Japan’s Political Parties

Filed under: Seijigiri Supplements
Posted by Ken Worsley at 2:12 am on Thursday, August 31, 2006

This post is the second supplement to the Seijigiri Inaugural release. Here is a list of online resources concerning Japan’s political parties:

The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) website

LDP website in English - Note the difference between the Japanese and the English sites in visual terms.

The Democratic Party of Japan website

DPJ website in English - The DPJ English site actually makes an effort at giving (almost) current news. They’re about a month behind at the moment, due to some ‘technical problems.’

The New Komeito website

New Komeito website in English

The Communist Party of Japan website

Communist Party of Japan English website - English site reads like an editorial page.

The Social Democratic Party of Japan website - No English website, it seems.

Liberal League website

Liberal League English website - English website gives an explanation of their policies and philosophy.

The People’s New Party website appears to have disappeared.

New Party Nippon wins the award for best URL.

The New Party Daichi currently has one member, Muneo Suzuki, serving in the Diet.

The Dainiin Club has been around since 1983 but no longer has any members in the Diet.

The Sports and Peace Party - No English page.

The Heiwa (Peace) Party of Nippon has a guy clutching his fist on the top page.

The Rainbow and Green Party

The Women’s Party has been around since 1933 but has no page in English.


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