A decision has been made to reappoint existing members of the cabinet under the second Komeito-led Japanese government. This move is aimed to provide stability and continuity in government functions and policy direction. Further details are not given in the headline, but such decisions typically involve careful considerations and negotiations, taking into account the skills, expertise, and political standing of each cabinet member.

In Japan, continuity in cabinet positions is often valued for the stability it provides in terms of policy implementation and government function. The public tends to appreciate continuity as it reduces uncertainties in governance. Legal and political debates often revolve around the balance between the need for fresh ideas and perspectives, and the benefits of continuity.

In comparison, reappointing cabinet members is also a common practice in the US and EU, particularly when there is a desire for policy continuity. However, there's usually more turnover in these regions' cabinets due to political considerations.