‘Japanese First’ Talk takes the center step before the elections

Tokyo: An upstart party is getting support before the election in Japan by railing against the ‘silent invasion’ of migrants in Japan, pushing the government to deal with foreigners as it is limited to political fringes once in mainstream rhetoric. Born on YouTube during the epidemic, a Cabel, party, Sanseito, a cabale of the conspiracy about vaccination and a ‘Japanese first’ campaign before the upper house of Sunday, is widening its appeal with a ‘Japanese first’ campaign. And while the election shows that it can be safe for 10 to 15 seats out of only 125 seats, it is further extending the support of PM Shigeru Ishiba’s unstable minority government, which is rapidly looking for opposition parties as it is in the office. The party’s 47 -year -old charismatic leader Sohi Kamiya said, “Whatever immigration in the past, it will be attacked to the left. We are also collapsing, but also getting support.” Kamiya said, “LDP and Komito cannot remain silent, if they want to keep their support,” said Kamiya, referring to Ishiba’s liberal Democratic Party, ruled Japan in the last seven decades, and its junior partner. Analysts say Kamiya’s message has disappointed voters with a weak economy and currency, which has lured tourists in a record number in recent years, further prices have increased that can make Japanese sick. Supermarket manager and teacher, Kamiya, says he has taken inspiration from US President Trump’s “bold political style”. Roots