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Japan Sets Upper House Election for July 20

  • Japan is scheduled to conduct elections for half of the 248 seats in the Upper House on July 20, with contests taking place both in Tokyo and across the country.
  • The election follows the ruling coalition losing its lower house majority last October and growing public frustration over inflation.
  • Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba leads the LDP-Komeito coalition and aims to secure at least 50 seats to retain a simple Upper House majority.
  • A June poll showed Cabinet approval rose to 39% from 33% in May, while Ishiba pledged to address rising prices and US tariff impacts.
  • The election’s outcome will test Ishiba’s leadership amid divided opposition, economic challenges, and ongoing US trade negotiations.
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Nikkei broke the news in Japan on Monday, June 23, 2025.
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