Following the historic coalition deal between the Liberal Democratic Party and the Japan Innovation Party, unease is growing within both over the new partnership, despite it likely delivering the country its long-awaited first female prime minister.Some JIP members remain cautious, wary of past experiences in which the LDP broke policy agreements. That, combined with a shortage of experienced personnel, means the Osaka-born party has decided to confine its role to cooperation outside the Cabinet.Within the LDP, now led by conservative Sanae Takaichi, who was elected on Oct. 4, some lawmaker…READ FULL ARTICLE
