A speech by Satoru Tanaka of the Santora Brave Party. Written by: Satoru Tanaka, who uses a wheelchair.

Satoru Tanaka, who uses a wheelchair, says: "I'm Satoru Tanaka. Everyone experiences joy, sorrow, and moves towards hope. People learn lessons from sorrow and find happiness in joy. People become stronger from lessons learned. I felt joy. I felt sorrow. And I became stronger and more resilient. When something sad happened, my father told me, 'That's not right anymore.' I was wrong too. Surely, you shouldn't make mistakes in this world. If I had acted correctly at that time, I wouldn't have been scolded. No one is perfect. But you should never do bad things. If you do bad things, you will feel the consequences you deserve. If you do something scary and bad, you will fall into fear. Guilt and regret for what you have done. I know that there is no sin in doing bad things. But I think... I jumped from the second floor. Those who encouraged me to jump from the second floor have surely not atoned for their sins. On the contrary, they will probably get angry at me. I think... Everyone must move towards a better future." We must grow from the lessons of sorrow, even if it seems unfair. I believe that we must live our lives with dignity, without doing anything wrong. We must become even stronger. There are two fears that arise from this: crime and accidents. Yet, people still live strongly, and I continue to make music so that I too can feel that way!This was a speech by Satoru Tanaka of the Santora Brave Party! Written by: Satoru Tanaka, who uses a wheelchair.