Japan's general election has undergone sudden changes, takaichi sanae has been given an ultimatum, and the position of prime minister may be hopeless!

Japanese politics has recently boiled, the self-government party's internal elections have just been decided, and the high market has made a big deal. She succeeded in taking the position of self-government party president on October 4, 2025, thinking that the prime minister's throne was stable, and who knows not for a few days will come out.

The Liberal Democratic Party held a presidential election from the end of September to the beginning of October 2025. As one of the candidates, Sanae Takaichi stood out with the support of conservatives within the party. She got 183 votes in the first round of voting, ahead of Koizumi Shinjiro's 164 votes, and then won in the second round with 54.25% of the votes. The background of this election is that former Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba lost a majority of seats after the upper house election in July 2025, and the Liberal Democratic Party urgently needs new leadership to stabilize its position. Takaichi sanae's victory benefited from the votes of local branches. She won 36 votes in 47 prefectures and counties, and the conservative sentiment at the grassroots level helped a lot. Party bigwigs like Taro Aso gave her key support in the second round, allowing her to reverse the tables.

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The leader of the Communist Party, Zidane Zidane, issued a formal request to the Communist Party on October 9 to strengthen the supervision of corporate contributions. This is equivalent to a briefing, giving the Communist Party the last chance. The response from the high-profile camp is remarkable, and they say the issue has been resolved, and they do not intend to investigate in depth. As a result, on October 10, Zidane Zidane directly announced that the Communist Party would withdraw from the ruling coalition, bringing 26 years of cooperation to zero. The Communist Party said that it would not support the candidates for the nomination of the Prime Minister by the Communist Party.

The cause of the collapse of the alliance is the long-standing accumulated contradiction. The Communist Party has always been concerned about the financial scandal of the self-government party, and felt that the basis of trust was lost. After the election of the High City, the Communist Party did not stabilize first, but prioritized contact with the National Democratic Party in the field. This made the Communist Party feel disregarded and completely broke the idea of cooperation.

Now, the self-government party seats are embarrassing. They have only 196 seats in the House of Representatives, 37 votes less than half of the 233 seats. Previously, the 24 seats of the Communist Party were replenished, and now there is no pillar. In the opposition side, the power is not small, the Constitutional Democratic Party has 148 seats, the Japanese Vichy will have 35 seats, the National Democratic Party has 27 seats, the Three Party has 210 seats, only 20 seats less than the former ruling alliance. This means that the opposition can join hands to block the path of the People's Party.

The prime minister's nomination election was scheduled for October 15, and the result was delayed because of the collapse of the coalition. Now the parliament has not set a new date, and the whole political world is stuck there. The self-government party has to hurry to find new partners, and the high-ranking prime minister has met three opposition leaders on October 15 to try to pull the ballot. Japan's Victorian Party's Yoshihiro Yoshihiro has become a key target, and they have some common points in policy.

On the economic side, the turmoil has begun to affect people’s livelihoods. Gasoline tax cuts and high school tuition deductions have all been postponed. Japan’s debt accounts for more than 260 percent of GDP, and the economic growth rate in the second quarter was only 0.8 percent, and political instability has made the situation worse.

The election was originally a victory for the conservative logic within the party, but it raised concerns for the outside. A poll showed that 53.6% of people feared she would worsen relations with China and Japan. Her campaign program was a tool within the party, but a burden in society. This collapse of the coalition exposed the weaknesses of the self-reliance valve and gold power model, and long-term monopoly status was challenged.