LDP leader Takaichi quips she may not become PM despite aims October 15 ブランド時計コピー  2025 (Mainichi Japan) Japanese version LDP President Sanae Takaichi answers questions during a news conference following a meeting of party members in both chambers of the Diet, at the party's headquarters on Oct. 14, 2025. (Mainichi/Kentaro Ikushima) TOKYO -- Sanae Takaichi スーパーコピー激安  the recently elected president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) took a jab at herself during a lecture in Tokyo on Oct. 14 following the departure of Komeito from the ruling coalition, describing herself a "woman who might not become prime minister." "I'm the unfortunate Sanae Takaichi, who has become president of the LDP but who is said to be 'a woman who might not become prime minister ブランドバッグコピー '" she told participants at the lecture. Nevertheless コピーブランド財布  she expressed her determination to succeed to the role, stating, "I will not give up even in such times. I will exhaust all means until the moment the prime minister is designated." Following the decision by Komeito to leave the ruling coalition, the LDP has been left with 196 seats in the 465-seat House of Representatives ブランド激安コピー  leaving it 37 seats short of a majority. The opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, meanwhile, is intensifying efforts to build a majority among the opposition parties, aiming for a change in government. Takaichi gave her lecture at an event related to startups addressing social issues. She urged, "If I become prime minister, let's exchange various opinions and strengthen Japan's economy together." (Japanese original by Ryoma Hara, Political News Department) Font Size SML Print Go to The Mainichi Home Page