Former Prime Minister Abe was shot dead by a gun.

Former Prime Minister Abe, who was giving a speech in Nara City, was shot by a man and was taken to a hospital with cardiopulmonary arrest for treatment, but he died.

In Japan, there are mourning voices from each party.

Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Kaneko "I'm getting angry"

After 5:30 pm, Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications told reporters at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, "I'm really disappointed that I'm surprised. I'm really annoyed and angry because something impossible has happened. Former Prime Minister Abe has been firmly up to now. Thank you for supporting Japan. I am really sorry and I would like to pray for your souls from the bottom of my heart. "

In addition, "To prepare for unforeseen circumstances at polling stations and ballot counting stations, we will ask each election administration committee of the local government to take all possible measures such as reporting to related organizations including the police and confirming the establishment of a communication system. We will notify you immediately, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications will build a partnership with the Cabinet's crisis management department in case of an emergency. "

Treasury Minister Suzuki "A great achievement was left"

At the Ministry of Finance, Minister of Finance Suzuki told reporters, "I was hoping that I would be able to save my life and recover, but I am at the height of my grief. I would like to express my heartfelt condolences. "

On top of that, "I think that he was in the longest administration after the war and left a great achievement for Japan. In the economy, escape from deflation, economic revitalization, and the development of Abenomics to achieve it. So, I have been working on various international issues in close cooperation with countries that share values. I have made great achievements in domestic affairs and diplomacy. "

Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Suematsu "A word of regret"

Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Suematsu, who is in the same faction as former Prime Minister Abe, told NHK that "I just received a support speech yesterday, so I can't believe it. It's just a regrettable word. We must carry on the thoughts of former Prime Minister Abe, including the revision of the Constitution. "

Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Hagita "I can't put it into words now"

Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Hagiuda, who has been involved in political activities for many years, including serving as Deputy Secretary of the Cabinet in the Abe Cabinet, wrote in his e-mail newsletter, I blame him with the strongest words I can say. Mr. Abe was a benefactor who led me to national politics, an irreplaceable companion, and a kind brother. I pray from the bottom of my heart. "

Liberal Democratic Party Endo Election Chairman "I'm just sorry"

The Liberal Democratic Party's chairman, Endo, told reporters, "I'm just sorry," when he left the Prime Minister's Office after 6:30 pm.

Liberal Democratic Party General Manager Kono Public Relations Headquarters "This is a shock in Japan"

Kono, the head of the Liberal Democratic Party's public relations department, who served as Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister of Defense in the Abe Cabinet, told NHK that "It is a shock to see this happen in Japan. We have also dealt with foreign affairs. We have no choice but to do our best again. "

Former Defense Minister Onodera "Suspect is shocked by a former SDF officer"

Former Defense Minister Onodera of the Liberal Democratic Party told reporters at the party headquarters, "It's really hard for me to be the Prime Minister who has worked hard in the field of security. I myself am very shocked that the suspect was a former self-defense officer. Have received. "

Former Chairman of the National Public Safety Commission Furuya "I can never forgive"

Former National Public Safety Commission Chairman Furuya of the Liberal Democratic Party told reporters after visiting the home of former Prime Minister Abe in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, "I can never forgive it because it is a story that can not be a democracy." I did.

Former Liberal Democratic President Takamura "I wanted you to do your best"

Former Vice President Masahiko Komura of the Liberal Democratic Party, who was in the same Yamaguchi prefecture as former Prime Minister Abe, told reporters, "I was the Prime Minister when I was the Minister of Defense and was the Vice President when I was the Vice President, and let me work together. I was disappointed because I received it. I wanted you to do your best for Japan. "

Former Secretary General of the Liberal Democratic Party Ishiba "Mr. Abe is a symbolic existence"

Former Secretary General of the Liberal Democratic Party, Shigeru Ishiba, told NHK that "it is nothing more than the act of destroying democracy with violence. Mr. Abe is a symbolic figure in the economic and security policy fields, and I was at the other end of the spectrum. Maybe, but I think it was the Liberal Democratic Party itself, which has free discussions, so it's a pity that I died. I miss the days when I was working with Mr. Abe on a change of government. This tragedy. To overcome the problem is to protect Mr. Abe's thoughts. "

Former Secretary General of the Liberal Democratic Party Ishihara "It's just sad."

