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Kishida administration can t win voters confidence in Japan without clear explanations

TOKYO The July 10 House of Councillors election will question the achievements of the administration of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, which was ina

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Constitutional amendment at stake as Japan heads toward upper house election

TOKYO Ruling and opposition parties are set to go head to head over the issue of revisions to Japan s Constitution, which Prime Minister Fumio Kish

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Support for Kishida Cabinet drops to 48% as price increases hit Japan: Mainichi poll

TOKYO Support for the Cabinet of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has dropped to 48%, while many people are feeling the impact of increased living cost

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42% want opposition bloc to gain seats in July Japan upper house election: poll

TOKYO Forty-two percent of respondents to a June 18 Mainichi Shimbun and Social Survey Research Center opinion poll said they wanted opposition par

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Japan set to boost prefectural travel subsidy programs

TOKYO Japan is expected to extend and expand its prefectural travel subsidy programs to revitalize the tourism industry hit hard by the coronavirus

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