Tomorrow Party of Japan

Quality:

Tomorrow Party of Japan - political party in Japan. Article “Tomorrow Party of Japan” in English Wikipedia has 25.9 points for quality (as of July 1, 2025). The article contains 4 references and 6 sections.

This article has the best quality in Japanese Wikipedia. Also, this article is the most popular in that (English) language version.

Since the creation of article “Tomorrow Party of Japan”, its content was written by 43 registered users of English Wikipedia and edited by 191 registered Wikipedia users in all languages.

The article is cited 165 times in English Wikipedia and cited 1388 times in all languages.

The highest Authors Interest rank from 2001:

• Local (English): #3777 in December 2012
• Global: #3877 in December 2012

The highest popularity rank from 2008:

• Local (English): #75997 in December 2012
• Global: #2915 in December 2012

There are 6 language versions for this article in the WikiRank database (of the considered 55 Wikipedia language editions).

The quality and popularity assessment was based on Wikipédia dumps from July 1, 2025 (including revision history and pageviews for previous years).

The table below shows the language versions of the article with the highest quality.

#	Language	Quality grade	Quality score
1	Japanese (ja) 日本未来の党		49.2807
2	Chinese (zh) 日本未來黨		33.7081
3	English (en) Tomorrow Party of Japan		25.8975
4	German (de) Nippon Mirai no Tō		19.3755
5	French (fr) Parti du futur du Japon		18.9571
6	Korean (ko) 일본미래당		11.3311

The following table shows the most popular language versions of the article.

#	Language	Popularity award	Relative popularity
1	Japanese (ja) 日本未来の党		895 489
2	English (en) Tomorrow Party of Japan		97 877
3	Chinese (zh) 日本未來黨		15 819
4	French (fr) Parti du futur du Japon		7 025
5	German (de) Nippon Mirai no Tō		5 976
6	Korean (ko) 일본미래당		456

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest popularity in the last month.

#	Language	Popularity award	Relative popularity
1	Japanese (ja) 日本未来の党		3 091
2	English (en) Tomorrow Party of Japan		587
3	Chinese (zh) 日本未來黨		83
4	French (fr) Parti du futur du Japon		55
5	German (de) Nippon Mirai no Tō		10
6	Korean (ko) 일본미래당		10

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest Authors’ Interest.

#	Language	AI award	Relative AI
1	Japanese (ja) 日本未来の党		97
2	English (en) Tomorrow Party of Japan		43
3	French (fr) Parti du futur du Japon		25
4	Chinese (zh) 日本未來黨		15
5	German (de) Nippon Mirai no Tō		8
6	Korean (ko) 일본미래당		3

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest Authors’ Interest in the last month.

#	Language	AI award	Relative AI
1	German (de) Nippon Mirai no Tō		0
2	English (en) Tomorrow Party of Japan		0
3	French (fr) Parti du futur du Japon		0
4	Japanese (ja) 日本未来の党		0
5	Korean (ko) 일본미래당		0
6	Chinese (zh) 日本未來黨		0

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest number of citations.

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