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Free AccessNHK Circulates List Of Expected Cabinet Replacements
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is preparing to announce a reshuffle of his Cabinet and ruling party executives today.
- The new Cabinet line-up has apparently been finalised. It includes 9 freshers, while 5 experienced politicians are re-joining the executive branch. Public broadcaster NHK leaked the full list of Cabinet appointments. Note that this is not an official list.
- Mainichi reported that seven ministers with proven links to the Unification Church will be replaced as the Prime Minister seeks to address the decline in the approval ratings of his administration.
- Kishida is expected to collect letters of resignation from ministers at an extraordinary Cabinet meeting today. The revamped administration will be launched in the afternoon, with Kishida set to hold a press conference.
Table 1. Tentative Plan Of Cabinet Reshuffle
| Portfolio | New (faction) | Current (faction) |
|---|---|---|
Internal Affairs | Minoru Terada (Kishida) | Yasushi Kaneko (Kishida) |
Justice | Yasuhiro Hanashi (Kishida) | Yoshihisa Furukawa (Motegi) |
Foreign Affairs | Yoshimasa Hayashi (Kishida) | No change |
Finance | Shunichi Suzuki (Aso) | No change |
Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology | Keiko Nagaoka (Aso) | Shinsuke Suematsu (Abe) |
Health, Labour and Welfare | Katsunobu Kato (Motegi) | Shigeyuki Goto (no faction) |
Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries | Tetsuro Nomura (Motegi) | Genjiro Kaneko (Kishida) |
Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry | Yasutoshi Nishimura (Abe) | Koichi Hagiuda (Abe) |
Environment | Akihiro Nishimura (Abe) | Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi (Nikai) |
Defence | Seiichi Hamada (no faction) | Nobuo Kishi (Abe) |
Chief Cabinet Secretary | Hirokazu Matsuno (Abe) | No change |
Digital Transformation | Taro Kono (Aso) | Karen Makishima (Aso) |
Reconstruction | Kenya Akiba (Motegi) | Kosaburo Nishime (Motegi) |
National Public Safety Commission | Koichi Tani (Nikai) | Satoshi Ninoyu (Motegi) |
Regional Revitalisation | Naoki Okada (Abe) | Seiko Noda (no faction) |
Declining Birthrate | Masanobu Ogura (Nikai) | Seiko Noda (no faction) |
Economic Revitalisation | Daishiro Yamagiwa (Aso) | Daishiro Yamagiwa (Aso) |
Economic Security | Sanae Takaichi (no faction) | Takayuki Kobayashi (Nikai) |
Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism | Tetsuo Saito (Komeito, junior coalition partner) | No change |
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