Hashimoto's I cabinet

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Hashimoto's I cabinet
82nd Japanese cabinet
dai-82-dai naikaku
The cabinet after the inauguration ceremony for the ministers
Prime Minister
Naikaku Sōri-Daijin 		Ryūtaro Hashimoto
Legislative period 135-138. Kokkai
(40th Shūgiin , 17th Sangiin )
Appointed by Emperor Akihito
education January 11, 1996
The End November 7, 1996
Duration 0 years and 301 days
predecessor Murayama Cabinet (reshuffle)
successor Hashimoto II cabinet
composition
Party (s) LDP - SDP - NPS coalition government
ji-sha-sa renritsu seiken
minister 21st
State Secretaries 2 Special Advisers to the Prime Minister
3 Parliamentary Vice-Heads of the Cabinet Secretariat
23 "Parliamentary Vice-Ministers"
representation
Shūgiin
288/500

(12/1/1996)
Sangiin
153/251

(11.1.1996)
Opposition leader Ichirō Ozawa (Shūgiin, NFP )

The first Hashimoto cabinet ( Japanese 第 1 次 橋本 内閣 , dai-ichiji Hashimoto naikaku ) ruled Japan under the leadership of Prime Minister Ryūtarō Hashimoto from January 11, 1996 to November 7 of the same year. His predecessor Murayama Tomiichi of the Socialist Party of Japan (SPJ; renamed the Social Democratic Party (SDP) on January 19, 1996 ), who had led the ruling coalition with the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the New Sakigake Party since 1994 , said on January 5 , 1996 . January 1996 his resignation. Hashimoto, LDP chairman since October 1995 , was then elected Prime Minister on January 11, 1996 in the Shūgiin , the lower house, with 288 to 167 votes against Ichirō Ozawa ( New Progressive Party ) and confirmed in the Sangiin , the upper house.

The cabinet consisted of 18 Shūgiin, two Sangiin MPs and an undeployed Minister of State when he took office. Simultaneously with the beginning of the ministers' term of office, the deputy chief cabinet secretaries ( Kazō Watanabe , Teijirō Furukawa ) and the head of the legislative office of the cabinet ( Masasuke Ōmori ) took up their offices.

The cabinet remained in office until November 7, 1996, when Hashimoto was re-elected Prime Minister after the 1996 Shūgiin election and formed an LDP minority government with his second cabinet .

Minister of State

1. Hashimoto's cabinet - from January 11, 1996 to November 7, 1996
Office Surname image chamber fraction Faction
prime minister Ryūtaro Hashimoto Ryūtaro Hashimoto Shūgiin LDP ( Obuchi )
Minister of Justice Ritsuko Nagao - - -
Foreign minister Yukihiko Ikeda Yukihiko Ikeda Shūgiin LDP Miyazawa
Finance minister Wataru Kubo Shūgiin SDP
Minister of Education Mikio Okuda Mikio Okuda Shūgiin LDP Miyazawa
Minister of Health and Social Affairs Naoto Kan Naoto Kan Shūgiin NPS -
Minister for Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries Ichizō Ōhira Shūgiin LDP Obuchi
Minister for International Trade and Industry Shumpei Tsukahara Shūgiin LDP Mitsuzuka
Minister of transport Yoshiyuki Kamei Yoshiyuki Kamei Shūgiin LDP Watanabe
Post Minister Ichirō Hino Ichirō Hino Shūgiin SDP
Minister of Labor Takanobu Nagai Shūgiin SDP
Building minister Eiichi Nakao Shūgiin LDP Watanabe
Minister of the Interior,
Chairman of the National Public Security Commission 		Hiroyuki Kurata Sangiin LDP -
Chief Cabinet Secretary Seiroku Kajiyama Shūgiin LDP Obuchi
Head of the Authority for Management and Coordination Sekisuke Nakanishi Shūgiin SDP
Head of Defense Hideo Usui Hideo Usui Shūgiin LDP Kōmoto
Head of the Economic Planning Office Shussei Tanaka Shūgiin NPS -
Head of Science and Technology Authority Hidenao Nakagawa Hidenao Nakagawa Shūgiin LDP Mitsuzuka
Head of the Environment Agency Sukio Iwatare Shūgiin SDP
Head of State Land Authority Kazumi Suzuki Shūgiin SDP
Head of the Hokkaidō Development Agency
Head of the Okinawa Development Agency 		Saburō Okabe Sangiin LDP Obuchi

Note: The prime minister and party leader did not officially belong to any political group during his tenure.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ kokkai.ndl.go.jp - Protocol No. 1 of the 135th Kokkai
  2. ↑ sangiin.go.jp - List of the membership numbers of the political groups by meeting