TOKYO - After Japan's 150-day ordinary Diet session wrapped up with the long-running scandal over slush funds still dogging the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, attention now shifts to the party's presidential race in September which sees Prime Minister Fumio Kishida facing the real possibility of a leadership challenge.
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