Takashi Tachiichi, known for his conservative leanings, has recently announced a further shift to the right, sparking concerns among many that this could lead to a political split. With conservative ideologies becoming increasingly popular in certain sectors of Japan, this line drawn by Tachiichi could potentially fragment the political scene even more. As of now, the specifics of his policy shifts are yet to be laid out in public.

Japan is traditionally known for its consensus-focused politics, so openly advocating for strong conservative or liberal positions can stir controversy. Many citizens also feel that a shift towards more conservatism could impact Japan's relationship with its neighbors and the international community. As such, Tachiichi's announcement has been met with both support and concern.

In contrast to Japan's usually consensus-based politics, the divisions between conservatives and liberals in countries like the US and many European nations are sharp and well established. Such political shifts, like the one Tachiichi is advocating for, are quite common. However, the impact on societal and political harmony is often more significant.