That sounds tough for Suga.

The last task for the next PM is to protect Japan from ballistic threats.

Starting 1 October, Tokyo is included in the travel campaign to boost Tokyo's consumption and alleviate its tourism industry hit hard by COVID-19 pandemics.

On the 11th, Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Kazuyoshi Akaba announced a policy to add Tokyo, which is excluded from the travel demand stimulation measure "GoTo Travel" business, from October 1st.

Is it too early?

Suga's road to being the next Prime Minister is as smooth as ever

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has resigned over health concerns. Nearly two weeks after his resignation, the country is facing daunting challenges stemming from the pandemic and some other things.

If parliament will be dissolved and a snap election will be done, COVID-19 should be the reason.

Haven't been elected as the next leader of LDP, Suga already has laid out his objectives for Japan's health.

On September 7th, the City Election Commission to specify "Osaka City is abolished" on the ballot.

Does Taro Kono have the PM Factor for Japan?

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, who has made a sudden leap forward as the "favorite" in the election of the LDP president who virtually decides the next prime minister. While covering the site of the presidential election for the first time, the reality of the power struggle is causing extreme discomfort for him.