5 lawmakers form new party called Reform Club

Friday 29th August, 06:54 AM JST

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KissMint at 08:19 AM JST - 29th August

Why did they have to call it a "club" (kurabu)?? That makes it sound like an after-school thing or something equally juvenile. Reform Party wouldn't work?
smithinjapan at 08:36 AM JST - 29th August

What a stupid name! Why not try using something Japanese and less childish?
franknbeans at 09:13 AM JST - 29th August

Ralph Nader Redux.....
tkoind2 at 10:13 AM JST - 29th August

Yet another pointless party for Japan.

What this country needs is a part of change and the good sense to elect one to office.
Betting at 10:20 AM JST - 29th August

"Why did they have to call it a "club" (kurabu)?? That makes it sound like an after-school thing or something equally juvenile. Reform Party wouldn't work?".

Because it is English and as everyone in the known world knows that if it is in English, it has to be cool. Probably inside the kurabu-house they call each other dude and other gnarly words ...
smithinjapan at 01:00 PM JST - 29th August

Betting: No doubt... and they pat each other on the back and say, "You great OB!", not knowing an OB is a doctor in the babies' ward of the hospital.
WaDisruptor at 04:46 PM JST - 29th August

Wouldn't it be "dudo" and "nuaeluri"? The name sounds like a cheap snack bar which is where their headquarters are probably located or at least where the main members probably spend all of their time.
some14some at 12:08 AM JST - 30th August

Club collapsed as lady Yumiko betrayed reformists.