Japan’s Takaichi won the election, but at what cost to the LDP?

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Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)-led coalition, under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, won a significant victory in Sunday's general election, securing a supermajority in the House of Representatives. Takaichi campaigned on a hardline conservative platform, appealing to voters concerned about economic issues and regional tensions. However, analysts, such as political scientist Masato Kamikubo, suggest that this embrace of conservative policies could narrow the LDP's support base. The concern is that the LDP risks alienating more diverse segments of society by opposing issues like same-sex marriage and separate surnames for married couples, potentially weakening the party's long-term dominance.
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