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Line 1: {{Merge\|Political_parties_in_Japan\|date=June 2007}} The '''Hawai‘i Film Office''' is an agency of the state of [[Hawaii\|Hawai‘i]] through the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism. The agency facilitates in-state film projects for both small and large, both independent and commercial media productions to be released in a variety of means. Each county has a film commission affiliated with the Hawai‘i Film Office to coordinate relations between media producers and the counties within which they film — Big Island Film Office, Honolulu Film Office, Kaua‘i Film Commission and Maui Film Office. Each film commission is led by a film commissioner, appointed by respective county mayors. {{Politics of Japan}} The Hawai‘i Film Office is considered the first point of contact for any media producer hoping to work on film projects in any of the [[Hawaiian Islands]]. The agency provides all the documentation and permits needed to proceed with a project and also acts as a liaison with the [[Governor of Hawaii\|Governor of Hawai‘i]] and the [[Hawaii State Legislature\|Hawai‘i State Legislature]] in consideration of tax incentives and other benefits granted for filming in Hawai‘i. '''Political parties in Japan''' lists [[political party\|political parties]] in [[politics of Japan\|Japan]]. ~~[[Image:Movie_lilo_and_stitch_hula.jpg\|right\|250px\|Lilo & Stitch hula sequence]]~~ <!--:''The general rule on naming applies. That means: the parties are named in the English translation and the original native name is placed on the first line of the article unless the native form is more commonly used in English than the English form. Rationale and specifics: See: [[Wikipedia:Naming conventions (use English)]]''.--> ==Major parties== ~~== A partial list of movies and television shows filmed in Hawai‘i ==~~ [[Liberal Democratic Party (Japan)\|Liberal Democratic Party]] (LDP) ''Jiyū Minshū-tō'', or ''Jimin-tō'' 自民党([[Conservatism\|conservative]], 1955-) The LDP is Japan's largest political party and the senior partner in the current governing coalition. Prime Minister [[Shinzo Abe]] is a member of this political party. It is a [[Conservatism\|conservative]] party of the [[right-wing]] and is made up of various conservative and reformist factions. The LDP has been in power almost continuously since [[1955]], when it was formed as a merger of early postwar Japan's two conservative parties, the [[Liberal Party of Japan, Occupation]], and the [[Democrat Party of Japan, Occupation]]. The party is characterized as being very conservative on social and foreign matters. [[Democratic Party of Japan]] (DPJ) ''Minshūtō'' ([[social liberalism\|social liberal]] 1998-)民主党 *The DPJ is Japan's second largest party and leads the opposition. It is a [[social liberalism\|social liberal]] party. It is the largest opposition party, and was formed in the late 1990s as a result of the merger of several anti-LDP parties. Quite [[Liberalism\|liberal]] and oppositional on key issues, as well as moderately [[social-democratic]]. It is against the Iraq war, and was led by Seiji Maehara until the end of March 2006, when he resigned due to a crisis involving a DPJ member (Hisayasu Nagata) making false allegations that the son of LDP Secretary-General ([[Tsutomu Takebe]]) illicitly received money from former [[Livedoor]] president [[Takafumi Horie]]. As of [[April 5]][[2006]], [[Naoto Kan]] and [[Ichiro Ozawa]] are running for DPJ party president. [[New Komeito]]* ''Komeitō'' ([[Conservatism\|conservative]], [[theocratic]] [[Buddhist]], 1998-)公明党 formerly [[Komeito (Former)]] ([[centrist]], [[theocratic]] [[Buddhist]], 1964-1998) formerly [[Komei Political Assembly]] ([[centrist]], [[theocratic]] [[Buddhist]], 1961-1964) *The Shin Komeito Party (Japanese name for the New Komeito) is Japan's third largest party and the governing party's junior partner. It was formerly known as the [[Clean Government Political Assembly]] and