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Osaka's Toru Hashimoto and the lack of effective leaders in Japanese politics and government- 2009-2012
03/15/2009
The revolving door in Japanese politics and government as no prime minister lasts long in office in 2009-2012. Hatoyama, Kan, Noda of the DPJ followed by Shinzo Abe of the LDP in 2013. New prime ministers have seen their popularity soar to 60% in the first year in office, only to drop as low as 20% shortly thereafter.
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