Nov. 30, Fri.
On-Line Connections Encourage Young Voters
The governing Democratic Party, the largest opposition Liberal Democratic Party, and all other parties are all promoting their versions of Japan's future for the December 16th election. Young people may have the most at stake, but their participation is uncertain. In 2009, the voting rates of people in their 20s and 30s was the lowest of all age categories.
Some groups are hoping the Internet can remedy the apathy and promote political participation. They're using blogs and social networking sites, making cyberspace a place where young voters can feel at ease.
Other news:
- Results of NHK's public opinion poll and news about the election campaign.
- Supermarket in China damaged during anti-Japan protest reopens; Beijing marathon reconsiders and allows Japanese runners.
- Japan and South Korea confirm importance of economic cooperation.
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