Former Secretary General of the Liberal Democratic Party, Ishihara, told NHK, "I worked with him many times as a minister and a party officer, and I have been a drinking companion since I was young. At times, Mr. Abe was the most worried. Anyway, it's sad, that's all. I'm crying. "

Liberal Democratic Party Member of the House of Representatives Shiozaki "I think he is the most regrettable"

Former member of the House of Representatives Yasuhisa Shiozaki of the Liberal Democratic Party, who served as Chief Cabinet Secretary and Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare in the Abe Cabinet, told NHK that "I met Mr. Abe 40 years ago, and the first election of a member of the House of Representatives was the most difficult at the same time. He was an important friend and comrade. "

On top of that, "Mr. Abe was thinking more than anyone about how Japan would survive in the world. Based on Japan's history and tradition, it is a great achievement to make Japan equal to the world in terms of diplomacy and security. It's a pity that it's really annoying, but Mr. Abe himself is probably the most regrettable. I want to pray for his soul. "

Representative Izumi Ritsumin "A great step forward with different political stances"

Izumi, the representative of the Constitutional Democratic Party, told reporters at the party headquarters, "I pray from the bottom of my heart and pray for the souls, and I would like to categorically condemn the occurrence of such terrorist acts. However, I would like to offer my sincere condolences as the former Prime Minister who has left a great deal of progress in national politics and led Japan. "

On top of that, "We must not give in to such acts of terrorism, and speech and political activities should not be atrophied. The Constitutional Democratic Party will continue its political and election activities, and tomorrow will not allow acts of terrorism." We will continue to carry out the elections that are the basis of democracy, including appealing to protect democracy. "

Restoration Baba co-representative "Keuna politician lost national interest"

Baba, the co-representative of the Nippon Ishin no Kai, told NHK in the Diet that he was an ideal politician who was "very humorous, had a witty conversation, had a broad heart, and was thinking about everyone. It is a great pity that he is a humorous politician who has set high ideals for the nation and the people and has dealt with various difficult problems and has made a great contribution to Japan.

Moreover, he said, "I don't think anyone expected this to happen in modern Japan. The challenge to democracy only raises anger."

Democratic Party for the People Tamaki "Giant Star Falling in the Heart"

Tamaki, the representative of the Democratic Party for the People, told reporters in Akasaka, Tokyo, "I am very sorry that a big existence has been lost from the political world of Japan. I will do it. "

On top of that, "This barbarity is a serious challenge and threat to democracy. Since we must not succumb to violence, we will continue the campaign, which is the greatest manifestation of democracy, and firmly protect the freedom of speech and campaign. I have to go. "

Communist Shii Chairman "Very sad and lonely"

In a street speech in Nagoya, the Communist Party chairman said, "I would like to express my heartfelt condolences. Although I had a different political position, I was born in the same year and was elected as a person who lived together in the same era. I feel very sad and lonely. "

He added, "Never allow sneaky terrorism to kill speech, let alone denounce the barbarism in the midst of the most important elections for democracy. There is no terrorism that cuts off speech with violence. I will do my best to make it a society. "

Reiwa Yamamoto representative "shock can not be organized"

Reiwa Shinsengumi's representative Yamamoto told NHK in Tokyo, "I'm only shocked. Mr. Abe has a political stance opposite to us, but he has served as prime minister twice and has a great deal of power. I was a politician with a politician. I still can't organize myself that I lost my life in the shooting. I have no choice but to swear. "

Social Democratic Party leader Fukushima "again strongly protests against terrorism"

Fukushima, the leader of the Social Democratic Party, posted on his Twitter account, "It is reported that former Prime Minister Abe has died. I strongly protest against terrorism. And I would like to express my heartfelt condolences."

N party leader Tachibana "I can't forgive the criminal"

NHK leader Tachibana told NHK, "I'm really sorry. I want you to sleep peacefully. At the same time as feeling that you can't forgive the criminal, how can you prevent this from happening again? Must be. "

National Governors' Association Chairman Hirai "Terrorism against Democracy"

Governor Hirai of Tottori Prefecture, who serves as the chairman of the National Governors' Association, said, "We cannot help but be angry at the terrorism against democracy and the indescribable barbarism. Former Prime Minister Abe said," One with the region. " We have made great achievements in promoting the creation. We pray for the souls from the bottom of our hearts and offer our sincere gratitude. "