The Failures and Changes of the Japanese Left, led by Tetsuzo Fuwa in the Localization of Marxism

Abstract

This research explores the similarities and differences between the Chinese rhetoric and the Japaneseization of Marxism. It does so in order to present the failure of socialist movements in Japan regardless of whether those movements opt for a revolutionary strategy or gain power through parliamentary democracy. As a result of the altered conditions, the Japanese Communist Party has enacted a variety of party policies, both internal and external, that take into account all local and worldwide problems, and has made more popular judgements.