A female politician in Japan is suspected to have died by ***

Recently, a shocking news came out in Japan. According to reports from Jiji Press and many other Japanese media on September 9, Mari Takahashi (27 years old), who was once promoted by the Japanese Democratic Party for the People as the officially recognized candidate of the by-election for the Tokyo 15th constituency of the House of Representatives, was found dead recently. The police initially judged this to be a ***.

Police sources revealed that Mari Takahashi was found collapsed in the residential complex where she lived on September 4 and was later confirmed dead at the hospital. Judging from the situation at the scene, she most likely committed *** by jumping off a building.

In February this year, Mari Takahashi was promoted by the Democratic Party for the People to which she belongs as the officially recognized candidate of the by-election for the Tokyo 15th constituency of the House of Representatives. But later, she was disqualified due to possible illegal activities in the past. The by-election for this constituency ended in April this year.

Regarding the death of Mari Takahashi, Yuichiro Tamaki, the leader of the Democratic Party for the People, posted a message on social media on the evening of the 9th expressing his condolences. He said that he had been concerned about Mari Takahashi after she lost her candidate status. He felt relieved when he saw her energetic appearance on social media. This time, he was very surprised and saddened to suddenly receive the obituary notice.

The death of Mari Takahashi has attracted widespread attention in Japanese society, and people express their regret for her misfortune. This incident has once again triggered thoughts on issues such as the pressure on political figures and mental health. At the same time, the internal operations of the Democratic Party for the People and aspects such as the review of candidate qualifications may also be subject to further scrutiny. The media will continue to follow up and report on the follow-up related situations.