Am 16. Oktober trafen sich LDP und Nippon Ishin, um über eine mögliche Koalition zu diskutieren. Die Ansichten über die Verfassung und die Nation scheinen zwischen den Parteien ähnlich zu sein, aber Nippon Ishin präsentierte zwölf Richtlinien, zwischen denen sie unterschiedlich waren, und forderte die LDP auf, diese zu akzeptieren.
https://jp.reuters.com/markets/japan/7MG4VVIVVFIA7K6BBRIHLRDKLQ-2025-10-16/
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12 policies are the followings. Not sure if Takaichi is going to accept these especially donations, disbanding factions, and disclosure to correspondence expenses.
1. Complete ban on corporate and organizational donations: Donations from companies and organizations should be completely banned.
2. Complete ban on factions: Factions within the LDP will be completely banned.
3. Disclosure and returning of document, communication, transportation, and accommodation expenses (formerly known as correspondence expenses): The use of correspondence expenses, which are sometimes called „second salary,“ will be made public, and any surplus will be returned to the national treasury.
4. Submission of draft constitutional amendments to the Diet: Draft articles for constitutional amendment will be submitted to the Diet.
5. Target for a 10% reduction in the number of Diet members: The aim is to reduce the number of Diet members by 10%.
6. Consumption tax cuts: Cut consumption tax to combat rising prices.
7. Regulatory reform: Carry out thorough regulatory reforms to break down vested interests.
8. A reform that requires some sacrifices.
9. Free education.
10. Basic income.
11. Constitutional reform.
12. Prefecture and state system.
I’m not economically right-wing, but Ishin seem okay in terms of views on governance.