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Market impact of Abe assassination is risk off, think it's likely the Liberal Democratic Party gains support in 10 Jul elections and moves to implement Abenomics-themed economic policies/hawkish foreign policy. Looking at upside potential for nuclear power industry and Japanese defense contractors.
Market impact of Abe assassination is risk off, think it's likely the LDP gains support in 10 July elections and moves to implement Abenomics-themed economic policies/hawkish foreign policy. Looking at upside potential for nuclear power industry and Japanese defense contractors.
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How uranium will give you a perma-hard erection and bring the wife back
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Here's a serious answer. The MOF (i.e. the real power) is flexing and pressuring the LDP to oust the PM.
China use different technology to avoid ASML patents. ASML use LPP laser-produced plasma, China use LDP Laser-assisted Discharge-produced Plasma. How can China steal technology from ASML
Japan LDP leadership drama too
LDP elected a new leader they are pretty excited about.
Wishful thinking. I live in Japan. Everything indicates [interest rates will still rise](https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/takaichi-win-japan-leader-may-delay-not-derail-boj-rate-hikes-2025-10-05/). [Inflation is high and people here are upset about it](https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20250922_B2/) and the LDP is in trouble. BOJ will hike raise interest rates. Likely in December.
yeah really depends on if they announce a deal with Canada, Mexico or the EU. Japan is kinda fucked after the LDP lost the upper house too.
not trying to be all *well akshually* but the gov protects the rice industry largely due to its political importance, not food security. rice consumption has declined for decades while bread consumption has increased, and rice remains heavily subsidized and shielded by import restrictions. the agri sector, especially rice, has long been a key support base for the ruling LDP so upsetting it risks destabilizing the party’s postwar political dominance.
Here’s the thing: Japan has a history of being fucked over on these trade agreements. We can go all the way back to 1985 with the Plaza Accord which basically helped walk Japan into a recession in the 90s. Now 🥭 wants them to basically give up their domestic rice production so they can buy more American rice (which Japanese people don’t even like anyway) and also I guess give up their domestic auto industry too. The only reason Japan is growing some balls here is because there are elections in July and we have already seen how anti-🥭 sentiment has played out in other countries when it comes to elections. The LDP in Japan have basically ruled almost continuously for 70 years. And they’re at risk of losing everything in July.
The speech was from an opposition minister of the CDP. Japan is governed by the coalition of LDP and Komeito party. However, it would be wise for the foreign minister to listen to that guy because CDP is gaining more and more seats while the LDP which has ruled Japan for 70 years is losing seats.
Welp, should’ve contracted on LDP terms and not CIF.
Basically. It's been that way ever since MacArthur led the reconstruction, forgiving WW2 criminals and keeping them in positions of power. There's a reason why the LDP has a stranglehold on power
>the US helped LDP stay in power, but we're talking about decades ago. U.S. PR: "Guys, I’ve changed. I was forced to beat you up because of that other guy. Trust me—I’ve changed." Enjoy the last days of prosperity bro 🤣
The main reason is to have a foothold against China, and potential Russian aggression in the region. You're vastly overstating the influence that the US military has over Korean and Japanese politics in the modern era. Yes, the US helped LDP stay in power, but we're talking about decades ago. Similarly, the US kept Park in power, but that was in the 70s.
I didn't say the U.S. is benevolent. In fact, it's the opposite. Having military and intelligence presence in Japan and Korea gives them the power to influence and potentially change the domestic politics of these countries. Just look into how the LDP originated and how it gained so much power in Japan (spoiler: the CIA installed puppets and eliminated popular opposition leaders). America has a history of individually threatening and blackmailing foreign leaders. In Japan and Korea, this is even more effective due to the military presence. I predict East Asia and Southeast Asia will become the next Middle East.
U.S. doesn't have to outright use its military force. It has a massive presence in Japan, and it can secretly carry out political assassinations and install puppets. (The whole reason the LDP has been in power for so long is because it was backed by the CIA, which carried out extrajudicial killings of popular opposition leaders.) So, individually threatening leaders to get their way is pretty much what they'll do. Any political leader who truly has their country's best interests at heart wouldn't sign these stupid deals with Trump. So blackmail and threats will work—just like they did recently with El Salvador. I predict East Asia and Southeast Asia will eventually turn into the next Middle East.
