Takeo Fukuda's cabinet

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The Fukuda cabinet ruled Japan under the leadership of Prime Minister Fukuda Takeo from December 24, 1976 until a cabinet reshuffle on November 28, 1977. Fukuda was elected Prime Minister on December 24, 1976 by the Shūgiin , the lower house, with 256 votes ; his cabinet was presented on the same day and formally appointed by the Tennō. On December 23, 1976, he won the election for party chairman unopposed, replacing Miki Takeo , who had resigned after the 1976 Shūgiin election .

The cabinet consisted of 19 members of the Shūgiin, the lower house, and two members of the Sangiin, the upper house, including the prime minister. Simultaneously with the beginning of the term of office of the ministers of state, the deputy cabinet secretaries ( Shiokawa Masajūrō , Dōshō Kunihiko ), the deputy heads of the Sōri-fu ( Murata Keijirō , Akiyama Susumu ), the office of the prime minister, and the head of the legislative office of the cabinet ( Sanada Hideo) took place ) take up their positions.

Fukuda Takeo's cabinet - from December 24, 1976 until the cabinet reshuffle on November 28, 1977
Office Surname chamber fraction Faction
prime minister Fukuda Takeo Shūgiin LDP ( Fukuda )
Minister of Justice Fukuda Hajime until October 4, 1977
Setoyama Mitsuo from October 5, 1977
Shūgiin
Shūgiin
LDP
LDP
Funada
Fukuda
Foreign minister Hatoyama Iichirō Sangiin LDP -
Finance minister Bō Hideo Shūgiin LDP Fukuda
Minister of Education Kaifu Toshiki Shūgiin LDP Miki
Minister of Health and Social Affairs Watanabe Michio Shūgiin LDP Nakasone
Minister for Agriculture and Forests Suzuki Zenko Shūgiin LDP Ōhira
Minister for International Trade and Industry Tanaka Tatsuo Shūgiin LDP Fukuda
Minister of transport Tamura Hajime Shūgiin LDP Tanaka
Post Minister Komiyama Jushiro Shūgiin LDP Tanaka
Minister of Labor Ishida Hirohide Shūgiin LDP Miki
Building minister Hasegawa Shirō Shūgiin LDP Shiina
Minister of the Interior,
Chairman of the National Public Security Commission,
Head of the Hokkaidō Development Authority
Ogawa Heiji Shūgiin LDP Ōhira
Chief Cabinet Secretary Sonoda Sunao Shūgiin LDP Fukuda
Head of the Prime Minister's Office
Head of the Okinawan Development Agency
Fujita Masaaki Sangiin LDP Ōhira
Head of the Administrative Oversight Authority Nishimura Eiichi Shūgiin LDP Tanaka
Head of Defense Mihara Asao Shūgiin LDP Mizuta
Head of the Economic Planning Office Kuranari Tadashi Shūgiin LDP Nakasone
Head of Science and Technology Authority Uno Sōsuke Shūgiin LDP Nakasone
Head of the Environment Agency Ishihara Shintaro Shūgiin LDP -
Head of State Land Authority Tazawa Kichirō Shūgiin LDP Ōhira

Note: The party chairman and prime minister does not officially belong to any political group during his term of office.

resignation

  • Justice Minister Fukuda resigned on October 4, 1977 following the Dakka-jiken ("Dhaka Incident"), the hijacking of JAL Flight 472 by the Japanese Red Army , in which the government paid ransom and released prisoners to release the hostages .

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