The realization of eqality in political process is one of the major requirements of the Constitution. This issue has been addressed in reapportionment cases. That is , the reallocation per electoral district of seats in the Diet must be in accord with the movement of population. In Japan, these cases are highly arguable. The Supreme Court has delivered several decisions in reapportionment cases involving both houses of the Diet; in two decisions, the Court held unconstitutional the apportionment for seats in the House of Representatives. This paper attempts to discuss the reapportionment cases in Japan from the viewpoints of politics and law.