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The Social Democratic Party of Japan (Japanese: しゃかいみんしゅとう), formerly known as the Socialist Party, was founded in November 1945 and changed to its current name in April 1996.
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The Social Democratic Party of Japan has participated in multi-party coalition governments and alliances
Democratic Party of the United States
,
People's New Party
The coalition regime. The party stands for the establishment of a just, fair, free and democratic society that respects human dignity,
Creative development
It's in the Constitution
Sovereignty rests with the people
, permanent peace,
Basic human rights
International coordination and other concepts.
As of January 2024, Mizuho Fukushima, the party's current leader,
Director general
YOSHIKAWA Hajime.
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The Social Democratic Party of Japan is a left-wing political party in Japan. It was formed in 1996 from the original Japanese Socialist Party. Most of the original members of the Japanese Socialist Party left and joined
Democratic Party of Japan
Moreover, the Social Democratic Party's excessive closeness to North Korea and China, coupled with the high age of the leadership, has led to the shrinking of the Social Democratic Party map. Social democratic
Diet of Japan
One of the smallest political parties in China, with two seats in the House of Representatives,
senate
Middle 3 seats.
- Chinese name
- Social Democratic Party of Japan
- Foreign name
- しゃかいみんしゅとう
- Abbreviated form
- Social Democratic Party of Japan
- Date of establishment
- January 1945
- Prominent party member
- Tomiichi Murayama (The 81st Prime Minister of Japan )
- constituent
- Labor union Activists and intellectuals of the Agricultural Cooperative
- Incumbent party leader
- Mizuho Fukushima [8]
- International organization
- Socialist International
Social and Cultural Hall (National Coalition of Social Democrats)
It is an opposition party in Japan and has 5 members of Parliament, including 2 members of the House of Representatives and 3 senators. The former Japanese Socialist Party was founded in January 1945 as a political party. The main components of the party are trade unions and
Peasant association
Activists, small business owners and intellectuals.
Cold war
During this period, the party had long been a progressive and conservative party
Liberal Democratic Party
After years of confrontation, it was the largest opposition party in Japan during the Cold War and changed its name to the Social Democratic Party in January 1996.
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In 1993, the Japanese political situation changed dramatically, and the Liberal Democratic Party failed to win half of the seats in the 40th House of Representatives election, resulting in the collapse of the LDP's long-term one-party regime. Japanese politics has long been dominated by the Liberal Democratic Party's one-party "19
55-year system
"Was broken. This election, however, was a fatal blow to the LDP, but also to the Socialists, who also lost seats in the lower house of parliament, only 70 seats, down by nearly half. The Socialist Party first participated in the non-Liberal Democratic coalition of eight parties, and then joined hands with the Liberal Democratic Party and the Pioneer New Party to form a new coalition government, and the leader of the party
Tomiichi Murayama
Became Prime Minister. In this process, the Socialist Party retreated from the original battle of the revolutionary party, against which
Basic theory
,
Basic policy
and
Foreign policy
Great adjustments and changes have been made, and political opinions have gradually moved to the right, and the color of the left has gradually declined and gradually stepped up
Middle way
.
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Tomiichi Murayama
Takako Doi
Mizuho Fukushima
At 7:00 local time on July 11, 2022,
Japan's 26th parliamentary election for the Upper house
In the final results, the Social Democrats won one seat.
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And the city levy governance
1
Tomiichi Murayama
19 January 1996 28 September 1996 Preparation for the 41st General election to the House of Representatives
2
Takako Doi
28 September 1996 22 December 1998 After losing the 43rd General election to the House of Representatives
3 Takako Doi 22 December 1998 21 January 2000
4 Takako Doi 21 January 2000 26 March 2002
5 Takako Doi 26 March 2002 15 November 2003
Tadashi Yoshida
8 Fukushima Mizuho 27 November 2007 4 December 2009
9 Fukushima Mizuho 4 December 2009 20 January 2012
10 Fukushima Mizuho 20 January 2012 25 July 2013
11 Yoshida Tadashi 14 October 2013 24 February 2016
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12 Yoshida Tadashi February 24, 2016
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Hold the office of
Party leader Mizuho Fukushima
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.
In April 2023, the 41 prefectural and prefectural assembly elections in the first half of the unified local elections in Japan totaled 2,260 seats.
According to the party of the female candidate, the Social Democratic Party 1
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.
