In Japan, far-right political parties are leveraging immigration as a key issue ahead of the upcoming House of Councilors election. These parties are directly challenging Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, citing concerns over issues such as disruptive tourists, alleged exploitation by foreign workers, and wealthy Chinese investors driving up property prices. Immigration has become a central point of contention, with right-wing factions attempting to capitalize on public anxieties and dissatisfaction to gain political traction in the election.