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Japanese PM dissolves lower house

By Zhang Yunbi (China Daily) Updated: 2012-11-17 00:59

Yang Bojiang, a professor of Japanese studies at the University of International Relations in Beijing, said the overall political pursuits highlighted in the upcoming chaotic month will be defined as "going right-wing" as Japan's ties with China deteriorate at this sensitive time.

"The Japanese community, in recent years, has shown an evolving tendency for conservatism. Bitter remarks to fan the nationalist mood for votes will be a theme in the upcoming election for most of the parties involved," Yang said.

Electoral cooperation may be announced on Saturday between two new radical right-wing parties — former Tokyo governor Shintaro Ishihara's Party of Sun, and Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto's Japan Restoration Party, Japan's Jiji Press News Agency said.

The new radical parties, aiming to form a "third force" that could challenge the traditional parties, may become a major force if they gain considerable momentum in the election, said Gao Hong, deputy-director of the Institute of Japanese Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

"If they form an alliance with the powerful Liberal Democratic Party to win a majority in the Parliament, Japanese politics may see a change," Gao said.

Feng Wei, an expert on Japanese studies at Fudan University in Shanghai, said Noda's grip on the Cabinet was loosened in the context of overwhelmingly unfavorable approval ratings. Support for Noda's Cabinet slumped to less than 18 percent earlier this week.

"The LDP is likely to retake the top seats. How to face the situation remains a test for the new leadership in China," Feng said.

As for the future agenda in the month before the new ruling party is unveiled, analysts warned about a possible power vacuum in the existing Cabinet.

"The DPJ Cabinet, now a door-keeper during the power transition, seems more helpless than a lame duck, and its legitimacy is being questioned as the party is losing its majority in both the lower and upper houses," Yang Bojiang said.

The Japanese government has made the preliminary decision to dispatch its next ambassador to Beijing in late December.

Masato Kitera, the 59-year-old deputy chief Cabinet secretary, is expected to see the official confirmation of his new Beijing position during next week's Japanese Cabinet meeting, Kyodo News Agency said.

Beijing on Friday said the China is following international routines and relevant procedures related to the arrival of the new Japanese ambassadors.

"Currently, China-Japan ties are in serious difficulty, and every one knows the reason behind it — the unilateral provocations of the Japanese side," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said.

Contact the writer at zhangyunbi@chinadaily.com.cn

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