Politics Transformation of the Liberal Democratic Party / Masaru Sato / Jirō Yamaguchi

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Politics
[Introduction]
Where is Japanese politics going?
The Liberal Democratic Party continues to lose in by-elections for the House of Representatives.
Also, the KISHIDA Fumio administration is struggling with low approval ratings due to the slush fund scandal.
Former senior Foreign Ministry analyst Masaru Sato described the administration as a "deep-sea fish-like administration."
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Professor Jiro Yamaguchi of Hosei University, said it is "going against a home-based nation."
The LDP has deteriorated to the point that it cannot be called a conservative party.
Is the LDP heading toward dissolution?
If so, who is the party that pulls the LDP out of power?
Or will it survive the crisis, as it has revived after having been in a difficult situation many times in the past?
We look at the future of the LDP and this country in light of trends in international politics.
Introduction -- Original Analysis and Forecasts from Interviews (Masaru Sato)
Chapter 1 Japanese Policy Against Trump
Chapter 2 No Longer a Conservative Party
Chapter 3 Parties That Stop the Passage of the LDP
Chapter 6 The Nature of the LDP
Chapter 5 Parties That Stop the Passage of the LDP
Chapter 6 No Longer a Conservative Party
Chapter 3 Parties That Stop the Breath of the LDP
Chapter 6 Amid the Rapidly Changing International Situation
Chapter 6 Major Turning Point (Jiro Yamaguchi)
Chapter 6 Party That Stops the Breath of the LDP
Chapter 6 Amid the Rapidly Changing International Situation
Chapter 6 Major Turning Point (Jiro Yamaguchi)
Chapter 1 Japanese Policy Against Trump
Chapter 1 No Longer a Conservative Party
Chapter 5 Parties That Stop the Breath of the LDP