But as soon as those circumstances are cleared, President Yeltsin wishes to visit Japan as early as possible. I think that was a very candid expression of his wishes. In order to build a true friendship, Japan and Russia have already started to move ahead. I do not think that this moment will be undermined because of the change in his scheduled visit. Obviously there is pressure for further measures and further action.
Tomorrow is the future and one month down the road is also the future.
Around the time that we get to the 22nd century will also be the future. But I suppose that you are not talking that far ahead. Today in the Japanese Parliament, we are engaged in debate on the Budget for the fiscal year 1998 that started on 1st April. Tax reform Bills have already passed through Parliament, which included a reduction in corporate tax rates and securities transaction tax and also a review of taxes on land-for example, the removal of land price tax. That would come to a total of 840 billion yen in tax cuts.