Cabinet Kan (1st reshuffle)
Cabinet Kan (1st reshuffle) | |
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94th Japanese Cabinet (reshuffle) dai-94-dai naikaku (kaizō) |
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Prime Minister Naikaku Sōri-Daijin |
Naoto Kan |
Legislative period | 176. Kokkai (45th Shūgiin , 22nd Sangiin ) |
Appointed by | Emperor Akihito |
education | 17th September 2010 |
The End | January 14, 2011 |
Duration | 0 years and 119 days |
predecessor | Cabinet Kan |
successor | Cabinet Kan (2nd reshuffle) |
composition | |
Party (s) | DP , NVP |
minister | 18 (1 resignation) |
State Secretaries | 3 Special Advisers to the Prime Minister 2 Parliamentary Vice-Heads of the Cabinet Secretariat 22 "Vice Ministers" 26 "Parliamentary Secretaries" |
representation | |
Shūgiin | 312/480 (27/10/2010) |
Sangiin | 110/242 (07/31/2010) |
Opposition leader | Sadakazu Tanigaki (Shūgiin, LDP ) |
The first reshuffle of the Kan cabinet ( Japanese 菅 改造 内閣 , Kan kaizō naikaku ) ruled Japan from a cabinet reshuffle on September 17, 2010 to a further reshuffle on January 14, 2011. Prime Minister Naoto Kan had the election on September 14, 2010 won the position of chairman of the Democratic Party and then re-appointed the state and party leadership. Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada moved to the party leadership as General Secretary.
Six ministers of state were taken over from the previous cabinet, five of them retained their old portfolio. When he took office, including the Prime Minister, there were twelve ministers in the Shūgiin, the lower house, and five in the Sangiin, the upper house.
One day after the Democratic Party conference on January 13, 2011, Kan reformed the cabinet again.
Minister of State
Office | Surname | image | chamber | fraction | Faction (s) |
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prime minister | Naoto Kan | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | ( Kan ) |
Ministers of State who run a ministry | |||||
Minister for Internal Affairs and Communication Minister of State for the “Promotion of the Sovereignty of the Regions” (chiiki shuken suishin) responsible for the “revitalization of the regions” (chiiki kasseika) |
Yoshihiro Katayama | ![]() |
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Minister of Justice responsible for the kidnapping issue |
Minoru Yanagida until November 22, 2010 |
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Sangiin | DPJ | Kawabata |
Yoshito Sengoku from November 22, 2010 |
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Shūgiin | DPJ | Maehara | |
Foreign minister | Seiji Maehara | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Maehara |
Finance minister | Yoshihiko Noda | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Noda |
Minister for Education, Culture, Sport, Science and Technology | Yoshiaki Takaki | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Kawabata |
Minister for Health, Labor and Social Affairs | Ritsuo Hosokawa | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Can |
Minister for Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries | Michihiko Kano | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | - |
Minister for Economy, Trade and Industry | Akihiro Ōhata | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Hatoyama |
Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Minister of State for Okinawa and Northern Territories Affairs in charge of maritime affairs |
Sumio Mabuchi | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | - |
Environment Minister State Minister for Civil Protection |
Ryu Matsumoto | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Yokomichi |
Defense Minister | Toshimi Kitazawa | ![]() |
Sangiin | DPJ | Hata |
Chief Cabinet Secretary | |||||
Chief Cabinet Secretary | Yoshito Sengoku | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Maehara |
Minister of State without a ministry | |||||
Chair of the National Public Safety Commission Minister of State for Consumers and Food Safety, Combating the Decline of Births, Gender Equality |
Tomiko Okazaki | ![]() |
Sangiin | DPJ | Yokomichi |
Minister of State for the Financial Sector responsible for postal reform |
Shōzaburō Jimi | ![]() |
Sangiin | New People's Party | - |
Minister of State for Economic and Financial Policy, Science & Technology Policy, responsible for space development |
Banri Kaieda | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Hatoyama |
Minister of State for "New Community" (atarashii kōkyō) responsible for "National Strategy" (kokka senryaku) |
Kōichirō Gemba | ![]() |
Shūgiin | DPJ | - |
Minister of State for the “Renewal of Administration” (gyōsei sasshin) responsible for reforming the civil service |
Renhō (Murata) | ![]() |
Sangiin | DPJ | Noda |
Note: The Prime Minister does not officially belong to any political group during his term of office.
The ministers of state without a ministry are naikaku-fu tokumei tantō daijin ("Minister of State at the Cabinet Office for Special Tasks"). Additional special areas of responsibility in italics.
The following were designated as possible representatives of the Prime Minister under Article 9 of the Cabinet Act:
- Yoshito Sengoku,
- Seiji Maehara,
- Michihiko Kano,
- Toshimi Kitazawa and
- Ritsuo Hosokawa.
State Secretaries
When the Minister of State took office, the term of office of the Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretaries and the Head of the Cabinet's Legislative Office began . The State Secretaries ( fuku-daijin, "Vice Minister", English Senior Vice Minister ) and the Parliamentary State Secretaries ( daijin seimukan, English Parliamentary Secretary ) were appointed on September 21, 2010.
