A set of pictures to interpret the Japanese Liberal Democratic Party’s presidential election. Who will lock the next prime minister? (picture)

2021-10-02T16:19:33.603Z

China News Service, September 29 (Zhang Aolin Meng Xiangjun) On the 29th, Japan held the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election, and the results should be announced later. Since the current Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga withdrew from this election, and the Japanese Liberal Democratic Party has a majority of seats in the National Assembly, this also means that whoever wins the election wi

　　China News Service, September 29 (Zhang Aolin Meng Xiangjun) On the 29th, Japan held the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election, and the results should be announced later.

Since the current Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga withdrew from this election, and the Japanese Liberal Democratic Party has a majority of seats in the National Assembly, this also means that whoever wins the election will lock in the next prime minister of Japan.

　　There are a total of four candidates for this election, namely Taro Kono, the current administrative reform minister, Fumio Kishida, the former Liberal Democratic Party political chairman, Sanae Takaichi, the former general secretary, and Seiko Noda, the current acting director of the Liberal Democratic Party.

　　Why is this election so much concerned in Japan?

The diplomatic strategy of the four candidates includes what propositions about China policy?

Currently, who has the highest approval rating?

After the election, how might the trend of Japanese politics change?

　　A set of pictures to interpret the election situation of the Liberal Democratic Party in Japan.

Introduction by Fumio Kishida.