Cabinet Noda (3rd reshuffle)
| Cabinet Noda (3rd reshuffle) | |
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| 95th Japanese Cabinet (3rd transformation) dai-95-dai naikaku (dai-3-ji-kaizō) |
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Prime Minister Naikaku Sōri-Daijin |
Yoshihiko Noda |
| Legislative period | 181-182. NV (45th Abg . House , 22nd Senate ) |
| Appointed by | Emperor Akihito |
| education | October 1, 2012 |
| The End | December 26, 2012 |
| Duration | 0 years and 86 days |
| predecessor | Cabinet Noda (2nd transformation) |
| successor | Cabinet Shinzō Abe II |
| composition | |
| Party (s) | DPJ , NVP |
| minister | 19 (1 resignation) |
| State Secretaries | 5 special advisers to the prime minister 3 parliamentary deputy chiefs of the cabinet secretariat 25 "vice ministers" 27 "parliamentary state secretaries" |
| representation | |
| House of Representatives | 250/478 (October 1st, 2012) |
| senate | 90/242 (24.10.2012) |
| Opposition leader | Shinzō Abe (published, LDP ) |
The third reshuffled cabinet Noda ( Japanese 野 田 第 3 次 改造 改造 , Noda daisanji kaizō naikaku ) ruled Japan under the leadership of Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda from a cabinet reshuffle on October 1, 2012 to December 26, 2012, when it was before the election a new prime minister submitted his resignation and was replaced on the same day with the appointment of Abe's successor cabinet .
The 2012 Shūgiin election took place on December 16, 2012, and the ruling coalition of the Democratic Party and the New People's Party suffered landslide losses.
Minister of State
The ministers marked with * lost their mandate in the Shūgiin election on December 16, 2012 . According to the constitution, a cabinet must have a majority of MPs, but according to Chief Cabinet Secretary Fujimura there were no legal problems, as a new Prime Minister was elected within 30 days who would have appointed a new cabinet.
| Office | Surname | image | Chamber of Parliament | fraction | Faction (s) |
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| prime minister | Yoshihiko Noda |  |
Shūgiin | DPJ | ( Noda ) |
| First Minister-designate under Article 9 of the Cabinet Act (Deputy Prime Minister) Minister for “Renewal of Administration” (gyōsei sasshin) responsible for administrative reform (gyōsei kaikaku), integrated reform of social security and taxes (shakaihoshō ・ zei ittai kaikaku), reform of public service (kōmuin) seido kaikaku) |
Katsuya Okada |
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Shūgiin | DPJ | - |
| Ministers of State who run a ministry | |||||
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Minister of Internal Affairs and Communication Minister of State for Affairs of Okinawa and the Northern Territories Minister for "Promotion of the Sovereignty of the Regions" (chiiki shuken suishin) responsible for "Revitalizing the Regions" (chiiki kasseika) |
Shinji Tarutoko |  |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Tarutoko |
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Minister of Justice responsible for the kidnapping of Japanese citizens by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (rachi mondai) |
Keishū Tanaka (until October 23, 2012) |
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Shūgiin | DPJ | Kawabata |
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Tadamasa Kodaira (acting) |
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Shūgiin | DPJ | Kawabata | |
| Minister of Justice |
Makoto Taki (from October 24, 2012) |
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Shūgiin * | DPJ | - |
| Foreign minister | Kōichirō Gemba |
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Shūgiin | DPJ | Gemba |
| Finance minister | Kōriki Jōjima |  |
Shūgiin * | DPJ | Kawabata |
| Minister for Education, Culture, Sport, Science and Technology | Makiko Tanaka | .jpg) |
Shūgiin * | DPJ | Ex-Ozawa |
| Minister for Health, Labor and Social Affairs | Wakio Mitsui |  |