the [[Komeito (Former)\|Komeito]]. The party is a [[Conservatism\|conservative]] party of the [[right-wing]], but it is also well supported by organizations like the [[Soka Gakkai]], a sect of [[Nichiren Buddhism]]. Therefore, it is also considered a [[theocratic]] Buddhist party. It has moderated its stance however. Because it is partners with the LDP, it is unopposed to the war in Iraq. It is now led by [[Takenori Kanzaki]]. [[Japanese Communist Party]] (JCP) ''Nihon Kyōsan-tō'' (communist, 1922-)日本共産党 *The Japanese Communist Party is Japan's fourth largest party and the middle partner of the opposition coalition. It is a [[moderate]] [[communist]] party of the [[left-wing]]. Though it is communist, it is not against religion and does not want the [[emperor]] to step down. It supports multi-party democracy and does not advocate the imposition of radical change on Japanese society. It is considered pacifist and skeptical of the [[United States]]. [[Social Democratic Party (Japan)]] (SDP) ''Shakai Minshūtō'', or ''Shamin-tō'' (socialist, 1996-)　社民党 formerly [[Japan Socialist Party]] (JSP) ''Nihon Shakai-tō'' (socialist, 1945-1996)日本社会党 a breakaway group formerly known as the [[Democratic Socialist Party (Japan)]], now defunct, (social-democratic, 1960-1996) *in 1948 split up into the [[Rightist Socialist Party of Japan]], (moderate social-democratic, 1948-1955), and [[Leftist Socialist Party of Japan]], (extreme socialist, 1948-1955), in 1955, reunified into JSP. The Social Democrat Party of Japan is Japan's fifth largest party and the junior partner in the opposition coalition. It is a [[moderate]] [[social-democratic]] party of the [[left-wing]]. It is seen more as a [[moderate]] social-democratic, and [[populist]] party rather than a [[revolutionary]] [[socialist]] party. It grew out of the [[Japan Socialist Party]] and the [[Democratic Socialist Party (Japan)]] It is opposed to the war in Iraq. == Minor parties== ~~==Feature films==~~ [[Liberal League]] ''Jiyu Rengo'' (liberal, 1994-) ''[[50 First Dates]]'' (2004) *The Liberal League is a [[right-wing]] party in Japan, which, despite its name, is actually [[Conservatism\|conservative]]. The Liberal League has 1 seat in the Diet. ''[[The Big Bounce]]'' (2004) Other minor parties ''[[Blue Crush]]'' (2002) *Japan has other minor parties with national support, mostly with [[communist]] and [[socialist]] ideologies, as well as a few [[nationalist]], [[reformist]], and far [[right-wing]] parties. ''[[Blue Hawaii]]'' (1967) Dissidents from the LDP formed the following parties in 2005 : ''[[Honeymoon In Vegas]]'' (1991) **[[People's New Party]] (PNP) ''Kokumin Shintō'' ([[Conservatism\|conservative]], 2005-) ''[[North Shore]]'' (1987) **[[New Party Nippon]] (NPN) ''Shintō Nippon'' (2005-) ''[[Pearl Harbor]]'' (2001) * ''*[[~~Race~~New ~~The~~Party ~~Sun~~Daichi]] (NPD) ''Shintō Daichi'' (~~1995~~2005-) ''[[Six Days Seven Nights]]'' (1998) * ''[[South Pacific]]'' (1958) * ''[[Tora! Tora! Tora!]]'' (1970) ===Existing national parties represented in the Diet in the past=== Current political parties that used to be in the Diet but aren't currently represented: ~~===Set, but not produced, in Hawai‘i===~~ * ''[[Lilo & Stitch]]'' (2002) * [[Dainiin Club]] ''Dainiin Kurabu'' ([[centrist]], 1983-) ~~===Produced, but not set, in Hawai‘i===~~ * [[New Socialist Party (Japan)\|New Socialist Party]] ''Shin Shakai To'' (socialist, 1996-) * ''[[Jurassic Park]]'' (1993) * [[Sports and Peace Party]] ''Supotsu Heiwa To'' (centrist, 1989-) * ''[[The Rundown]]'' (2003) * ''[[~~Waterworld~~Takeru]]'' (~~1995~~centrist, 2001-) * ''[[Windtalkers]]'' (2002) ==~~Television~~=Other ~~projects~~parties=== * [[Rainbow and Greens]] ''Niji to Midori'' (green) * ''[[Adventures in Paradise]]'' (1959-1962): ABC series * ''[[Ishin Seito Shimpu]]'' (far-right, 1995-) * ''[[Aloha from Hawai‘i]]'' (1973): NBC special featuring Elvis Presley * [[Women's Party]] ''Josei To'' (Feminist, 1993-) * ''[[Baywatch Hawai‘i]]'' (1999-2001): NBC