A coalition formed to back Koja for governor election, driven by the US base dispute in Okinawa.
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What happened
A coalition formed to back Koja for governor election, driven by the US base dispute in Okinawa.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Denny Tamaki
Japanese politician
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Komeito
conservative political party in Japan
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Related events
- The Centrist Reform Alliance included lawmakers from Komeito and the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan.
- Takaichi seeks to strengthen Okinawa's economy while Denny Tamaki receives political support from the Japanese Communist Party.
- Bloomberg reports on Japanese economic events as the LDP, a storied Japanese party, faces the aftermath of an upper house election where the coalition lost its majority.