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Political Change in Japan: sudden or glacial?

At times, Japan, as a nation, has strongly embraced the change. After Perry Black Ships and Japan plunged into an era of change, trying to grow strong and modern. Again, after World War II, the Japanese defeat again accepted and embraced the change, working hard to once again become a strong and successful nation. The 1960 arrived in Japan as well, although westerners probably perceive the movements of the 1960 Japan involving less than that affected the west. Since the 1970's, however, the change in Japan has moved in some see as a glacial pace.

One party, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), basically remained in power since 1955, except a short period numbered months. The LDP, which many see as neither liberal nor democratic, ran Japan, and emerged from the catastrophe of World War II to become a major economic power. While the Liberal Democratic Party in power, unemployment sky rocketed to more of the story in the aftermath World War II. Although Japan's unemployment rate is officially still at 6.0%, the numbers do not follow many people, and the actual figures are considerably higher.

The LDP has always been a pro-business party, but also worked to care for farmers and workers. Then, the Liberal Democratic Party slowly dismantled the social aspects of Japan, which allows employers to hire more temporary workers and more with fewer benefits. Japan is becoming a society of rich and poor, both as the United States away from the much more equitable Japan in the early 1980.

Enter the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ). Running for office on a platform for the consumer, away from the pro-business LDP, the DPJ platform includes benefits for consumers. The DPJ has said it will make the toll-free highways. Secondary schools will be free. All schools, public charge and private tuition now. The DPJ also said it will introduce income support for farmers. For job seekers in training, the DPJ are offered monthly allowances. For those in the bottom of society, the DPJ raise the minimum wage. The DPJ also cut taxes.

The DPJ is now taking office and the beginning of his plan to make Japan a more consumer-oriented nation. Japan will change. The question is how. I wonder if this will be the vigorous exchange experience at crucial moments in Japanese history as the beginning of the Meiji era and after the Second World War, or whether this change will be a very slow pace? voters Japanese are not optimistic, but were sick of the LDP. Perhaps the DPJ is the answer.

Many DPJ members used part of the PLD, such as Cynics point out, but the DPJ is now the only other option. Japanese consumers and consumers in other countries who live in Japan now wait and hope of a more egalitarian society.

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