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Komeito:

Komeito: see Soka Gakkai.

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The zen of politics. (second scandal of the year for Japan's Komeito Party) (The Economist (US))

Religion, politics, and constitutional reform in Japan: how the Soka Gakkai and Komeito have thwarted conservative attempts to revise the 1947 constitution. (Southeast Review of Asian Studies)

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New Komeito, one of the three parties in the ruling coalition, re-elected Kanzaki Takenori. (Lookout Post). (Look Japan)

Granting permanent resident aliens the right to vote in local government: the new Komeito continues to promote alien suffrage in Japan. (Pacific Rim Law & Policy Journal)

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