No because the LDP is literally controlled by the CIA, and the US just dangles China over them the second they step out of line.
The tool is unlikely to be made for lithography. Its properties seem to be made for optical alignment and mask inspection given laser induced discharge plasma (LDP) intrinsic limitations and it’s near identical similarities to the technology incorporated by USHIO technology who have used LDP technology for mask inspection alignment and beam-line applications for close to ten years. [https://www.euvlitho.com/2020/S23.pdf](https://www.euvlitho.com/2020/S23.pdf) [https://wccftech.com/ushios-breakthrough-in-the-niche-extreme-ultraviolet-lithography-market/](https://wccftech.com/ushios-breakthrough-in-the-niche-extreme-ultraviolet-lithography-market/) It’s important to note that laser induced discharge plasma (LDP) light source was researched seventeen years ago by ASML and Xtreme it failed to compare to Laser-Produced Plasma (LPP) technology given its worst levels of debris, lower power conversion and in particular plasma stability and uniformity. [https://www.ushio.co.jp/en/news/1002/2011-2011/101316.html](https://www.ushio.co.jp/en/news/1002/2011-2011/101316.html) Even if they develop a fully integrated prototype it will still at-least a decade to turn it into a machine that is economic competitive to multi patterning DUV. For instance ASML released the alpha functional EUV machine in 2004-2006 that actually used a plasma discharge EUV light source. It still took fifteen years of development to turn it into a machine capable of manufacturing at a high-volume scale ASML 3400c [https://www.asml.com/en/news/press-releases/2006/asml-has-shipped-the-industry-first-euv-tools](https://www.asml.com/en/news/press-releases/2006/asml-has-shipped-the-industry-first-euv-tools)
The TSE website said there was one company with 1,000 share units as of 2018. Japan's pension system is clearly bankrupt and reform is essential. However, populist policies toward the elderly are rampant in Japan due to low voter turnout among young people. An estimate was made once that the average senior citizen would need approximately $30,000 to live on in retirement (it will be $150,000 by my time!).The LDP got away with it by rubbing it out. Excessive self-help is intended to stimulate investment, but this will ultimately lead to widening inequality. The world's most successful communist country is now about to meet the same end as many of its compatriots.
Is it about Japan? It is a little complicated and I recommend that you look it up yourself, but I will explain it to you. Sorry if I mislead you about the names of the political parties, as they are complicated in English. The current ruling party is the Liberal Democratic Party, which can be thought of as aiming to deregulate real estate. For example, it aims to have banks act as intermediaries for real estate investment, deregulate commercial property, and promote real estate investment by foreigners. However, the LDP is the minority ruling party in the Diet, and the opposition parties, the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan and the People's Democratic Party of Japan, are aiming to strengthen taxes on the wealthy and curb the real estate bubble caused by tower condominium investments, so overall, the trend is toward tighter regulations. In addition, the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike is likely to deal a strong blow to those who have been taking out variable-rate mortgages, which is a headwind for the real estate industry.
How does that work with their Primeminister still being from the LDP? Who's got the saying?
Their majority ruling party LDP that has been in power for a long time, lost its majority today in the erection.
LDP about to lose majority Nikkei about to show the world new shades of red tomorrow, that no one knew ever existed. 
You realize that the LDP is the reason why the Japanese market has underperformed the past 30 years. Right? RIGHT?
"Japan is on the cusp of emerging from deflation. We shouldn't stop this drive and instead accelerate it" with a focus on boosting wages and capital expenditure, Kato said in a news conference announcing his intention to run in the Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) leadership race on Sept. 27.The winner of the Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) leadership race, scheduled on Sept. 27, will become the nation's next prime minister due to the party's control of parliament. ur puts r expiring worthless, big dawg 
"Japan is on the cusp of emerging from deflation. We shouldn't stop this drive and instead accelerate it" with a focus on doubling household income and boosting capital expenditure, Kato said in a news conference announcing his intention to run in the Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) leadership race on Sept. 27. CARRY TRADE BACK ON OR WHAT 
We just sort of say iya iya and the LDP is back there just doing the 360 degree mid fuck pushup feat while the Koumeito guy gives himself a tug in the background. In the end, we don't get off, but we do get paid. In yen. Excuse me, I have to go shower now.
