Currently I'm watching my all time FAV start KIMU acting in CHANGE.. in this drama kimu is a green potician (Keita Asakura Sori) & due to his popularity he is being use by the other party members on electing him to become a Prime Minister so they can let him be a puppet .... but kimu is not as easy as these politician thinks & he is not to be underestimate.. here are the except that I got from wikepedia, now currently at Ep8

Change is a Japanese television drama which aired on Fuji TV starting May 12, 2008.

Plot:
Keita Asakura, an elementary school teacher who has no interest in politics, suddenly gets taken to the position of the prime minister. He was forced to campaign in the Fukuoka Prefecture for a seat in the House of Representatives when his father, representative of Fukuoka for the Seiyu Party, and his elder brother, his father's political successor, both passed away in an aircraft accident en route from Vietnam.
Episode 1: Keita Asakura, who left home to pursue his love for astronomy and became an elementary school teacher, is forced to return home to become his deceased father's successor as the Fukuoka representative in Seiyu Party. He wins the prefectural elections and heads to Tokyo as a newly elected Representative in the House of Representatives.

Episode 2: Asakura is officially sworn in into the government in a quiet ceremony. He is dubbed the "Prince of the Parliament" (kokukai ouji) by the media and the people, especially the women, develop a keen interest in Asakura with the media attention he receives. The current Prime Minister is embroiled in a sexual harassment incident and announces his intention to step down from his post. Kanbaya sensei, one of the most senior politicians in the Seiyu Party makes a proposition to Asakura to run in an election to be the leader of Seiyu Party, which will also mean that Asakura will become Prime Minister if he wins that election. Nirasawa and Hikaru arrives in Tokyo from Fukuoka and stays over at his residence, in time becoming his trusted aides.

Episode 3: Asakura deliberates on the decision to run in the Party elections. He goes back to the elementary school and comes to a decision after spending a day with the children he used to teach. Miyama prepares him for the pre-elections televised debates with intensive education about the political systems. He did not perform well in the first 2 debates with the other veteran politicians and comes off as looking silly on television. Supporting his campaign, 3 other politicians from the Seiyu Party comes to his aid by educating him in the various aspects of law, economics and politics before his next & final debate. In the final debate, Asakura looks confused when the 2 other candidates started discussing the topic in political verbage. Finally, he brings out the point that he did not understand what they were saying, and probably the majority of the Japanese citizens as well. With this obvious point brought out, he wins the Party's internal elections by a landslide and is elected Prime Minister by becoming the Party's chairman.

Episode 4 :Asakura sets up his government as Prime Minister. Kanbaya sensei makes a suggestion for the new ministers under Asakura's government and Asakura accepts his suggestions without question when Miyama agrees that they were best candidates for the job. Miyama faces her own problems on the job when she is ignored by the rest of the secretarial team. When Asakura is asked to sign a document stating the government was denying responsibility for the issue on Yakushima that the marine life was affected due to a dam built in that area, he could not understand why the government was denying responsibility and sought to get a proper explanation so that he could make the right decision regarding the issue. As the previous prime minister had signed this document without question in the previous years, the members in the government were furious. The acceptance of responsibility for this issue could lead to the government having to pay compensation sums to the fishermen of Yakushima and did not go down well with Kanbaya sensei. Asakura escapes from the Prime Minister's residence at night and returns to his parent's house. He spends a whole night studying the research data on the Yakushima incident with the help of Nirasawa and Hikaru. He promises Miyama that he would not neglect his Prime Ministerial duties. Onoda sensei, one of the senior politicians in Seiyu Party involved previously in the Yakushima incident, is asked by Kanbaya sensei to dissuade Asakura when Asakura speaks of the government taking up responsibility for this incident when it becomes clearer to him that the cause of the incident was indeed due to the dam being built. Asakura gains the respect of Onoda sensei and gets his help in proving the incident did cause income loss to the fishermen at Yakushima. Asakura apologises to the public at a press conference and vows to compensate all those affected by the dam.

My thought after watching at Ep 8.. WHY CAN'T OUR POLITICAN BE LIKE ASAKURA KEITA??? even tho some would say its only fiction but in Japan all of their politician are like the fiction ASAKURA KEITA .. when their bullet train had an accident few years back, their minister of transport resign immediately.. here in Malaysia?? sampai org dah tak vote pun nak ada jugak.. entah apa2 larrr