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Whoever wins the Liberal Democratic Party’s Sept. 27 presidential election, they will take over the tasks and burdens currently shouldered by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. So it is meaningful to reflect on what Kishida has done, or failed to do, to anticipate the future.
