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The video follows Ayumi, a 36-year-old city council member in Tokyo, as she goes through her busy day. She wakes up early to prepare breakfast and lunch for her son, who goes to nursery school. She also practices reading with him before getting ready for work. She works at the city hall, where she meets with various people to discuss policies, budgets, and problems affecting the residents. She also visits the headquarters of her political party and the national diet to gather information and opinions. She gives a speech at the station to promote her goals and volunteers for the community night patrol to prevent crimes. She returns home late and has dinner with her son before putting him to bed. She continues to work from home until midnight. The video shows the challenges and rewards of being a Japanese politician and a mother.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Ayumi is a 36-year-old city council member for Minato ward in Tokyo.
2. She lives with her two-year-old son Hiro-Kun and her husband who works away from home during the weekdays.
3. She belongs to the Tokyo branch of the Democratic Party for the People.
4. She hosts hearing sessions with parents and residents to gather information and solve problems in the community.
5. She often gives speeches at the station and volunteers for the community night patrol.
6. She works closely with the mayor, the city council office, and the national diet members of her party.
7. She prepares Japanese-style meals for her son and makes character bento boxes for his lunch.
8. She faces challenges due to the cancellation of the Olympics and the paper-based system of the government.
9. She usually sleeps around 12 to 1 o'clock after doing her follow-up desk work at night.