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On the same day, Takashi Saami held talks with the leader of the opposition Constitutional Democratic Party and the leader of the National Democratic Party.

On the 4th of this month, Takashi Saami was elected president of the Liberal Democratic Party. According to regulations, she also needs to be elected by the Prime Minister to become Prime Minister of Japan. On the 10th, Japan's Komeito Party conveyed to the Liberal Democratic Party its decision to withdraw from the ruling coalition, adding to the uncertainty for Takashi's appointment as prime minister. At present, Japan's three major opposition parties, the Constitutional Democratic Party, the National Democratic Party, and the Japan Reform Council, have more seats in the House of Representatives than the Liberal Democratic Party. If these three parties join forces, it may prevent Takashi from becoming prime minister. However, there are differences in the policy propositions of the three opposition parties, or it is difficult to form an alliance. (General reporter Bai Chunyang)