Prominent experts in Japan have voiced their demand for respect towards the tenure of political positions, following the dissolution of the House of Representatives. These comments typically come after the Prime Minister's constitutional prerogative to dissolve the Lower House at any time. The specifics and the aspects influencing this particular event are not provided in the headline.

In Japan, the Prime Minister has the power to dissolve the Lower House, triggering a general election. This news reflects a call for ethics and respect for the tenure of political positions in Japan, which resonates with public sentiment particularly in times of political change. Stability and continuity are highly valued in Japanese society, and this demand for respect for tenure reflects these underlying values.

In the US, where presidential terms and congressional terms are fixed, such an event would be extraordinary. The themes here could resonate in the EU, where regular parliamentary elections are held and sudden dissolutions can occur, but respect for tenure may not be as deeply ingrained as it is in Japanese political culture.