1. The opposition Constitutional Democratic Party (CDP) of Japan has expressed understanding for Komeito's departure from the ruling coalition, as it reflects a strong stance against issues like money in politics.

2. The CDP, under President Noda Yoshihiko, is showing a willingness to collaborate with other parties, particularly on drafting bills about political funds, in anticipation of the upcoming Diet vote to name the new prime minister.

3. Other political parties like the Democratic Party for the People (DPFP) and Japan Innovation Party (JIP) have also expressed their readiness to cooperate and form a united opposition front. However, they emphasize the importance of clarifying differences on key national policies before any joint administration can be considered.