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National Democratic Party of Japan
Japanese opposition party
National Democratic Party of Japan: The second largest opposition party in Japan as of January 2019. May 7, 2018
Democratic Progressive Party
And most of
Party of Hope
Amalgamation of members.
[1]
Party representative
Yuichiro Tamaki
Yuichiro TAMAKI, Director General
Motohisa Furukawa
(FURUKAWA Motohisa).
[1-2]
Japan
Party of Hope
Party chief
Yuichiro Tamaki
with
Democratic Progressive Party
Party chief
Kohei Otsuka
In 2018,
Congress
After the meeting, it was decided that the name of the new party after the merger of the two parties would be "People's Democratic Party" (referred to as the Kuomintang).
[3]
On April 26, 2019, Leader of the National Democratic Party of Japan
Yuichiro Tamaki
with
Liberal Party of Japan
Party chief
Ichiro Ozawa
An agreement was signed in Tokyo to merge the Liberal Party into the National Democratic Party.
[4]
On September 10, 2020, Japan's two main opposition parties
Constitutional Democratic Party
The new party was officially merged with the National Democratic Party
Constitutional Democratic Party
The party is headed by a former Chief Cabinet Secretary
Yukio Edano
.
[5]
The new "People's Democratic Party", formed by former members of the People's Democratic Party who refused to join the new Constitutional Democratic Party, also held a founding meeting in Tokyo on the evening of September 15, 2020
Yuichiro Tamaki
Wait for 15 members of the House and Senate to attend.
[6]
- Chinese name
- National Democratic Party of Japan
- Group into
- Japan Party of Hope , Democratic Progressive Party of Japan
- Party representative
- Yuichiro Tamaki (TAMAKI Yuichiro) [1]
- Director general
- SHIMBA Kazuya [1] [14]
Democratic Party of Japan
March 2016 with
Reform Party
Renamed after merger
Democratic Progressive Party
In October 2017, some members of the DPP left to form
Constitutional Democratic Party
In May 2018, the DPP merged with the Party of Hope to form the National Democratic Party.
[7]
The "National Democratic Party" held its founding meeting in Tokyo on the afternoon of May 7, 2018. Some 40 lawmakers from the two parties have announced that they will not join the new party. The new party ended up with 62 members, the second largest in the House of Representatives
Constitutional Democratic Party
The second largest opposition party. In the 2019 provincial and county assembly elections, the National Democratic Party won only 83 seats, 59 fewer than before the re-election.
[8]
The National Democratic Party is putting forward a candidate
Hokkaido
,
Nagano
,
Osaka
,
Ehime
,
Kochi
and
Kagoshima
Six prefectures were wiped out.
[8]
The newly formed National Democratic Party has 39 seats in the lower house and 23 seats in the upper house, second only to the lower house
Constitutional Democratic Party
In the Senate it is lower
Constitutional Democratic Party
with
New Komeito Party
It became the third largest opposition party in the Senate
[9]
.
[3]
National Democratic Party of Japan 2018-09-04 in
Tokyo Prefecture
A temporary party congress was held in the hotel. There was a vote count in the leadership election, and the coalition leader
Yuichiro Tamaki
Elected new leader of the National Democratic Party for a term of three years.
[10]
Japan
Party of Hope
with
Democratic Progressive Party
The new party formed by the merger, the National Democratic Party, held its founding meeting in Tokyo on the afternoon of May 7, 2018. The party tried to reunite members of the former DPP, who split after the 2017 House of Representatives election, but senior lawmakers said they would not join the new party. A former prime minister from the DPP
Yoshihiko Noda
He also decided not to join a new party and submitted an application to leave the party that morning. Sixteen senators also applied to leave the party. For the Party of Hope,
Nobuji Tarubed
Big string Boshi has said not to join the new party.
DPP
Kenji Eda
with
Baek Jin Hoon
He also submitted an application to quit the party. The DPP has 41 senators, and excluding 18 who have already applied to leave the party, the number of new party members can be calculated as 23.
At the founding party meeting, Tamaki and the DPP leader
Kohei Otsuka
Announce cadres and personnel. Tamaki and Otsuka served as co-party leaders.
The basic policy clearly includes the withdrawal of the unconstitutional parts of the relevant laws on safety guarantees, and the realization of zero nuclear power by the 2030s.
Anti-nuclear movement
) and other content, showing a confrontation with the Abe administration.
[11]
At 7 o 'clock on July 11, 2022 local time, the final results of the 26th Upper House election in Japan were announced, and the National Democratic Party won 5 seats.
[12]
In the early morning of April 10, 2023, the 41 prefectural and prefectural assembly elections in the first half of the unified local elections in Japan finalized a total of 2,260 seats, according to the party of women elected, the National Democratic Party of 6.
[13]
In May 2018, the National Democratic Party was formed by the merger of the opposition Party of Hope and the Democratic Progressive Party. The National Democratic Party has announced basic policies that stand in opposition to the Abe regime, including calling on the government to repeal unconstitutional parts of the security law and achieve zero nuclear energy by 2030.
On April 26, 2019, Yuichiro Tamaki, leader of the National Democratic Party of Japan, and Ichiro Ozawa, leader of the Liberal Party, signed an agreement in Tokyo to merge the Liberal Party into the National Democratic Party.
After the merger, the two parties will follow the basic ideas and policies of the People's Democratic Party, and Tamaki will continue to serve as the head of the People's Democratic Party. After the merger, the number of National Assembly members of the People's Democratic Party will increase from 58 to 64.
[4]
On September 10, 2020, Japan's two main opposition parties
Constitutional Democratic Party
The new party was officially merged with the National Democratic Party
Constitutional Democratic Party
The party leader is the former
Chief Cabinet Secretary
Yukio Edano.
[5]
