I'll tweet about the case where Prime Minister Kishida gave up running for the presidential election

I can understand the feeling of feeling uneasy about the current Liberal Democratic Party system, but if you think about it the other way around, there is also a possibility that current members of parliament can demonstrate stable leadership by making use of their experiences and achievements. It is also true that there are many voices evaluating the policies and execution capabilities they have shown in the past, even for Koishikawa, Mogi, and Mr. Kono.

Also, introducing a referendum when selecting the head of a country certainly emphasizes democratic aspects, but at the same time, there is also a risk that the choice will not be sufficiently discussed and will be swept away by emotions and prejudice. Respecting election results and internal party processes, and making a firm assessment of candidate policies and visions is important in order to maintain a healthy political environment.