TOKYO -- The gains made by the right-wing Sanseito party in Japan's upper house election Sunday show that the mounting worldwide wave of citizens-first, anti-globalist sentiment has come to Japan.
Parties win votes by channeling distrust of establishment, but struggle to gain power

Sanseito, like other far-right parties, uses events such as street speeches to fire up its base. © Kyodo
TOKYO -- The gains made by the right-wing Sanseito party in Japan's upper house election Sunday show that the mounting worldwide wave of citizens-first, anti-globalist sentiment has come to Japan.