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"It's Not Japanese First, Is It?" Cdp Leader Noda Appeals for a Comfortable Living Environment for Foreigners, in Opposition to the Plebiscite
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On the 16th, Yoshihiko Noda, leader of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, gave a speech in Ibaraki Prefecture in support of a candidate from the party for the House of Councillors election, criticizing the "Japanese people first" slogan of the Constitutional Democratic Party, which has been gaining support by strongly appealing for the issue of foreigners. "Is that how this country can function? It's not Japanese people first, is it?"…
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