Kan Yiwei will not participate in the LDP election and will step down as prime minister on his behal

Original title: Kan Yiwei will not participate in the LDP election and will step down as prime minister on behalf of him

Source: Vision China
The Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK) reported on September 3 that Kan Yiwei would not participate in the LDP election.
It is reported that this means that Kan Yiwei, who is about to turn 72, intends to resign as prime minister at the end of this month.
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party held a meeting on August 26 to determine that the president election will be launched on September 17 and voted on September 29.
Since March 29th, Kan Yi Wei has worked on every weekend and long holiday to meet COVID-19 or meet with experts, to the prime minister's residence and public residence. In addition to the new crown, he also needs to deal with the LDP president election and the house of Representatives election in the future.
In December 1948, Kan Yiwei was born into a strawberry grower family in Akita Prefecture, Japan. Akita county is an agricultural developed area in northern Japan. It is cold and snowy. It is the birthplace of Akita dog. The GDP level ranks low among 47 prefectures in Japan. After his successful election, Kan Yiwei became the first Japanese Prime Minister born in Akita Prefecture.