When the New Year comes, many TV programs interview presidents (or a upstarts ) who disclose their "rich".

Such programs could get a viewer rating, by showing a kind of "a dream comes true" as the masses to us.

But I can not understand the benefits of people who provide such information.

I think that just being "rich" will be the subject of jealousy, and they are also likely to be the target of criminals.

On the other hand, showing that "I am rich" is also proud of their own success story. so it may be beneficial in that sense

I think that.

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Among the guardians of the school's alumni the daughter's school, some of them seems to be persons who plays the center of Japan's politics and economy,

When asked about how to use the alumni's money and stories about exterior and interior of their house, I can understand indeed, "this is capitalism"

However, as far as I know, I have never heard of a story that my daughter's alumnus house was broadcast on a variety show.

Maybe it is a matter of probability (population).

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I think that there are two kinds of "rich people".

(1) People who want to show off to be "wealthy"

(1) People who don't want to show off to be "wealthy"

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Well, for me, neither of these is relevant.