Dainiin Club

For the historic party of the same name, see Dai-Niin Club.

Dainiin Club 第二院クラブ

Founded	1983
Ideology	Centrist
Website
Official website

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The Dainiin Club (第二院クラブ) is a political party in the Upper House of Japan.

The word "Dainiin" (第二院) means the House of Councillors (参議院 Sangiin).

The direct meaning of "Dainiin" in Japanese is "The 2nd House". In this case The 2nd House means House of Councillors in Japan. Daini means "The 2nd", in means "House"(in political term).

External links

Official website

Political parties in Japan

Officially recognized
political parties

Governing parties	Liberal Democratic Komeito

Opposition parties	Democratic Communist Initiatives from Osaka Social Democratic People's Life Party & Taro Yamamoto and Friends Japanese Kokoro New Renaissance Party

Political organisations with
seats in the National Diet

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seats in regional assemblies

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