On October 10, in Tokyo, Japan, Japan's self-government party chairman Cao市早苗 met with reporters.
On the 15th, the Japanese cabinet chief of staff Lin Feng announced the plan to convene an interim congress on the 21st session of the parliamentary operating committee in both houses of the congress, and proposed to hold prime minister nomination elections on the same day to elect the successor of Prime Minister Shapro Mou, but the opposition did not accept the proposal to hold prime minister nomination elections because of the ongoing inter-party consultation.
On the 10th, with the sudden disintegration of the ruling coalition between the Liberal Democratic Party and the Komeito Party, Japan's political situation instantly fell into a chaotic state of various parties competing for candidates from the deterministic situation of the "first female prime minister". From the 14th of the end of Japan's three consecutive holidays, the headquarters of political parties in Tokyo intensively ushered in cross-party talks, and each round of negotiations affected the possibility of regime change.
After losing the support of 24 members of the Komeito Party, the Liberal Democratic Party fell into the dilemma of "it was impossible to govern alone", and Takashi's career as prime minister changed from "certain" to "precarious". Faced with the offensive of the opposition parties, on the 14th, Takashi expressed in a low-profile manner at the all-party assembly that he would bear full responsibility for the Komeito Party's separation from the ruling coalition. On the other hand, he stated that he would resolutely win the throne of prime minister. His response strategy was to "fire-fighting" lobbying to "dismantle the opposition party alliance" to break the deadlock, and the moderate faction in the Liberal Democratic Party also gave an "internal emergency plan" to maintain power.
On the 15th, Qingdao began to hold intensive talks with the three leaders of the opposition party, and viewed the National Democratic Party as the core breakthrough. Earlier, Qingdao had twice met with the leader of the National Democratic Party, Yummy Yummy, to "increase the starting point of income tax", "extend gasoline tax reduction" and other people's livelihoods policies as the two-party cooperation code. But after the Qingdao left the ruling union, the negotiations lost their key attraction, Yummy on the 15th meeting clearly stated that "no more than half of the seats can be discussed with the Democratic Party cooperation, and the discussion is almost meaningless", will not participate in the joint power. However, in the talks with the Vietnamese Party's
In addition, in view of the current grim situation, some members of the Liberal Democratic Party have recently proposed a "general separation" scheme in which former Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will remain as prime minister and Takaichi will retain the post of president, so as to repair the relationship with Komeito Party (that is, the president and prime minister of the Liberal Democratic Party will be held by different people). This plan is not groundless. Shigeru Ishiba has not stepped down yet, and his moderate image is easily accepted by the middle parties. However, Shunichi Suzuki, secretary general of the Liberal Democratic Party, explicitly denied "considering this practice" on the 14th, indicating that conservatives in the party are still unwilling to give up the line dominated by Takashi.