Cabinet Koizumi I (2nd transformation)

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Cabinet Koizumi I (1st transformation)
87th Japanese Cabinet (2nd transformation)
dai-87-dai naikaku (dai-2-ji-kaizō)
The cabinet after the inauguration ceremony for the ministers
Prime Minister
Naikaku Sōri-Daijin 		Jun'ichirō Koizumi
Legislative period 157-158. Kokkai
(42nd Shūgiin , 19th Sangiin )
Appointed by Emperor Akihito
education September 20, 2003
The End November 19, 2003
Duration 0 years and 60 days
predecessor Cabinet Koizumi I (1st transformation)
successor Cabinet Koizumi II
composition
Party (s) LDP , Kōmeitō , NKP
minister 18th
State Secretaries 3 Special Advisers to the Prime Minister
3 Parliamentary Vice-Heads of the Cabinet Secretariat
22 "Vice Ministers"
27 "Parliamentary Secretaries"
representation
Shūgiin
285/475

(25.9.2003)
Sangiin
140/242

(8/10/2003)
Opposition leader Naoto Kan (Shūgiin, DPJ )

The first cabinet Koizumi ( Japanese 第 1 次 小泉 第 2 次 改造 内閣 , daiichiji Koizumi dainiji kaizō naikaku ), which was reorganized for the second time, ruled Japan under the leadership of Prime Minister Jun'ichirō Koizumi from September 20, 2003 until the successor cabinet was appointed on September 19 , 2003 . November 2003. Koizumi dissolved the Shūgiin on October 10 and was able to win several seats in the following Shūgiin election and continue to govern with the help of his coalition partners.

Minister of State

1st Koizumi cabinet after the 2nd cabinet reshuffle - September 20 to November 19, 2003
Office Surname image Political party Faction
prime minister Jun'ichirō Koizumi Jun'ichirō Koizumi LDP ( Mori )
Minister of Internal Affairs and Communication Tarō Asō Tarō Asō  LDP Kono
Minister of Justice Daizō Nozawa Daizō Nozawa LDP Mori
Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi Yoriko Kawaguchi  LDP -
Finance minister Sadakazu Tanigaki Sadakazu Tanigaki  LDP Ozato
Minister for Education, Culture, Sport, Science and Technology Takeo Kawamura Takeo Kawamura  LDP Hashimoto
Minister for Health, Labor and Social Affairs Chikara Sakaguchi Chikara Sakaguchi Kōmeitō -
Minister for Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries Yoshiyuki Kamei Yoshiyuki Kamei  LDP Yamasaki
Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
   responsible for the world exhibition 		Shōichi Nakagawa Shōichi Nakagawa LDP Kamei
Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
   responsible for the transfer of capital city functions and tourism 		Nobuteru Ishihara Nobuteru Ishihara LDP -
Environment Minister
   responsible for global environmental issues 		Yuriko Koike Yuriko Koike  LDP Mori
Chief Cabinet Secretary Yasuo Fukuda Yasuo Fukuda LDP Mori
Chair of the National Public Safety Commission
Minister of State for Youth Education and Combating the Decline of Births, Food Safety 		Kiyoko Ono Kiyoko Ono  LDP Kamei
Head of Defense Shigeru Ishiba Shigeru Ishiba LDP Hashimoto
Minister of State for Okinawa and Northern Territories Affairs , Data Protection, Science and Technology Policy,
   responsible for IT policy 		Toshimitsu Motegi Toshimitsu Motegi LDP Hashimoto
Minister of State for the Financial Sector, Economic and Tax Policy Heizō Takenaka Heizō Takenaka LDP -
Minister of State for Deregulation, Industrial Revitalization,
   responsible for administrative reform, structural reform in special areas, regional reform 		Kazuyoshi Kaneko Kazuyoshi Kaneko LDP Horiuchi
Minister of State for Disaster Management
Minister of State for National Emergency Legislation 		Kiichi Inoue Kiichi Inoue  NKP -

Notes: The Prime Minister does not officially belong to any political group during his term of office. Ministers who already belonged to the previous cabinet are in italics.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ shugiin.go.jp - Membership numbers of the political groups ( Memento of October 9, 2003 in the Internet Archive )
  2. ↑ sangiin.go.jp - Membership numbers of the parliamentary groups ( Memento of August 10, 2003 in the Internet Archive )