series * [[Internet Breakthrough Party of Japan]] (Led by Iron Chef Comentator and Judge and former LDP member Shinichiro Kurimoto) * ''[[Byrds of Paradise]]'' (1994): ABC series * ''[[Dog The Bounty Hunter]]'' (2004-present): A&E series * ''[[Fantasy Island]]'' (1978): ABC series * ''[[Gilligan's Island]]'' (1964): CBS series * ''[[Hawai‘i]]'' (2004): NBC series * ''[[Hawai‘i Five-O]]'' (1968-1980): CBS series * ''[[Hawaiian Eye]]'' (1959-1963): ABC series * ''[[Jake and the Fatman]]'' (1988-1990): CBS series * ''Little People'' (1972-1974): CBS series * ''[[Magnum, P.I.]]'' (1980-1988): CBS series * ''[[North Shore]]'' (2004-Present): Fox series * ''[[The Don Ho Show]]'' (1976-1977): ABC series * ''[[MTV Real World: Hawai‘i]]'' (1999): MTV series * ''[[The Thornbirds]]'' (1982): ABC mini-series * ''[[Tour of Duty (TV series)\|Tour of Duty]]'' (1987-1988): CBS series * ''[[War and Remembrance]]'' (1984): ABC mini-series ===Regional parties=== ~~===Produced, but not set in, Hawai‘i===~~ Some of the main regional parties represented in regional assemblies: * '''[[Lost]]'' (2004-present) ABC series * [[Kanagawa Network Movement]] ''Kanagawa Nettowaku Undo'' (Yokohama, socialist) ~~[[Category:Government of Hawaii]]~~ * [[Seikatsusha Network]] ''Seikatsusha Nettowaku'' (Tokyo, socialist) ~~[[Category:Hawaii media]]~~ * [[Okinawa Social Mass Party]] ''Okinawa Shakai Taishu To'' (Okinawa, socialist) [[Green Niigata]], ''Midori Niigata'' (Niigata, communist) formerly [[Niigata New Party for People]], ''Shimin Shin-to Niigata'' (Niigata, communist) ==Defunct parties== [[Association of Independents]] ''Mushozoku no Kai'' (centrist, 1999-2004) ** formerly [[House of Representatives Club]] ''Sangiin Kurabu'' (centrist, 1998-1999) [[New Conservative Party]], (conservative, 2002-2003) formerly [[Conservative Party of Japan (2000)]], (conservative, 2000-2002) [[Liberal Party (1998)]], (liberal, 1998-2003) [[Democratic Party of Japan (1996)]], (liberal, 1996-1998) [[Good Governance Party]], (liberal, 1998) [[New Fraternity Party]], (liberal reformist, 1998) [[Sun Party]], (liberal reformist, 1996-1998) [[Democratic Reform Party]] (liberal reformist, 1993-1998) [[Midori no Kaigi]] ''Environmental Green Political Assembly'' ([[ecologist]] [[Conservatism\|conservative]] [[reformist]], 2002-2004) formerly[[The Sakigake Party]], (conservative reformist-ecologist, 1998-2002) formerly [[New Party Sakigake]], (conservative reformist-ecologist, 1993-1998) [[New Peace Party]], (conservative, 1997-1998) [[Japan New Party]], (liberal, 1993-1996) [[Japan Renewal Party]], (liberal, 1993-1994) [[New Frontier Party]], (socialist/liberal, 1994-1997) [[Democratic Socialist Party (Japan)]], (social-democratic, 1960-1994 - broke off from JSP) [[Democratic Party of Japan, Occupation]], (agrarian conservative, 1945-1955) [[Liberal Party of Japan, Occupation]], (conservative, 1945-1955) [[Great Achievement Association]], (conservative nationalist, 1889-1909) *formerly [[Conservative Party of Japan (1880)]] [[Constitutional Liberal Party (Japan)]], (liberal, 1882-1931) [[Constitutional Progressive Party]], (moderate liberal, 1882-1934) [[Liberal Party of Japan (1881)]], (liberal, 1881) *formerly [[Aikoku Koto\|Aikokusha]], (liberal, 1872-1881) [[Liberalism in Japan]] Japan has other minor parties not represented in Parliament (which have never been represented before), mostly [[reformist]], [[liberal]], [[nationalist]], [[socialist]], and [[communist]] parties. :''Ways to browse Wikipedia for political parties are by [[Index of political parties\|name of the party]], [[List of political parties\|country]], [[List of political parties by ideology\|ideology]] or by [[List of political parties by ideology#Trans-national world groupings and parties\|membership of internationals]] and through the category system: especially by [[:Category:Political parties by country\|country]] and [[:category:political parties by ideology\|ideology]].'' 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