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In Japan, efforts afoot to win hearts, and votes, of the alienated young

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By Rikako Maruyama and Elaine Lies TOKYO - Momoko Nojo's campaign for Japan's upcoming election revolves around and T-shirts, but she's not running for office. Instead, the activist is fighting a different battle - against the apathy that keeps young voters away from the polls. It's no wonder the young don't vote, with many of them saying candidates are overwhelmingly male

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In Japan, efforts afoot to win hearts, and votes, of the alienated young

By Rikako Maruyama and Elaine Lies TOKYO - Momoko Nojo's campaign for Japan's upcoming election revolves around social media and T-shirts, but she's not running for office. Instead, the activist is fighting a different battle - against the apathy that keeps young voters away from the polls. It's no wonder the young don't vote, with many of them saying candidates are overwhelmingly male

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

In Japan, efforts afoot to win hearts, and votes, of the alienated young

TOKYO (Reuters) - Momoko Nojo's campaign for Japan's upcoming election revolves around social media and T-shirts, but she's not running for office. Instead, the activist is fighting a different battle - against the apathy that keeps young voters away from the polls. Read full story

2 years ago·Malaysia

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Channel News Asia

In Japan, efforts afoot to win hearts, and votes, of the alienated young

TOKYO: Momoko Nojo's campaign for Japan's upcoming election revolves around social media and T-shirts, but she's not running for office. Instead, the activist is fighting a different battle - against the apathy that keeps young voters away from the polls. It's no wonder the young don't vote, with

2 years ago·Singapore

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In Japan, efforts afoot to win hearts, and votes, of the alienated young

October 28, 2021By Rikako Maruyama and Elaine LiesTOKYO (Reuters) – Momoko Nojo’s campaign for Japan’s upcoming election revolves around social media and T-shirts, but she’s not running for office. Instead, the activist is fighting a different battle – against the apathy that keeps young voters away from the polls.It’s no wonder the young don’t vote, with many of them saying candidates are overwhelmingly male, old, and disconnected from thei…

2 years ago·San Diego, United States

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