Far-right Sanseito party promotes 'Japanese First'
Reuters · Recent
Reuters
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Yuta Kato is among a growing number of Japanese voters drawn to the far-right Sanseito party, whose warnings about foreigners helped it establish a strong foothold in an upper house election on Sunday.
Breakdown
- Sanseito party attracts young voters with a 'Japanese first' message and anti-immigration stance.
- The party leverages social media to amplify its platform and gain support. 11s
- Sanseito's popularity is strongest among men aged 18 to 39, while older voters support traditional parties. 1m 53s
- Anti-racism groups warn that Sanseito's rhetoric may normalize xenophobia and racial discrimination. 2m 22s
- Sanseito's leader denies accusations of xenophobia, but the party did not comment on recent criticism. 2m 52s