Japanese media polls: More than half of the Japanese people oppose the national funeral for Abe

On the sidewalk near the official residence of the Prime Minister's residence, Japanese citizens protested that the government decided to hold a national funeral for Abe. (Data map)

Overseas Network, July 31. According to the news on the 31st of the Kyodo News Agency, the results of the national public opinion survey implemented by the media show that more than half of the Japanese people oppose the national funeral for former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

On the 30th and 31st, the Kyodo News Agency conducted a telephone public opinion survey throughout Japan to understand the people's attitude towards the national funeral for Abe. The fixed telephone interviewees were 425 and 625 were mobile phone interviewees. The results showed that 53.3%of the people said "opposition" and "biased against opposition", and 45.1%of the public expressed "support" and "bias in favor".

In addition, the support rate of Kishida Cabinet fell 12.2 percentage points from 51%of the 51%statistics on July 11 and 12. This is the lowest value since the establishment of the cabinet last October. The non -support rate increased by 7.1 percentage points to 29.5%.

Abe has caused many disputes in Japan a few days ago. A Japanese website recently launched a signature petition activity requested to give the suspect on Abe, who also had to shoot, and more than 3,000 people signed on the petition. However, some people believe that the search is not over yet, and the petition is too early. (Overseas Wang Shanning)

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