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作成日: 2026/01/25 01:40

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- Campaigning begins Tuesday for Japan’s Lower House election, with over 1,200 candidates expected to run nationwide.
- 465 seats are being contested: 289 in single-seat districts and 176 through proportional representation.
- Voting will occur on February 8, and parties may still add candidates before the official campaign starts.

A: Hey! Did you hear about the elections?

B: No! What’s going on?

A: It's starting soon! Campaigning kicks off on Tuesday.

B: Really? Wow, that’s fast! How many people are running?

A: A lot! Over 1,200 candidates, can you believe it?

B: That's crazy! How many seats are there to win?

A: 465 total. Some are in specific areas, and some are decided differently.

A: About half, 289, are in those specific areas.

B: And the other half?

A: The other 176 are decided with a proportional representation system. Basically, it's like a bigger picture for the whole country, divided into regions.

A: The Liberal Democratic Party has a lot of candidates.

B: Oh yeah? Who else is running?

A: Lots of different parties! Centrist Reform Alliance, Japan Innovation Party... it's quite a mix!

B: So, when do we actually vote?

A: February 8th! Mark your calendars!

B: Okay, got it! Thanks for the heads up!

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