Japan seeks a real leader after 7 PMs in 6 years

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Shizuo Kambayashi / AP, fileJapanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda, fifth from right, of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, poses with nine other leaders of political parties after a debate last month.By Arata Yamamoto, NBC NewsTOKYO - Kazuyoshi Enokido has lost faith in traditional Japanese politics.

"I'm placing my bet on something new because there's no hope with existing parties," the salesman told NBC News as he finished submitting an early ballot ahead of Japan's election, which is scheduled for Sunday.

"Even if it means being a bit more aggressive, I would like to see someone who can pull everyone up and exert his leadership skills," said Enokido, as he stood with his wife and one-year-old child in Tokyo's Ginza District.

Voters in Japan are witnessing one of the most complex and confusing general elections in the country's history.  A  total of 11 political parties, most of them formed within the past year or two, are vying for parliamentary seats.

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Yes i agree with you.
This Prime minister ish must stop