The key challenge in the Upper House election is to convince voters that they are different from the Liberal Democratic Party, as Nippon Ishin no Kai and the Democratic Party for the People DPP are two major opposition parties that have a history of siding with the ruling coalition and each other in parliament.
Ten years after its launch as Japan's first Osaka-based national political party, Nippon Ishin heads into the July 10 election with the aim of overtaking the Constitutional Democratic Party as the largest opposition force.
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