The Japan Innovation Party positions itself as a “party for the next generation,” aiming to create a society where future generations can live with dreams and hope.
Rather than simply picking the apples before us, our mission is to cultivate the soil that allows the apple trees themselves to grow. With this vision in mind, we uphold three guiding pillars — to be “a party for the next generation,” “a party that realizes regional system of division, a doshu system (merging existing prefectures into regional states),” and “a party that breaks away from Nagatacho-style politics (traditional politics).” Guided by these principles, we will boldly advance policies that break through the limits of conventional politics and lead Japan as a whole toward the future.

In particular, we place the highest priority on “social security reform.”
To address the rapidly progressing decline in birthrate and aging population, as well as to ease the burden of social security weighing on the working generation, we are pursuing “social security reform for the next generation” and “tax reform for the next generation.” We are committed to fundamentally overhauling the current unsustainable social security system. By establishing a new, sustainable framework, we aim to enable today’s working generation and future generations to thrive while supporting the elderly, ensuring a virtuous cycle of growth and distribution as we move forward to the future.

We will also work to realize “nationwide free education.”
No child’s educational opportunities should be limited by their family’s financial circumstances. We aim to make education free from early childhood through high school, striving to build a society where all children can learn equally and shape their own futures, where people of all generations can live with peace of mind.

Furthermore, we aim to introduce the doshu system to realize a truly decentralized nation. Our goal is to build a “polycentric and decentralized nation” by establishing a system that enables regions to thrive without depending on Tokyo.
We will strengthen the economic foundations of each region and enhance urban functions, aiming for growth where local regions take the lead.
We will also develop Osaka as a “second capital,” promoting the decentralization of capital functions and building a national system resilient to disasters and crises.

By breaking away from the outdated politics where all decisions are made behind closed-doors in Nagatacho and making policy decisions in an open setting instead, we aim to restore transparency and fairness to politics. We will distance ourselves from the so-called “dining-and-drinking politics” and focus on building a new approach to policy-making, creating a policy foundation that truly serves the needs of the people. Guided by the spirit of “putting words into action,” the Japan Innovation Party will continue to push forward with bold reforms and fulfill as many of our promises as possible.

We are fully committed to building a society where every citizens can live with hope. Let’s work together to build a future we can proudly pass on to the next generation!

　

Japan Innovation Party
RepresentativeHirohumi Yoshimura