Miso MAHA / The rise of Japan’s organic right
Sanseitō is a new right-wing Japanese party. The name means the “Party of Participatory Politics” or “Do-It-Yourself.” It was founded in 2020 by some disgruntled political YouTubers and gained national fame in 2022 when its founder, Sohei Kamiya, won a seat in the House of Councillors. Sanseitō now has 30 seats in the Diet.
The party is nationalistic, proposing much stricter immigration controls under the slogan “Japan First.” It is broadly anti-vaxx. It opposes same-sex marriage and supports nuclear-weapon sharing with the United States, while Kamiya has repeatedly promised the party “would not sell out Japan to Jewish capital.” It has claimed on YouTube that the Nanjing Massacre was greatly exaggerated and that the sex-slavery of Korean “comfort women” was merely an organized brothel system. It is also in favor of organic farming, something that would have seemed strange just a few years ago.
Sanseitō is part of a growing international movement sometimes called the “organic right.” Thanks to the emergence of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Make America Healthy Again movement, its tenets are becoming better known: industrial agriculture is controlled by multinational corporations; pesticides and herbicides come along for the ride, whether you want them or not. In order for a nation to be truly independent in dangerous times, a country must produce its own food, and the food must be pure, just as its people are pure.
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