Japanese LDP lost three places on elections in Kokkay

The ruling Liberal democratic party of the prime minister of Yosikhide Suga lost on April 25 two key places at parliamentary elections in prefectures Hiroshima and Nagano, reports The Asahi Shimbun. It were the first elections which have been carried out at national level since of Yosikhide Suga replaced Shinzo Abe on a post of the prime minister in September of last year. As LDPYa could not expose the candidate on the national elections which have taken place on the same day and to Prefecture of Hokkaido, the oppositional camp could take all three places. This failure, most likely, will force administration of Yosikhide Suga to reconsider the...