To some young Japanese voters unsure about where they stand on issues, casting a ballot seems so demanding that they would rather choose to avoid it. For others, politics is just not their thing.The voting age was lowered to 18 from 20 in 2016 to get younger voters involved in politics but the effort has yet to pay off and it remains unclear whether Sunday's upper house election will be yet more proof of low interest in voting among young people or point to change, political experts say.With Japan now waking up to the need to nurture political literacy from early stages of life, the experts…READ FULL ARTICLE
