[Japan’s House of Representatives passed the consumption tax reduction bill before the vote] Shigeru Ishiba left the meeting before the vote. On November 6th, the plenary session of the House of Representatives of Japan voted on the consumption tax reduction bill submitted by the Gao City Government on the afternoon of November 6, local time. The ruling coalition of the Liberal Democratic Party and the Japan Restoration Council passed the bill with a majority of votes in favor, while opposition parties such as the National Democratic Party, Komeito and the Senate voted against. Before the vote, former Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba left the meeting. It is reported that Shigeru Ishiba told others that he "cannot approve of that kind of thing." In addition, many other Liberal Democratic Party members walked out before the vote.