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In the recent past, Japan has seen the emergence of political parties that are described as anti-immigration, despite some insisting that label may oversimplify their actual stance. These parties have achieved electoral success, winning seats in the upper and lower houses and challenging the dominance of the traditional conservative party aligned with the U.S. and globalist interests.
The opposition's fragmentation created a voter environment eager for alternatives, leading to the rise of parties like Sansto, which seek to embody conservative values and reconnect with Japan's national identity. Prominent figures like Takahichi are now working to recapture the old conservative base, even as the LDP's popularity remains relatively low.