There’s a Samurai and a Joker. The joker says he wants to legalize cannabis and rename the Shibuya district to “drug-addict” district.
As far as I understand, Japanese people are fairly politically apathetic and abstention is very high.

Edit: governor, not mayor.

  • keepthepace@slrpnk.net
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    4 months ago

    Votez pour 安野貴博! (n° 13) (Takahiro Anno?) il veut mettre Tokyo sous le contrôle d’une IA et a son manifeste sur github!

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    I know nothing about the samurai guy but I hope he loses. Japanese Nationalism is a serious issue.

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      As best I can tell, the samurai guy shares a name with one of the legendary 47 ronin and often leads a procession about it. It’s hard to find actual policy positions.

      https://www.tokyo-sports.co.jp/articles/-/305992 mentions a couple things.

      https://onodera.akogishi.com/rinen/ appears to be the party platform which is … odd. The filial piety/loyalty thing is a big yikes for me in most interpretations, but maybe it’s more innocent than I’m reading into it (it is pretty vague in at least the couple minutes I had to poke around).

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      Entre Moon et Nippon Kaigi, le Japon c’est aussi un badtrip permanent.

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        There are vans with speakers shouting political slogans including the pro-emperor xenophobic nationalists. I was very surprised that this practice is allowed in the country of politeness.