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Japan’s Saseity Party ‘Japanese first’ push and gained great with anti-immigration rhetoric.

Japan’s Far Sanseito Party appeared as a great winner in the country Top home choiceRide a wave on nationalist rhetoric, immigration warnings and populists tax discounts and social well-being.

SaSeito, Saseito, Sanseito, Sanseito’s Sunday National Zodiac NHK to provide 22 locations from 22 locations by NHK NHK, expanding to 22 people outside the single seat.

A stronger lower house has become a political basis by comparing only three places, economic landing and voter frustration on living expenses.

The 47-year-old former English teacher and supermarket manager Sanseito leader Sohei Kamiya, was in front of this turn. Vaccines and “Globalist Elites” and “Globalist Elites” confused disputes with the conspiracy theories and called the US President Donald Trump’s “bold political style”.

According to the output inquiry by local media, Japan is likely to be a managing coalition lose the majority of At home in the upper house to provide 32 to 51 locations.

‘Japan’s first’ movement

In an interview with Nippon television after the election, the Kamiya defended the “Japanese first” motto.

“The word is designed to express re-establishing the livelihoods of the Japanese people by resisting globalism. I do not have to completely forbid the foreigners or get out of Japan.”

Although the xenophobia rejects Sanseito, the “silent occupation” of immigrants set up the platform for fear. Political analysts raise the record numbers of this message and the revenge with Yen Japanese voters who have record numbers of fuel-based inflation and weakening teenagers.

Foreign residents in Japan remain 3.8 million records last year, only 3 percent of the population, but there are concerns about immigration, although not dominant.

Prior to the election NHK polling station, 7 percent of respondents showed immigration as the main concern. More voters, the country’s birth rate and growing food prices, especially growing food prices, especially in the last year, have been a concern twice.

“The noise around Sanseito, especially in the United States, it stems from a populist and foreign message. However, the weakness of the LDP (Liberal Democratic Party) is a reflection.”

Right-wing populism remains a relatively new phenomenon in Japan. The Kamiya and his party compared to other right European groups such as Germany AfD and reform, These ideologies have not yet earned Traction at the same level in Japan as in the West.