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*Japan Renaissance Party ({{ |
*Japan Renaissance Party ({{nihongo2|改革クラブ}}, {{lit|Reform Club}}), founded 2008, predecessor of the [[New Renaissance Party]] |
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*[[Kakushin Club]], ({{ |
*[[Kakushin Club]], ({{nihongo2|革新倶楽部}}, {{lit|Reform Club|Innovation Club}}), 1922—1925, part of the [[Taishō Democracy]] Movement |
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*{{ill|Reform Club (Japan, 1998)|lt=Reform Club|ja|改革クラブ (1998-2002)}} ({{nihongo2|改革クラブ}}), founded by [[Tatsuo Ozawa]] in 1998, wiped out after [[2000 Japanese general election|2000 election]] |
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==Other== |
==Other== |
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Revision as of 06:54, 26 August 2023
The Reform Club is a London gentlemen's club.
Reform Club may also refer to:
Japanese political parties
- Japan Renaissance Party (改革クラブ, lit. 'Reform Club'), founded 2008, predecessor of the New Renaissance Party
- Kakushin Club, (革新倶楽部, lit. 'Reform Club' or 'Innovation Club'), 1922—1925, part of the Taishō Democracy Movement
- Reform Club (改革クラブ), founded by Tatsuo Ozawa in 1998, wiped out after 2000 election
Other
- Reform Club of Hong Kong, Hong Kong political group
- Manchester Reform Club, former club
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