Ishin Seito Shimpu

Restoration Political Party - New Wind

維新政党・新風
Ishin Seitō・Shimpū
Restoration Political Party - New Wind 維新政党・新風; Ishin Seitō・Shimpū;
President	Tetsuō Uotani
Founded	9 December 1995
Ideology	Monarchism; Japanese nationalism;
Political position	Right-wing to far-right
Website
	www.shimpu.jpn.org
	Politics of Japan; Political parties; Elections;

The Restoration Political Party - New Wind (維新政党・新風, Ishin Seitō Shimpū) is a minor right Japanese patriot party. The ideas they promote include using the armed forces to defend Japan and the promotion of the Japanese emperor as someone that is higher than any other authority.

However it also invited to one of their discussions Kimura Mitsuhiro of another extreme right group Issuikai (一水会). Kimura made friends with politicians like Jean Marie Le Pen.^[1]^[2] One of Jean Marie Le Pen's rallies in France was discussed in one of Restoration Political Party New Wind's magazines.^[3]

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Councillors election results

House of Councillors
Election	Leader	Seats		Nationwide		Prefecture		Status
Election	Leader	Total^[a]	Contested	Number	%	Number	%	Status
2001	Tetsuō Uotani	0 / 242	0 / 121	59,385	0.11%	72,066	0.13%	Extra-parliamentary
2004	Tetsuō Uotani	0 / 242	0 / 121	128,478	0.23%	117,780	0.21%	Extra-parliamentary
2007	Tetsuō Uotani	0 / 242	0 / 121	170,510	0.29%	129,222	0.22%	Extra-parliamentary
2013	Nobuyuki Suzuki	0 / 242	0 / 121			157,971	0.30%	Extra-parliamentary
2016	Nobuyuki Suzuki	0 / 242	0 / 121			42,858	0.08%	Extra-parliamentary
2022	Tetsuō Uotani	0 / 245	0 / 125	65,107	0.12%	204,102	0.38%	Extra-parliamentary

^ The Upper house is split in two classes, one elected every three years.

References

^ Metropolis - Feature - Come One, Come All To Yasukuni
^ Issuikai boss seeks worldwide new right | The Japan Times Online
^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-22. Retrieved 2008-04-04.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

External links

(in Japanese) Restoration Political Party・New Wind - official web site

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[4] The Upper house is split in two classes, one elected every three years.

[1] Metropolis - Feature - Come One, Come All To Yasukuni

[2] Issuikai boss seeks worldwide new right | The Japan Times Online

[3] "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-22. Retrieved 2008-04-04.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

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