The following is a list of recommended nominees for former secretary-general Shigeru Ishiba (63), Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga (71), and Fumio Kishida (63) were notified to the LDP presidential election announced on the 8th of September.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga (71), Fumio Kishida Chairman (63), Shigeru Ishiba (Former Secretary-General) (63), who are running for the election of the Liberal Democratic Party governor are activating the policy debate.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga (71), Fumio Kishida (63), Shigeru Ishiba (63), and former secretary-general (63), announced that they would stand for the LDP presidential election (notice on the 8th, voting on the 14th). There were occasions when people were asked about "cavities." The answer was three-way.

These heavy-duty tasks await the next Japanese PM!

Fumio Kishida, Chairman of the Government (63), held a press conference in Tokyo on the morning of the 3rd in a party presidential election.

With many candidates for the party presidential election, which will decide the successor to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (LDP president), activities to expand the support of each camp have become active.

Looking back on past LDP presidential elections, it is almost the case that candidates for major factions win.

The Liberal Democratic Party decides the implementation form of the presidential election, which chooses the successor of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (the party president), at the general affairs meeting on the 1st.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will hold a press conference at the prime minister's office from 5 pm on the 28th. Explain the "policy package" that summarizes the immediate response of the new coronavirus. The Prime Minister visited hospitals in Tokyo for two consecutive weeks on the 17th and 24th.

What emerged in response to the new coronavirus was the clogging of the policy-making structure led by the official residence, which has supported the longest administration.

　The Proposed Amendment to the Seed and Seedling Law prohibits “self-propagation” in which seeds are taken out from the harvest and repeated harvesting for registered varieties.

The number of consecutive days in office since Shinzo Abe's “re-pitching” in 2012 was 2798 days and he became the top leader alongside his former uncle, Sato Eisaku (1964-72). On 24th, it will be his 2799 days, which is the first place of the history in Japan for The Prime Minister seat.