without Pillars, Society will Reduce to Ash" | |
| Type | Political society |
| Membership | Total - 8 (2024, estimated) |
| Establishment | |
• Publication of the Pillars of Society[a] by Shikuzesa | March 15, 1968 |
The Hashira were a secretive group of Mizu politicians active primarily from the 1960s to the 2010s known for their close internal decision making structure and who promoted neo-conservatism within Misumi and around the IDU. Founded by a secretive thinker known only as Shizukesa, translated as "the silent one", the Hashira are said to use their outsized influence in Mizu politics, governance, and judicial affairs to promote their shared ideology. Little is known about their inner workings, and while some eminent figures like former Prime Minister Chiyoko Onishi have confirmed the groups existence and their membership in the group after their political careers, while many make educated guesses about their current membership roll, there is almost no confirmed information about them.
Key figures
Shizukesa
Chiyoko Onishi
Keiichi Ueno
Katsuji Yokota
Policies
Pro-business economics
Interventionism
Organization
Notes
- ↑ Originally published in Mizu as Shakai no hashira