In this country, a major political party's breakaway faction, calling itself the "Everyone's Party" or "Your Party" won five seats in the most recent general election.
In this country, a major political party's breakaway faction, calling itself the "Everyone's Party" or "Your Party" won five seats in the most recent general election. This country's Communist party retained nine seats, and eighteen defeated candidates retained seats through the "block" system, in that same recent election in this country. For only the second time in the last (*) fifty years, this country's Democratic Party took power from its more dominant Liberal Democratic Party, following the resignation of Taro Aso. For 10 points, identify this country which saw a seismic shift in political power in its 2009 general election, which made Hatoyama Yukio its new prime minister.
In this country, a major political party's breakaway faction, calling itself the "Everyone's Party" or "Your Party" won five seats in the most recent general election.
{Japan}