据报道，公明党退出执政联盟，隆市竞选日本首相的努力受到冲击

2025-10-10 15:52

Japan’s Komeito political party is said to be quitting the country’s ruling coalition led by the Liberal Democratic Party, public broadcaster NHK said on Friday.
Komeito Chief Representative Tetsuo Saito said that the LDP “failed to provide sufficient answers regarding political funding issues” after meeting with LDP President Takaichi Sanae, according to the report.
If confirmed, the split would end a political alliance that has existed since 1999. The development comes just days before an Oct. 15 parliamentary vote to select Japan’s next prime minister.
Although Takaichi won the LDP leadership vote on Oct. 4, the party lacks a majority in Japan’s Lower House. Komeito’s departure could further erode the ruling bloc’s support.
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