Miyazawa Cabinet

The Miyazawa Cabinet is the 78th Cabinet of Japan headed by Kiichi Miyazawa from November 5, 1991 to August 9, 1993.^[1]

Miyazawa Cabinet
78th Cabinet of Japan
Date formed	November 5, 1991
Date dissolved	December 12, 1992
People and organisations
Emperor	Akihito
Prime Minister	Kiichi Miyazawa
Member party	Liberal Democratic Party
Status in legislature	Majority government (Lower House)
Opposition parties	Japan Socialist Party   Kōmeitō   Democratic Socialist Party   Japanese Communist Party
History
Election	16th Councillors election (1992)
Predecessor	Second Kaifu Cabinet (Reshuffle)
Successor	Miyazawa Cabinet (Reshuffle)

Cabinet

Portfolio	Minister	Special mission etc.	Note
Prime Minister	Kiichi Miyazawa
Deputy Prime Minister Minister for Foreign Affairs	Michio Watanabe
Minister of Justice	Takashi Tawara (ja)
Minister of Finance	Tsutomu Hata
Minister of Education	Kunio Hatoyama
Minister of Health	Tokuo Yamashita
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries	Masami Tanabu
Minister of International Trade and Industry	Kōzō Watanabe
Minister of Transport	Keiwa Okuda (ja)
Minister of Posts	Hideo Watanabe
Minister of Labor	Tetsuo Kondo
Minister of Construction	Taku Yamasaki
Minister of Home Affairs Chair of the National Public Safety Commission	Masajuro Shiokawa
Chief Cabinet Secretary	Koichi Kato
Director of the Management and Coordination Agency	Junzō Iwasaki (ja)
Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency Director of the Okinawa Regional Development Agency	Tomoo Ie (ja)
Director of the Defense Agency	Sohei Miyashita
Director of the Economic Planning Agency	Takeshi Noda
Director of the Science and Technology Agency	Kanzō Tanigawa (ja)	Chair of the Atomic Energy Commission
Director of the Environment Agency	Shozaburo Nakamura	for Global Environmental issues
Director of the National Land Agency	Yoshiyuki Tōya (ja)	In charge of Research and College Town
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau	Atsuo Kudō (ja)
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (for Political Affairs)	Motoji Kondō (ja)
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (for General Affairs)	Nobuo Ishihara (ja)
Source:[1]

Reshuffled Cabinet

Miyazawa Cabinet (Reshuffle)
78th Cabinet of Japan
Date formed	December 12, 1992
Date dissolved	August 9, 1993
People and organisations
Emperor	Akihito
Prime Minister	Kiichi Miyazawa
Member party	Liberal Democratic Party
Status in legislature	Majority government (Lower House)
Opposition parties	Japan Socialist Party   Kōmeitō   Democratic Socialist Party   Japanese Communist Party
History
Outgoing election	40th general election (1993)
Predecessor	Miyazawa Cabinet
Successor	Hosokawa Cabinet

The Cabinet reshuffle took place on December 12, 1992.

Portfolio	Minister	Special mission etc.	Note
Prime Minister	Kiichi Miyazawa
Deputy Prime Minister Minister for Foreign Affairs	Michio Watanabe	Concurrently serving as Minister for Foreign Affairs	Resigned on April 7, 1993
	Masaharu Gotōda	Concurrently serving as Minister of Justice	Appointed on April 8, 1993
Minister of Justice	Masaharu Gotōda
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Michio Watanabe		Resigned on April 7, 1993
	Kabun Mutō		Appointed on April 8, 1993
Minister of Finance	Yoshiro Hayashi
Minister of Education	Mayumi Moriyama
Minister of Health	Yuya Niwa
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries	Masami Tanabu		Resigned on August 4, 1993
	Kiichi Miyazawa	Concurrently serving as Prime Minister and Minister of Posts	Appointed on August 4, 1993
Minister of International Trade and Industry	Yoshirō Mori
Minister of Transport	Ihei Ochi (ja)
Minister of Posts	Junichiro Koizumi		Resigned on July 20, 1993
	Kiichi Miyazawa	Concurrently serving as Prime Minister	Appointed on July 20, 1993
Minister of Labor	Masakuni Murakami (ja)
Minister of Construction	Kishirō Nakamura
Minister of Home Affairs Chair of the National Public Safety Commission	Keijirō Murata (ja)
Chief Cabinet Secretary	Yōhei Kōno	for Women's issues
Director of the Management and Coordination Agency	Michihiko Kano
Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency Director of the Okinawa Regional Development Agency	Shūji Kita (ja)
Director of the Defense Agency	Toshio Nakayama (ja)
Director of the Economic Planning Agency	Hajime Funada		Resigned on June 18, 1993
	Kiichi Miyazawa	Administrative Handling (Concurrently serving as Prime Minister)	Appointed on June 18, 1993 Resigned on June 21, 1993
	Osamu Takatori (ja)		Appointed on June 21, 1993
Director of the Science and Technology Agency	Mamoru Nakajima (ja)	Chair of the Atomic Energy Commission	Resigned on June 18, 1993
	Kiichi Miyazawa	Administrative Handling (Concurrently serving as Prime Minister)	Appointed on June 18, 1993 Resigned on June 21, 1993
	Shōichi Watanabe	Chair of the Atomic Energy Commission	Appointed on June 21, 1993
Director of the Environment Agency	Taikan Hayashi (ja)	for Global Environmental issues
Director of the National Land Agency	Takashi Inoue (ja)	In charge of Research and College Town
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary	Motoji Kondō (ja)		for Political Affairs
	Nobuo Ishihara (ja)		for General Affairs
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau	Takao Ōde (ja)
Source:[1]

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