Sanseito party has emerged as a significant player in Japan's upper house election, gaining traction with nationalistic and anti-immigration rhetoric. The party, initially regarded as fringe, is projected to secure up to 22 seats in the chamber, expanding from its previous single seat. Sanseito leader Sohei Kamiya has articulated a vision to rebuild under a 'Japanese First' slogan, addressing economic frustrations and fears of immigration. Despite denial of xenophobic intent, the party's platform resonates with concerns over economic decline and rising living costs.
The far-right Sanseito party significantly expanded its presence in Japan's upper house election, capitalizing on nationalist rhetoric and anti-immigration sentiments amid economic challenges.
Leader Sohei Kamiya defended the 'Japanese First' slogan as a call to rebuild livelihoods by resisting globalism while denying any intent to ban foreigners from Japan.
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