Japan for literal decades was attempting to induce inflation because Japanese people are safe-minded savers who clenched their money with a tight fist post-1991 bubble popping. The LDP for years and years was actually trying to get the yen to 140 per dollar when it was stuck forever between 90-100, which is why Japan's interest rates are rock bottom. Combine that with a shrinking population and you have some of the cheapest mortgages on earth. Japan is in a position like almost no other country to actually benefit from the inflation that is happening everywhere right now. You'll see record adjusted revenues from Japanese companies in the following years thanks to this. tl;dr: Long Sony and other Japanese exporters, Long Japanese banks
> flexible democracies lol, the Japanese economy has weathered so much crap and no matter how much worse it gets, they will always vote LDP
Hey, sorry I took so long to respond but I thought I'd still share some more information in case you're interested. The shooter, Tetsuya Yamagami, went out to assassinate the Unification Church's leader Hak Ja Han Moon (the former wife of the Church's founder, Reverend Sun Myung Moon) but she was a no show. Yamagami's disappointment however, was offset by a 'happy' coincidence. The former PM, Shinzo Abe, happened to be giving a public speech on the street in front of the train station. So, he was a target of opportunity. Abe's grandfather helped the South Korean Unification Church spread into Japan as a conservative counterweight to Soviet-sponsored communist groups and many of his party members have enjoyed favourable relations with them as Abe's Liberal Democrat Party (LDP) overlooked the cult-like practices of the Unification Church. In return, the Church helped to mobilise volunteers and voters by campaigning on some of the same issues as the LDP; namely, family values and fears over population demographics. Groups associated with the Church often require a written policy pledge before offering endorsement of politicians. Abe himself wasn't actually a member of the Unification Church but had sent a congratulatory video message to a Church affiliate in 2021. In the video, Abe praised the Church for its commitment to traditional family values but that pretty much something up his 'personal' connection to the group. Some opposition MPs also received campaign assistance from the Church's volunteers. The shooter claims his mother donated a lot of money to the church and this ruined his life. The Unification Church found fertile ground in Japan; praying upon the national guilt over warcrimes committed by Japanese forces in Korea during World War 2 and offering a path to 'salvation'. It has a habit of accepting large donations from its supporters; a practice that has left many people poor.
Imperial Japan never stopped existing. - The ultra-conservative LDP has been in control of the country for all but 4 years since the end of the Allied Occupation in '53. - Hirohito remained on the imperial throne and was immune from war crime prosecution. - The former prime minister, Shinzo Abe, [celebrated](https://i.redd.it/40j263n7mra91.png) the legacy of [Unit 731](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731) - which was responsible for some of the worst instances of lethal human experimentation in human history. - Only decades later did the government [give a half-assed apology](https://www.npr.org/sections/parallels/2017/05/30/529671510/not-all-south-koreans-satisfied-with-japans-apology-to-comfort-women) for wide-scale sexual slavery of Korean 'comfort women'. Anyone, especially non-white foreigners, with experience living or working in Japan can attest to it being a racist, backwards culture. But anime, amirite?
