Japanese Communist Party representatives in the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly announced Monday the party's decision to submit a no-confidence motion against Tokyo Gov. Yoichi Masuzoe, which could force the embattled governor from office.
Since late March, Masuzoe has faced strong criticism for inappropriate, personal use of political funds and public money. And despite promises to correct his "behavior as a politician," some lawmakers and the public have demanded his resignation.
Following are questions and answers about the controversy surrounding Masuzoe's handling of public funds.
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