[World Wide Web Report] According to Japan's Kyodo News Agency, Tetsuo Sato, the leader of the New Komeito Party in Japan, confirmed after meeting with the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party on October 10 that the Komeito Party had decided to leave the ruling coalition, and that the party's members of parliament would not vote for Takashii Harami in the prime minister's election. Instead, he voted for himself.

According to the report, Zidane said that on the "political black gold" issue, there were serious differences between the Communist Party and the Communist Party, and the Communist Party demanded that the Communist Party strengthen the rules on corporate and group donations, but the responses given by the Communist Party are not sufficient and regret this.

Jiji News Agency analyzed that the departure of the Komeito Party from the ruling coalition will be a major turning point in Japanese politics, and the political confrontation surrounding the election of the prime minister by name will become more intense. Japan's Fuji News Network said that after the Komeito Party broke away from the ruling coalition, there was uncertainty as to whether Takichi Haraichi could become prime minister, and the result of the prime minister's named election became unclear.