この度は誠にご愁傷様でした。心よりお悔やみ申し上げます。 Thank you for sharing this and you words. Abe Sama was a gentleman abd a scholar. I had the pleasure of being in his company at an event. His personality and charisma was inspiring. I can not express the shock and sadness that is being felt in Japan today. Lost for words and I am only gaikokujin living in here. The video of Abe Akie arriving at Nara hospital and bowing deeply to the medical director as she enters is terribly moving. The utter disbelief experienced by Nihonjin today is overwhelming. Respectfully I don't think it is possible to full understand how this affects the people of Japan unless you have a deep understanding of the society. This will leave a scar on japan for a long time... My thoughts are with the Abe Akie & the Abe family, LDP and all Nihonjin today 🇯🇵🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🇯🇵
I’m pretty sure all LDP leaders also visited that shrine
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Well written post! You know more about Japanese politics than I do and I've lived here for 15 years haha. So what you're saying is him being shot will help the LDP consolidate power via the martyr effect? And thus increase nuclear energy etc help their policies get enacted
To learn more about Abe He was a Japanese Neoconservative. Don't think of this using Western liberal and conservative labels. The neocons are socially conservative, pro-classical economics, technocratic, pro-democracy, pro-government, anti-immigrant, and wary of China. In terms of foreign policy, they desire to reassert Japanese influence over the Asia Pacific through stronger international alliances, expansion of Japanese corporate interests, expansion of the military. They've gotten more anti-China over the years in response to the CCP's own anti-Japanese rhetoric - you can see this in action in the 2021 white paper over the defence of Taiwan, which expanded their concept of self defense to include a Chinese attack on Taiwan as being an existential threat to Japan. This has materialised in the form of missile installations on Ishigaki Island, just 300km off the eastern flank of Taiwan. Generally speaking, the Neocons embody the prevailing attitude of status quo and adequately represent the average Japanese voter. They're the largest faction within the LDP, who have consistently won almost every election. Not because of flawed democratic processes - their democratic institutions are rated 96/100 by Freedom House, on par with Western/Central/Northern Europe - but because they have the mandate of the people. The more extreme side of the Neocons have some WW2 war crime denial, but the majority acknowledge the crimes but don't embrace their culpability to the extent that say, Germany does. Abe himself was on the more extreme end - he expressed war crime denial as a personal opinion and was accused of insincerity and whitewashing in some of his state apologies. After Abe stepped down from representing Japan on the international stage, he still remained a powerful force in Japanese politics. He was the leader of Seiwa even after his retirement and was a mentor to both Suga and Kishida, the next two prime ministers after him. After leaving office, he went a bit 'mask off' and became one of the most vocal supporters of Taiwan and warned constantly of the threat of the CCP. Some theorise that it was a political move to allow for an unbound anti-China voice in Japanese politics - Abe would be expressing his personal opinion, not the view of the state. Regardless, he was the longest serving prime minister of Japan and generally regarded positively because of the fact he pursued the status quo. I hesitate to use another Germany comparison, but I would probably compare him to Angela Merkel in terms of political prominence/tenure, and the way he had to dance around an economically important but borderline hostile neighbouring power.
There’s no way this has geopolitical implications w/r/t military action. China just announced what, 220bn worth of fiscal stimulus? This might set the LDP up to push whatever they want through / take pressure off the BOJ.
The wind effects Chinese stocks. There will be knock on effects consistent with an FX rate shift in the short term at least, curious if this will make it easier for the LDP to get things done however (eg. restart nuclear power plants which would have a material impact on Japan's current account given how much they spend importing fossil fuels).
>JAPAN RULING LDP HAS REQUESTED ALL CANDIDATES IN SUNDAY ELECTION TO HALT CAMPAIGNING - TBS CITING LDP OFFICIAL ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-07-08 ^01:13:35 ^EDT-0400
>#BREAKING: Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been shot in the chest, rushed to hospital, according to reports. >FORMER PM ABE SEEMS UNCONSCIOUS ACCORDING TO LDP MEMBERS - JIJI
She’s in a LDP, or rotational analyst program. She’s essentially an intern for 12ish months until the company actually decides if she graduates from LDP into a permanent role. I have two of these people that roll up to my team and they essentially also sit around all day
Sure, the winner wasn't in question, but the result was still unexpected. The expectation was that the ruling LDP would lose enough seats that it wouldn't have the outright majority and would have to pull in a junior coalition partner. The LDP ended up winning an outright majority, so it can pass bills by itself.
Fick that. I want me an Orky WarWagon!! https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/HqOnmvx-LDP4gR7_Ax9soV91868dkfe3XGF00p9M5vrvIm_8LncWMR5SjXGi6kzg4ihcO0Ckts6b_MIcQaXvvzFV1k80hMBrTFuY5u9FmNoIYkuzcw