On September 21, 1954, Shinzo Abe was born in Tokyo, Japan. He is a conservative politician and the current prime minister of Japan. Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is credited for restoring political stability to the country. His first term as prime minister saw Abe give voice to swelling national sentiments after an economic downturn and numerous leadership changes. An unrelenting sense of nationalism and calls to alter Japan's pacifist constitution resulted from these feelings. When it comes to the Japanese government, his second tenure as Prime Minister is the most talked about position he's had. Back in 2012, what made him stand out from the crowd was his pledge, made in the context of structural changes, to fight hard to eliminate deflation through fiscal policies that would raise wages and boost economic development. While Abe's popularity has dwindled among voters and many members of his own party owing to cronyism scandals, he has retained his popularity with the Japanese public, who are optimistic about the future because of his laid-out programs. Approximately 5:03 p.m. local time has been given as the official time of death for Abe, according to medical specialists at Nara Medical University. Medical professionals revealed that they were unable to stop the significant bleeding after he was rushed to the hospital in a state of cardiac arrest on Friday. This book will tell the story of Shinzo's early life and how it shaped him into the man he is now. You'll find out how he got to be a politician, who impacted him and why, where his political convictions originated from, and where he stands on important topics now. Get to know his relationships with politicians and his admiration for them, and discover how he helped shape national policies, such as improving Japan's ties with the United States of America.