Shūgiin * | DPJ | Tarutoko, ex-Ozawa |
| Minister for Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries | Akira Gunji |  |
Sangiin | DPJ | Yokomichi |
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Minister for Economy, Trade and Industry Minister for the "Organization to Support Compensation for Nuclear Power Damage " (genshiryoku songai baishō shien kikō) responsible for economic damage caused by nuclear power (genshiryoku keizai higai) |
Yukio Edano | .jpg) |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Maehara , Kan |
| Minister for Land, Infrastructure and Transport | Yūichirō Hata |  |
Sangiin | DPJ | Hata |
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Environment Minister Minister for "Nuclear Disaster Protection " (genshiryoku bōsai) responsible for the "normalization and relapse prevention of nuclear power accidents" (gempatsu jiko no shūsoku oyobi saihatsu bōshi) |
Hiroyuki Nagahama |  |
Sangiin | DPJ | Noda |
| Defense Minister | Satoshi Morimoto |  |
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| Chief Cabinet Secretary | |||||
| Head of the Cabinet Secretariat from October 24, 2012 responsible for the kidnapping issue |
Osamu Fujimura |  |
Shūgiin * | DPJ | Noda |
| Minister of State without a ministry | |||||
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Reconstruction minister responsible for the Great Japanese Earthquake (Higashi-Nihon daishinsai sōkatsu tantō) |
Tatsuo Hirano |  |
Sangiin | DPJ | Gemba |
| Chairman of the National Public Safety Commission Minister for Consumer and Food Safety |
Tadamasa Kodaira | |
Shūgiin * | DPJ | Kawabata |
| Minister for the financial sector , “new polity ” (atarashii kōkyō), declining birth rates, gender equality | Ikkō Nakatsuka |  |
Shūgiin * | DPJ | Ex-Ozawa |
| Minister for Economic & Financial Policy, Science & Technology Policy, "Nuclear Power Administration " ( genshiryoku gyōsei ), space development responsible for "National Strategy" (kokka senryaku) , maritime affairs (kaiyō seisaku) |
Seiji Maehara |  |
Shūgiin | DPJ | Maehara |
| Minister for Civil Protection in charge of post-privatization (yūsei min'eika) |
Mikio Shimoji |  |
Shūgiin * | NVP | - |
The ministers of state without a ministry are naikaku-fu tokumei tantō daijin ("Minister at the Cabinet Office for Special Tasks"). Additional special areas of responsibility (at the cabinet secretariat or other ministries and authorities) in italics.
Deputy Heads of Cabinet Secretaries, Heads of the Legislative Office, Advisers to the Prime Minister, State Secretaries
The Deputy Heads of the Cabinet Secretariat and the Head of the Legislative Office were appointed on the same day as the Ministers, and the Prime Minister's Special Advisers and State Secretaries a day later.
The faction affiliations are incomplete.
| Office | Surname | chamber | fraction | Faction (s) |
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| Cabinet Secretariat, Legislative Office | ||||
| Deputy Head of the Cabinet Secretariat | Tsuyoshi Saitō | Shūgiin | DPJ | Kondō-hiraoka |
| Hirokazu Shiba | Sangiin | DPJ | Hatoyama | |
| Makoto Taketoshi | - | - | - | |
| Head of the Legislative Office of the Cabinet | Tsuneyuki Yamamoto | - | - | - |
| naikaku sōri-daijin hosakan ("advisor to the prime minister") | ||||
| Consultant for "balancing between ministries and authorities in important political questions etc." (jūyō seisaku ni kan suru shochō-kan shōsei nado) | Hiroshi Ōgushi | Shūgiin | DPJ | Noda |
| Consultant for "balancing between ministries and authorities in important political questions etc." (jūyō seisaku ni kan suru shochō-kan shōsei nado) | Keirō Kitagami | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Consultant for "administrative reform and integrated reform of social security and taxes etc." (gyōsei kaikaku oyobi shakai hoshō, zei ittai kaikaku nado) | Manabu Terata | Shūgiin | DPJ | Can |
| Consultant for "Political leadership under the primacy of politics, parliamentary affairs " (seiji shudō ni yoru seisaku un'ei oyobi kokkai taisaku) | Mitsuo Mitani | Shūgiin | DPJ | Noda |
