If everything goes well, then she may be the first female prime minister in Japan's history. But well, this "if it goes well", now has to hit a big question. On October 10, the Japanese Communist Party officially announced its withdrawal from the coalition of self-government with the People's Party, ending the 26 year self-government alliance in Japanese politics. The Japanese prime minister's path is faced with great uncertainty, before the Japanese Communist Party was renowned for its tough conservative stance and stubborn attitude to historical issues. In the atmosphere of the rise of the right wing in Japan, the political attitude of the Japanese Communist Party also led her to defeat the Japanese Communist Party and succeeded in being elected chairman of the 29th National Party. After
Mrs. Thatcher of the United Kingdom, known as the "Iron Lady", was the first female prime minister in British history. Takichi Saami also learned from Mrs. Thatcher in Japanese politics and became the "Iron Lady" in Japanese politics. The 64-year-old Takashi Saami was born in Nara Prefecture, Japan. Unlike the fact that Japanese politicians are generally born into political families, Takashi Saami's father is an office worker and his mother is a policeman. He was not born into a political family. In her early years, Gao Shi and Miao's activities were not related to politics. She was a fanatical drummer of heavy metal music and did not begin to come into contact with politics until the 1980s. Japan in the 1980s was at the final stage of the economic myth, and the trade friction between Japan and the United States was becoming increasingly fierce. When going to work in the United States, Takashi Takashi was exposed to the comments of American public opinion on Japan, which gave her the idea that Japan must control its own destiny.
In 1992, Cao市早苗 was first elected as a non-party member of parliament, but in the following year she was successfully elected and joined the Democratic Party in 1996. She was elected a member of parliament ten times, but only one time. Due to her unique style of conduct, coupled with a few female parliamentarians, Cao市早苗 gained a reputation in politics, and gradually established her conservative representative position within the Democratic Party.
Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe appointed Takichi Saami as Minister of General Affairs in 2014, and Takichi Saami also officially became a core member of the Abe faction. Takashi Saami politically advocates amending the Constitution to relax restrictions on the Self-Defense Forces and allow Japan to possess offensive force; opposes allowing married women to retain their maiden names and opposes same-sex marriage. If we only look at these statements, we will still think that they are a middle-aged right-wing man, but it is difficult to imagine that they are the opinions of a female politician. In outside public opinion, Takashi Haraimu is often called the "female version of Abe" or "Japan's Trump". This shows that her political opinions belong to the right wing of the right wing.
Before the election, takaichi sanae held a number of high-level positions, including Minister of Economic Security, Deputy Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, and a record term of Minister of General Affairs. In the 2025 Liberal Democratic Party presidential election, Sanae Takaichi won the pinnacle of her political career. Last month, former Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigned due to election defeat, and the Liberal Democratic Party lost its majority in both houses of Congress. Takaichi sanae stood for the third time and finally won on October 4th, becoming the first female president of the Liberal Democratic Party in the 70 years since its establishment.
High-School has always held a tough stance towards China, she regularly visited Yasukee Shrine three times a year, including the Spring Autumn Routine Festival and the anniversary of the Japanese defeat. The Shrine honors the Japanese victims, including class A war criminals, her worship has repeatedly triggered strong protests in China and South Korea, and on August 15, 2025, the 80th anniversary of the Japanese defeat, High-School Shrine once again visited Yasukee Shrine, we have expressed strong dissatisfaction.
From our point of view, takaichi sanae is a hardcore Japanese right wing. Once she takes office, there may be another storm between Japan and neighboring countries. Takaichi sanae was elected, and some friends may have prepared bench snacks and ready to watch a good show, but takaichi sanae's attitude suddenly changed. Takaichi sanae, who had been saying "malicious words" and taking a tough stance before his election, changed his China policy after he was elected president, and made a compromise and gave up visiting the Yasukuni Shrine.
According to Lianhe Zaobao, Takashi Saami is considering abandoning his visit to the Yasukuni Shrine Autumn Festival from the 17th to the 19th of this month to avoid triggering diplomatic friction with China and South Korea. Her aides advised her that visiting the shrine could become a "trigger" and affect her diplomatic space and international image after taking office. Takashi Saami used to pay homage three times a year, which has become a symbol of her political identity. Now, as soon as she was elected, she stated: "Making appropriate judgments as appropriate must never become a diplomatic issue."
As the prime minister was supposed to succeed, she was scheduled to be appointed prime minister at the provisional congress on October 15th, but only a few days later Japanese politics changed. On October 10th, Japanese Communist Party representative Zidane Zidane officially conveyed the policy of withdrawal from joint rule to the Communist Party. The 26-year ruling alliance between the Communist Party and the Democratic Party was declared to disintegrate, meaning that the Democratic Party fell into a “double minority” situation in both houses of the House of Commons.
There are many reasons for the party’s withdrawal.
First of all, the "black gold" scandal continued to ferment within the Democratic Party, supporting the former "Abbas" of the high market early in the early days was precisely the disaster zone. In the original self-government alliance, the self-government party and the party jointly retreated, but the "black gold" scandal of the self-government party also suffered with the self-government party, suffered a batch of public opinion, and lost a lot of seats. The Japanese people were discontented with the self-government party, and the party did not want to continue to pay for the corruption of the self-government party. Of course, the most crucial is the issue of interest distribution, after the election of the high market, the choice to nominate Matsushita to
However, the core reason lies in Japan's economic and social pressure. Before Takichi Takashi talked about revitalizing "Abenomics", it was still the same way to stimulate the economy through high public spending and low interest rates, but this route is also quite controversial in Japan. As the Liberal Democratic Party has lost consecutive elections in recent years and lost its majority of seats in the National Assembly, it has become increasingly difficult to adopt relevant policies. The opposition parties are taking advantage of the iron while the iron is hot and are in full swing to form an alliance. Yuichiro Tamaki, the National Democratic Party of Japan, posted on social media saying that he is ready to take over as prime minister and hopes to continue to cooperate with the Komeito Party. If Takashi Saami cannot win over a third party to join the alliance, her career as prime minister may be in jeopardy.
Of course, we just need to watch the theatre quietly. Our policy is consistent from beginning to end. On the one hand, we welcome Japan to make positive adjustments on historical issues; on the other hand, we are always vigilant against Japan's far-right forces. Time is on our side. No matter how Japanese politics changes, China will still maintain its strategic strength, and I will remain unmoved.
Reference to:
The Japanese ruling coalition suddenly broke, why did the Communist Party withdraw?
Why the Communist Party withdrew from the ruling coalition of Japan? - Beijing Daily Client
Avoiding China and South Korea's two countries from protesting High Market Morning Suns or temporarily giving up visiting Yasukah Shrine