Office | Surname | chamber | fraction | Faction (s) |
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Cabinet Secretariat, Legislative Office | ||||
Deputy Head of the Cabinet Secretariat | Motohisa Furukawa | Shūgiin | DPJ | Maehara |
Tetsuro Fukuyama | Sangiin | DPJ | Maehara | |
Kin'ya Takino | - | - | - | |
Head of the Legislative Office of the Cabinet | Shin'ichirō Kajita | - | - | - |
Special Advisor to the Prime Minister | ||||
Special advisor for the regeneration of rural areas | Katsuya Ogawa | Sangiin | DPJ | Hatoyama |
Special advisor for national strategy | Kōichi Katō | Shūgiin | DPJ | Can |
Special advisor for renewal of administration and public relations | Manabu Terata | Shūgiin | DPJ | Can |
State Secretaries ("Vice Ministers") | ||||
Cabinet Office | Shōzō Azuma | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ozawa |
Yoshinori Suematsu | Shūgiin | DPJ | Can | |
Tatsuo Hirano | Sangiin | DPJ | Ozawa | |
Internal affairs and communication | Katsumasa Suzuki | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ozawa |
Hideo Hiraoka | Shūgiin | DPJ | Can | |
Judiciary | Toshio Ogawa | Sangiin | DPJ | Can |
Foreign Affairs | Yutaka Banno | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
Takeaki Matsumoto | Shūgiin | DPJ | Noda | |
Finances | Fumihiko Igarashi | Shūgiin | DPJ | Hatoyama |
Mitsuru Sakurai | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
Education, culture, sports, science and technology | Ryūzō Sasaki | Shūgiin | DPJ | Hatoyama |
Kan Suzuki | Sangiin | DPJ | Maehara , Hatoyama | |
Work, health and social affairs | Yōko Komiyama | Shūgiin | DPJ | Maehara |
Osamu Fujimura | Shūgiin | DPJ | Noda | |
Agriculture, forestry and fishing | Takashi Shinohara | Shūgiin | DPJ | Can |
Nobutaka Tsutsui | Shūgiin | DPJ | Yokomichi | |
Economy, trade and industry | Motohisa Ikeda | Shūgiin | DPJ | Can |
Tadahiro Matsushita | Shūgiin | New People's Party | - | |
Land, infrastructure and transport | Wakio Mitsui | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ozawa, Kawabata , Hatoyama |
Shūji Ikeguchi | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
environment | Shōichi Kondō | Shūgiin | DPJ | Kondō-hiraoka |
defense | Jun Azumi | Shūgiin | DPJ | Maehara |
Parliamentary State Secretaries ("Parliamentary Secretaries") | ||||
Cabinet Office | Yukihiko Akutsu | Shūgiin | DPJ | Can |
Yasuhiro Sonoda | Shūgiin | DPJ | Hata | |
Takashi Wada | Shūgiin | DPJ | ||
Internal affairs and communication | Akira Uchiyama | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ozawa |
Seiji Osaka | Shūgiin | DPJ | ||
Takashi Morita | Sangiin | New People's Party | - | |
Judiciary | Takahiro Kuroiwa | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
Foreign Affairs | Makiko Kikuta | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ozawa, Kawabata |
Ikuo Yamahana | Shūgiin | DPJ | Yokomichi | |
Hisashi Tokunaga | Sangiin | DPJ | Maehara | |
Finances | Izumi Yoshida | Shūgiin | DPJ | Hatoyama |
Motoyuki Odachi | Sangiin | DPJ | Hatoyama | |
Education, culture, sports, science and technology | Hirofumi Ryu | Shūgiin | DPJ | Hata |
Kumiko Hayashi | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
Work, health and social affairs | Mitsunori Okamoto | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
Masao Kobayashi | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
Agriculture, forestry and fishing | Masayo Tanabu | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ozawa, Hata |
Kenko Matsuki | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ozawa | |
Economy, trade and industry | Kaname Tajima | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
Yoshikatsu Nakyama | Shūgiin | DPJ | Hatoyama | |
Land, infrastructure and transport | Kōichirō Ichimura | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
Toshiaki Koizumi | Shūgiin | DPJ | ||
Shōgo Tsugawa | Shūgiin | DPJ | - | |
environment | Takeshi Hidaka | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ozawa |
defense | Daisuke Matsumoto | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
Hajime Hirota | Sangiin | DPJ |
resignation
- Justice Minister Yanagida resigned from the threat of a "complaint resolution" (monseki ketsugian) in Sangiin after controversial statements about information to parliament.
Web links
- Kantei , Japanese cabinet: 閣僚 名簿 等 (Japanese), List of Kan Cabinet Members (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ 首相 臨時 代理 、 仙 谷 氏 が 1 位 . In: Jiji Tsūshin . September 17, 2010, Retrieved September 17, 2010 (Japanese).
- ↑ Japan's Justice Minister Yanagida Quits over Gaffe. In: BBC News . November 22, 2010, accessed November 22, 2010 .