Because the relationship between the Liberal Democratic Party and "Unified Church" was exposed, and the resignation of several ministers from Kishida Cabinet has become increasingly fierce. Starting from November 3, "Kishida Bar Getting Off" began to be on the "hot topic list" of Japanese Twitter, and this is the sixth time that the entry has been flooding the screen since late June this year.
After November entered, the Kishida cabinet's support rate continued to decline. The results of many polls showed that the Kishida cabinet's support rate had fallen to a new low. In mid-November, the poll results released by Japan's NHK TV showed that the Kishida cabinet's approval rating was only 33%. The poll results conducted by Japan's " Daily News " on November 19 and 20 showed that 43% of the people "hope to Kishida resign as soon as possible."
Facing difficulties, Kishida Fumio is already exhausted. It can be seen from some videos that when answering reporters' questions, Kishida frequently experiences such as distracted, unable to answer words, or "thought pauses".
What makes it worse is that the Japanese "Wenchun Weekly", which is famous for disclosing political privacy and once "strikes" many senior Japanese officials, recently revealed that Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's "election income and expenditure report" has a large number of "problem receipts". In Japanese politics, the "money issue" has always been relatively sensitive, so the news came out in an uproar.
At present, international public opinion, especially all sectors of Japanese society, are paying attention to: How long can Kishida stay in the position of Prime Minister?
Perhaps many friends are still impressed by the long-term rule of Shinzo Abe in Japan in the past few years. In fact, Abe is a special case; "The revolving lantern is usually changed to the prime minister" is the norm in Japanese politics. In other words, in Japan, after a "quasi-long regime", a bunch of short-lived governments often follow. It is not until this generation of political elites completes the "generational alternation" that a new long-term government is possible.
We have predicted before that starting from Suka Yoshihide , Japan will enter a period of change of political figures in this generation, and a group of Japanese prime ministers will "do not do it for a long time". Suga Yoshihide was indeed "coming and going in a hurry", and Fumio Kishida could not escape this law.
Now, " is raining all night long", the Japanese economy , which has "lost thirty years", has encountered the impact of the epidemic and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and has fallen into a greater dilemma, which further exacerbated the turmoil in Japan's political arena.
We might as well review that in the 1990s, after Japan fell into the economic crisis after the Cold War , nine prime ministers were replaced in succession between the 10 years from 1989 to 1998. Therefore, as an analogy, Japanese politics really may once again start a chaos like "Nine Majors in Ten Years".
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