| Consultant for "Political leadership under the primacy of politics, parliamentary affairs " (seiji shudō ni yoru seisaku un'ei oyobi kokkai taisaku) | Yoshihiro Kawkami | Sangiin | DPJ | |
| Fukudaijin ("Vice Minister") | ||||
| reconstruction | Tōru Kikawada | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Azuma Konno | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
| Cabinet Office | Shinkun Haku | Sangiin | DPJ | |
| Yūji Fujimoto | Sangiin | DPJ | Noda | |
| Kiyoshige Maekawa | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
| General affairs | Atsushi Ōshima | Shūgiin | DPJ | Kano |
| Kenzō Fujisue | Sangiin | DPJ | Can | |
| Judiciary | Ikuo Yamahana | Shūgiin | DPJ | Yokomichi |
| Foreign Affairs | Shūji Kira | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ex-Ozawa |
| Kazuya Shimba | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
| Finances | Kōichi Takemasa | Shūgiin | DPJ | Noda |
| Tsutomu Ōkubo | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
| Cult and Science | Daisuke Matsumoto | Shūgiin | DPJ | Noda |
| Hirofumi Ryu | Shūgiin | DPJ | Tarutoko | |
| Social and work | Chinami Nishimura | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Mitsuru Sakurai | Sangiin | DPJ | Tarutoko | |
| Agriculture, forestry and fishing | Takahiro Sasaki | Shūgiin | DPJ | Yokomichi |
| Koichi Yoshida | Shūgiin | DPJ | ||
| Economy and industry | Yōsuke Kondō | Shūgiin | DPJ | Noda |
| Isao Mitsumiya | Shūgiin | DPJ | ||
| Land and Transport | Takashi Nagayasu | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Yutaka Banno | Shūgiin | DPJ | Tarutoko, Kawabata | |
| environment | Yukio Ubukata | Shūgiin | DPJ | Yokomichi |
| Yasuhiro Sonoda | Shūgiin | DPJ | Tarutoko, Kawabata | |
| defense | Akihisa Nagashima | Shūgiin | DPJ | Noda |
| Daijinseimukan (Parliamentary State Secretaries) | ||||
| Cabinet Office | Ken Kagaya | Sangiin | DPJ | Kawabata |
| Mie Kaneko | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
| Cabinet Office, Reconstruction | Kazuko Kōri | Shūgiin | DPJ | Yokomichi |
| General affairs | Masao Ishizu | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Takashi Morita | Sangiin | NVP | - | |
| General Affairs, Cabinet Office | Tetsuo Inami | Shūgiin | DPJ | Kondō-hiraoka |
| Judiciary | Nobuo Matsuno | Sangiin | DPJ | Kondō-hiraoka |
| Foreign Affairs | Hirotami Murakoshi | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Naoki Kazama | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
| Kazuyuki Hamada | Sangiin | NVP | - | |
| Finances | Shinsuke Amiya | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Michiyoshi Yunoki | Shūgiin | DPJ | Can | |
| Cult and Science | Muneaki Murai | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Masayoshi Nataniya | Sangiin | DPJ | Yokomichi | |
| Social and work | Masaaki Itokawa | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Satoshi Umemura | Sangiin | DPJ | ||
| Agriculture, forestry and fishing | Yasuhiro Kajiwara | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Eiichirō Washio | Shūgiin | DPJ | ||
| Economy and industry | Shuhei Kishimoto | Shūgiin | DPJ | |
| Hiranao Honda | Shūgiin | DPJ | ||
| Land and Transport | Kiyohito Hashimoto | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ex-Ozawa |
| Yasuhiko Wakao | Shūgiin | DPJ | ||
| environment | Masazumi Nakajima | Shūgiin | NVP | - |
| Environment, Cabinet Office | Satoshi Takayama | Shūgiin | DPJ | Ex-Ozawa, Kawabata |
| defense | Motohiro Ōno | Sangiin | DPJ | |
resignation
- Justice Minister Tanaka resigned on October 23, 2012 on "health grounds".
Web links
- Kantei : 3rd remodeled Noda cabinet (Japanese, English )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Masami Ito: Postelection Cabinet Holds “wake”. Record Eight Ministers Lost Diet Seats; Noda Hit for Calling Early Poll. In: The Japan Times . December 18, 2012, accessed December 18, 2012 .
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