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In the 2005 snap election, the party was able to retain four seats, matching the pre-election total, with two single-seat members (Watanuki and Shizuka Kamei) and two proportional members (Hisaoki Kamei and new member Masaki Itokawa). However, the overwhelming victory of the LDP, with a new
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to face charges of corruption and human rights violations there. On 11 July 2007 Chilean Judge Orlando Alvarez ruled against the extradition; however, Fujimori remained under house arrest, and was unable to return to Japan for his campaign. He would ultimately fail in his bid.
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politics as expressed in the post privatisation debate. Eventually their platform was broadened to include ideals of serving and protecting the people, and engaging in "warm, friendly politics".
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would be running for a seat in the House of Councillors under the banner of the People's New Party. At the time of the initial announcement, Fujimori was under house arrest in
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two-thirds majority in the lower house, made it unlikely that they would be able to exert influence on government policy.
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political position. The party was initially almost exclusively defined by its opposition to Koizumi's "dictatorial"
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pending the outcome of an extradition hearing to decide whether he would be returned to
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In June 2007, party head Shizuka Kamei announced that former President of Peru
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announced that he was disbanding the party. At that time only Jimi and
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Most of the members of the Kokumin Shinto were formerly members of the
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Shozaburo Jimi
Chiyoda, Tokyo
Ideology
Conservatism
Orange

www.kokumin.or.jp
Politics of Japan
Political parties
Elections

Junichiro Koizumi
Japan Post
snap election
Shozaburo Jimi
Shizuka Kamei
lower house
Tamisuke Watanuki
Liberal Democratic Party
Hisaoki Kamei
Tadahiro Matsushita
House of Councillors
Kensei Hasegawa
Tamura Hideaki
Democratic Party of Japan
Shisuikai
Alberto Fujimori
Chile
Peru

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