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	AllRefer.com - Japan - The Legislature \| Japanese Information Resource
		The LDP won 223 seats in the July 1993 House of Representatives election, thirty-three seats short of the simple majority required to control the 511-member lower house.
		With postelection adjustments and realignments, the Japan New Party head, Hosokawa Morihiro, was able to gain the support of the Shinseito, the Sakigake, the Komeito, the Social Democratic Party of Japan, the Democratic Socialist Party, and United Social Democratic Party to form a minority government.
		This coalition of small conservative parties that had broken off from the LDP and socialist-based opposition parties differed on many issues but shared the common objective of passing political reform legislation.
	reference.allrefer.com /country-guide-study/japan/japan208.html (1231 words)

	Tsutomu Hata
		In the 1980s and early 90s Hata held a number of cabinet posts in LDP governments, including minister of agriculture (1988) and finance (1991–92).
		The plainspoken legislator subsequently broke with the LDP, which he accused of tolerating political corruption, and with Ichiro Ozawa established (1993) the short-lived Japan Renewal (Shinseito) party, sparking Japan's biggest political reorganization the postwar years.
		In 1995 he lost a Shinshinto (New Frontier party; Shinseito's successor) leadership contest to Ozawa.
	www.infoplease.com /id/A0822938 (248 words)

	Japan - Definitions from Dictionary.com
		total) LDP 223, SDPJ 70, Shinseito 55, Komeito 51, JNP 35, JCP 15, DSP
		Shinseito (Japan Renewal Party, JRP), Komeito (Clean Government Party,
		Shinseito, JNP, DSP, and a minor labor group; Heisei-kai is a joint
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