○Prefecture, Country, Six Continents, World Federation Recommendation Elections [1]

     The gathering of the 1st Leader and Deputy 1st Leader of the municipality is the Prefectural Assembly. Within the Prefectural Assembly, the Prefectural Leader and Deputy Prefectural Leader are recommended based on the criteria of "sincerity" and "capability to deliver results." Once the Prefectural Leader and Deputy Prefectural Leader are selected, new 1st Leaders and Deputy 1st Leaders are elected. Additionally, the heads and deputy heads of the three operating organizations (General Affairs, Health and Food, and Manufacturing) discuss within the Prefectural Assembly, and the Prefectural Leader has the authority to make appointments.

    In 2000, there were 47 prefectures in Japan, resulting in 47 Prefectural Leaders and Deputy Prefectural Leaders. These 94 individuals are expected to serve as leaders for several years to several decades. From among these 94 individuals, the Prefectural Assembly holds a recommendation election for the National Leader and Deputy National Leader of Japan, who then participate in the World Federation. The Prefectural Assembly that produced the National Leader and Deputy National Leader also elects new Prefectural Leaders and Deputy Prefectural Leaders.

    Next, let's discuss the recommendation elections for the Six Continents and the World Federation. As of 2000, there were approximately 200 countries in the world. This means that there are 200 National Leaders and Deputy National Leaders. The number of countries varies by continent, and when conducting recommendation elections within each continent, there is a possibility that the recommenders will recommend National Leaders who are culturally closer to themselves. Consequently, continents with a larger number of countries are more likely to produce Presidents and heads of operating organizations within the World Federation. It is also important to note that at this stage, the National Leaders and Deputy National Leaders have been selected from millions to tens of millions of individuals, making them sincere individuals with proven capabilities. Therefore, all National Leaders and Deputy National Leaders participate in the World Federation.

    First, within their respective continents, the National Leaders hold recommendation elections to determine the Governors and Deputy Governors, who then participate in the operating organizations of the World Federation. The Six Continents refer to ①Oceania, ②Asia, ③Europe, ④Africa, ⑤North America, and ⑥South America. Antarctica is excluded as it is not inhabited permanently by humans.