The Assembly to Energize Japan, in

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was a Japanese political party. It was formed on 1 January 2015 by

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, formerly of the now-defunct

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and

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, formerly of the

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Overview

After the official dissolution of

on 28 November 2014,

and three others, along with former

member

resigned from their respective parties and formed a parliamentary group on 18 December. The party was officially launched on 1 January 2015. After the 2016 election, AEJ had only two remaining members of the Diet, and the House of Councillors caucus was dissolved by the first post-election Diet session:

joined the Independent Club (''Mushozoku Club'', 無所属クラブ), another small YP successor, and became an independent. (Inoki later became an independent and sits with the joint DPFP- LP House of Councillors caucus in 2019, Yamaguchi joined

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in 2019.) The party was officially disbanded on December 10, 2018.

References

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