Today, 79 years ago, on April 10, 1946 (Calendar 9 March 1946), the Japanese voted in favour of liberalized policies for women's first exercise of the right to vote. Women participated in parliament, an unprecedented event on April 10, 946 when Japan voted to ratify a new constitution and expand parliamentary powers, voters also forced Shinzo Abe to resign and give the Liberal Party a majority of votes. Shinzo Abe will preside over the new government and he will be able to form a coalition government with progressive politicians in parliament. This election was historic. In Japan's history, women for the first time exercised the right to vote. Before the election, a large-scale march was held in Tokyo to criticize Shinzo Abe that he did not speed up the process of liberalization