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‘Transformations in Governance in the Age of Globalization’ directed by Jiro Yamaguchi, professor of public administration in the Law Faculty at Hokkaido University researches Japanese politics. |
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Japan’s foremost center for producing and disseminating ideas on international relations. The Institute is a source of authoritative interpretations of Japanese foreign policy. |
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Non-profit membership organization dedicated to the promotion of understanding of Japan’s political and economic behavior and growing significance in world affairs. |
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Information about Japanese politics, parties, elections, policy and scholars on the site of the University of Virginia. |
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Former Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka is one of the only self-made man in Japanese history to reach the pinnacle of power. This is a detailed biography. |
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Former LDP-member Kouki Kobayashi rebelled against Prime Minister’s plans for privatization of Japan Post and became one of the founders of the Shinto Nippon party. |
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Official site of legislator Kono Taro of Kanagawa. |
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Web site run by Rakuten Inc. to solicit political donations from individuals. Love Japan allows visitors to make donations starting at ¥1,000 to politicians who sign up for the service. |
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Minoru Morita is a well-respected Japanese political commentator based in Tokyo. |
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Tobias Harris’s great blog on Japanese politics. Harris worked for a DPJ member of the upper house of the Diet 2006-2007. He is now a Ph.D. student in political science at MIT. He has been published in the Wall Street Journal Asia, the Far Eastern Economic Review, and the Japan Times, and has appeared as a commentator on CNBC Asia’s “Asia Squawkbox.” |