Japan is undergoing a significant political shift as citizens protest against mosque construction and the newly formed nationalist party, Sansto, gains traction. The government has introduced a comprehensive immigration policy package aimed at tightening immigration controls and preserving cultural identity. This movement reflects a broader trend of civilizational populism emerging globally, with Japan taking a decisive stance in favor of sovereignty and cultural preservation amidst changing demographics.

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Highlights:

• “Japan's aggressive immigration crackdown reshapes national policy.”
• “Sansto party's rise signals a shift towards nationalist populism in Japan.”
• “Public support grows for stricter immigration measures and cultural preservation.”
• “Emerging global trend of civilizational populism challenges established political norms.”

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