Politics A Collection of Interviews with Yukio Edano, a Man of His Will / Kaori Onaka

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"What the people of today want from the opposition party is going beyond the stage of <> to <>," said Yukio Edano, who carefully explains "who the Constitutional Democratic Party is and what is different from the LDP." "What the people of today want from the opposition party has changed to <>," said Kaori Onaka, who carefully explains "who the Constitutional Democratic Party is and what is different from the LDP." Depending on whether the Constitutional Democratic Party is "a new party that has shed from the former Democratic Party of Japan" or "the returning Democratic Party of Japan," Yukio Edano and the Leading Opposition Party can update themselves to "Reiwa politics," in which both the ruling and opposition parties present their respective "visions of the society they want" to voters, or whether they repeat "Heisei politics," in which the axis of confrontation between the ruling and opposition parties is unclear due to the chance of a change of government. "
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Who the Constitutional Democratic Party is"
Chapter 1 : History of Yukio Edano and the Leading Opposition Party "
Chapter 3 : Responsibilities of Japanese and Political Leaders at a Crossroads : Desire to be the Kantaro Suzuki of the Reiwa"
Chapter 4 : New Constitutional Democratic Party gathered under the "Platform"
Newly elected Democratic Party gathered under the "New Party"
Chapter 5 : Cannot be allowed to go back to "DPJ"
Conclusion
Author's brief
Born in Utsunomiya City, Tochigi in 1964.
Graduated from the Faculty of Law at Tohoku University.
Registered as an attorney in' 91.
Ran as a candidate for the Japan New Party in' 93.
Participated in the formation of the DPJ through the New Party Sakigake.
Served as Chief Cabinet Secretary and Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry in the DPJ administration.
Established the Constitutional Democratic Party in 2017.