Parties to make use of manga, cartoon characters in upper house election

Parties to make use of manga, cartoon characters in upper house election

Photo taken June 6, 2016, shows pamphlets and brochures using manga or mascots created by Japanese political parties -- (clockwise from L bottom) the Japanese Communist Party, the Assembly to Energize Japan, the New Renaissance Party, the Komeito party and the Liberal Democratic Party -- to promote their policies ahead of the July 10 upper house election, the first national election granting 18-year-olds the right to vote. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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