Japan Election: Business Leaders Call for Stable Government After Election; Regaining the Public’s Trust Imperative
Masakazu Tokura, chairman of the Japan Business Federation, center, speaks to the press at the Prime Minister’s Office on Oct. 4.
17:29 JST, October 28, 2024
Business communities have called for a stable government to avoid a political vacuum following the recent House of Representatives election in which the Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito failed to secure a majority.
“The people have made a stern judgment on the issue surrounding [the LDP’s] political funds. This should be taken seriously,” said Masakazu Tokura, chairman of the Japan Business Federation (Keidanren).
However, Tokura also urged the continuation of government based on the framework of the current ruling parties. “We strongly hope that a stable political structure centered on the LDP and Komeito will be established and that policy-oriented politics will be promoted,” he said.
Ken Kobayashi, chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said, “In addition to enhancing the transparency of political funds, we would like the government to regain the trust of the people through the implementation of policies.”
Top Articles in Politics
-
India’s Arms Indigenization Quest for Self-Reliance / New Delhi Sticks to Its ‘All-Alignment’ Guns Even after Iran Warship Attack
-
Japan Aims to Enhance Deterrence, Defense Industry by Allowing Exports of Weapons
-
Former Japan PM Murayama’s Farewell Ceremony Held; Former Deputy PM Kono Vows to ‘Carry on Path Toward Peace’
-
Chinese Warships Cruise Past Japanese Islands in Retaliation for MSDF Ship Using Taiwan Strait
-
Japan Monitoring Situation Surrounding Revocation of Taiwan President’s Flight Permit by 3 Island Countries
JN ACCESS RANKING
-
Earthquake Hits Japan’s Tohoku Region; 3-meter Tsunami Warning Issued (Update 1)
-
Police Find Child’s Shoe During Search for Missing Boy in Nantan, Kyoto Prefecture
-
Body Found in Nantan, Kyoto Prefecture, During Search for 11-Year-Old Boy in Area (Update 1)
-
Cherry Blossoms, Rapeseed Flowers Perform Colorful ‘Duet’ in Niigata
-
China, South Korea Object to Japanese PM Takaichi’s Ritual Offering to Yasukuni Shrine
Most read in the last 24 hours
-
Milano Cortina 2026: Miura, Kihara Among Participants at Tokyo Pa...
-
Japan to Release Additional Oil Reserves from May 1
-
Iwate Pref. Forest Fires Continue into 4th Day, with 30% of Town'...
-
Mazda to End Domestic Production of Mazda2 Compact Car
-
Former Staff Members at Japan's Osaka-Kansai Expo Use Skills from...
Most read in the last 7 days
-
Earthquake Hits Japan's Tohoku Region; 3-meter Tsunami Warning Is...
-
China, South Korea Object to Japanese PM Takaichi's Ritual Offeri...
-
Trump Extends the Ceasefire with Iran but Keeps the Blockade
-
India's Arms Indigenization Quest for Self-Reliance / New Delhi S...
-
¥1,000 Coins to Be Issued to Mark Anniversary of Beginning of Jap...
Most read in the last 30 days
-
Earthquake Hits Japan's Tohoku Region; 3-meter Tsunami Warning Is...
-
Police Find Child's Shoe During Search for Missing Boy in Nantan,...
-
Body Found in Nantan, Kyoto Prefecture, During Search for 11-Year...
-
Cherry Blossoms, Rapeseed Flowers Perform Colorful ‘Duet’ in Niig...
-
China, South Korea Object to Japanese PM Takaichi's Ritual Offeri...

