WASHINGTON - As Japan's ruling party moves to pick Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's successor, analysts in the United States are concerned Tokyo may see a return to an era of revolving-door leadership amid security challenges in Asia, even though they expect the U.S.-Japan alliance to remain robust.
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