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| The '''Democratic Party of Japan (民主党)''' was a centrist party formed to oppose the [[Japan/LiberalDemocraticParty|LDP]]. There were in fact two DPJs: one formed in 1996 out of [[Japan/NewPartySakigake|New Party Sakigake]] and [[Japan/JapanSocialistParty|JSP]] officials that opposed the LPD-led coalition, and one formed in 1998 as a merger of the aforementioned DPJ and splinters of the failing [[Japan/NewFrontierParty|New Frontier Party]]. It merged with the Japan Innovation Party in March 2016 to form the short-lived [[Japan/DemocraticParty2016|Democratic Party]]. |
The '''Democratic Party of Japan (民主党)''' ('''DPJ''') was a [[Japan/PoliticalParties|political party]] in [[Japan/Democratization|Japan]] that operated between 1996 and 2016. It served as the only effective oppostion to the [[Japan/LiberalDemocraticParty|LDP]] during that time. |
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| == 1998 Reformation == | == History == Ahead of the [[Japan/1996GeneralElections|1996 elections]], members of the [[Japan/JapanSocialistParty|Japan Socialist Party]] and the [[Japan/NewPartySakigake|New Party Sakigake]] broke away to found the '''Democratic Party of Japan'''. The party was co-led under [[Japan/YukioHatoyama|Hatoyama]] and [[Japan/NaotoKan|Kan]]. The DPJ won enough votes to become the second largest opposition party, just after the [[Japan/NewFrontierParty|New Frontier Party]]. In 1998 those two parties merged under the DPJ name and brand. In 2003, the [[Japan/LiberalParty1998|Liberal Party]] also merged in. The highly-influential [[Japan/IchirouOzawa|Ozawa]] became party leader after the merger. Ahead of the [[Japan/2016HouseOfCouncillorsElections|2016 elections]], the DPJ merged with the '''Japan Innovation Party''' in March 2016 to form the [[Japan/DemocraticParty2016|Democratic Party]]. |
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||'''Leader''' ||'''Local Name'''||'''Term''' || ||[[Japan/NaotoKan|Naoto Kan]] ||菅 直人 ||1996 - 1999|| ||[[Japan/YukioHatoyama|Yukio Hatoyama]]||鳩山 友紀夫 ||2002 - 2004|| ||Naoto Kan || ||2002 - 2004|| ||Katsuya Okada ||岡田 克也 ||2004 - 2005|| ||Seiji Maehara ||前原 誠司 ||2005 - 2006|| ||[[Japan/IchirouOzawa|Ichirou Ozawa]] ||小沢一郎 ||2006 - 2009|| ||Yukio Hatoyama || ||2009 - 2010|| ||Naoto Kan || ||2010 - 2011|| ||[[Japan/YoshihikoNoda|Yoshihiko Noda]]||野田 佳彦 ||2011 - 2012|| ||Banri Kaieda ||海江田 万里 ||2012 - 2014|| ||Katsuya Okada || ||2014 - 2016|| |
Democratic Party of Japan
The Democratic Party of Japan (民主党) (DPJ) was a political party in Japan that operated between 1996 and 2016. It served as the only effective oppostion to the LDP during that time.
Contents
Platform
History
Ahead of the 1996 elections, members of the Japan Socialist Party and the New Party Sakigake broke away to found the Democratic Party of Japan. The party was co-led under Hatoyama and Kan. The DPJ won enough votes to become the second largest opposition party, just after the New Frontier Party.
In 1998 those two parties merged under the DPJ name and brand. In 2003, the Liberal Party also merged in. The highly-influential Ozawa became party leader after the merger.
Ahead of the 2016 elections, the DPJ merged with the Japan Innovation Party in March 2016 to form the Democratic Party.
Leaders
Leader |
Local Name |
Term |
菅 直人 |
1996 - 1999 |
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鳩山 友紀夫 |
2002 - 2004 |
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Naoto Kan |
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2002 - 2004 |
Katsuya Okada |
岡田 克也 |
2004 - 2005 |
Seiji Maehara |
前原 誠司 |
2005 - 2006 |
小沢一郎 |
2006 - 2009 |
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Yukio Hatoyama |
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2009 - 2010 |
Naoto Kan |
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2010 - 2011 |
野田 佳彦 |
2011 - 2012 |
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Banri Kaieda |
海江田 万里 |
2012 - 2014 |
Katsuya Okada |
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2014 - 2016 |