Japanese PM addicted to Internet chess game favorite Go Mahjong

According to overseas media reports, the current Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan is an avid desktop game enthusiasts, his favorite items include Mahjong, Weiqi and chess. Reports revealed that Naoto Kan sometimes even the internet to play these chess games, and then in the next day of the Japanese parliament to supplement sleep.　　It is said to have had such an interesting situation: the Prime Minister's wife, Mr. Kan, worried that her husband would be injured every night busy late at night, and the result was that the prime Minister was playing with people online. As Mr Kan's political rival, former Democratic party leader Ozawa has criticized him as one of the most popular players in Japanese politics.　　The media had predicted that Mr Kan's obsession with online chess would lead to a loss of Ozawa in the general election, but the final vote was unexpected.　　This is a waste of taxpayers ' money! In fact, Naoto Kan, before stepping into politics, also invented a scoreboard for mahjong competition and patented. Another former Japanese prime minister, Taro Aso, has marketed the "eruption of wine" (a kind of Japanese sake) on television. It seems that Japanese political leaders are unable to get rid of the fun of young people. (Digging the shell net)