What does JSP stand for?

Japan Socialist Party

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In Japan, after the collapse of the so-called 1955 regime, which saw a political polarisation with the Liberal Democratic Party on one side and the Japan Socialist Party on the other right through to 1993, the environment is becoming ripe for a comprehensive debate on national security.

Japan: US-Japan 'secret' nuke deal

33) Much later, in 1958, Japan Socialist Party founder Fujiwara Michiko criticised the role the geisha system was playing in normalising the prostitution behaviour of men in Japanese society.

A past re-imagined for the Geisha: Saviour of the 1950's Japanese sex ...

Trailing the LIMP in seats won were the Japan Socialist Party (120).

Blow to Premier in Japan poll

Minshuto was founded in 1998 by members of these small parties, plus some members of the Japan Socialist Party (JSP), now known as the Social Democratic Party.

Pulling Japan from its socialist roots; The largest opposition ...

Even though the possibility of change in government is now on the horizon, that number of seats is not much different from what the Japan Socialist Party held in bygone days.

Japanese editorial excerpts -3- : MINSHUTO MUST NOT WASTE THE CHANCE ...