The first Sato Cabinet (the third remodeling)
| The first Sato third remodeling cabinet | |
|---|---|
| The Prime Minister | The 61st Eisaku Sato |
| The establishment date | It is December 3 (1966) for 1,966 years |
| The end date | It is February 17 (1967) for 1,967 years |
| The ruling party, support base | The Liberal Democratic Party |
| The election that took effect | The 31st member of the House of Representatives general election |
| Dissolution of the House of Representatives | It is December 27 (1966) for 1,966 years Suspicions dissolution |
| Cabinet cabinet minister list (the Prime Minister's office) | |
Eisaku Sato is appointed by the 61st Prime Minister, and the first Sato third remodeling cabinet (だいいちじさとうだいさんじかいぞうないかく) is the Japanese cabinet which followed (1967) (1966) until February 17 in 1967 from December 3 in 1966. It is the remodeling cabinet of the first Sato second remodeling cabinet in front.
Table of contents
Summary
It was started from a disgraceful affair (Kokusai Kogyo's chairperson threat case) of the Representative Shoji Tanaka (1966) from the latter half in 1966, and, in the middle of the politics suspicions problem that I enlarged for Kyowa sugar manufacture injustice financing case, the LDP opened the party convention at Hibiya public hall in the eighth temporariness on December 1 and carried out president election by popular vote. It followed that 170 votes of criticism votes that was cast to opposition candidates although President Eisaku Sato (the prime minister) got 289 votes and was reelected rose to (as for the breakdown 89 votes of Aiichiro Fujiyama, Shigesaburo Maeo 47 votes, Hirokichi Nadao 11 votes, Uichi Noda nine votes, Zentaro Kosaka two votes, Nobusuke Kishi one vote, Kenzo Matsumura one vote, Isamu Murakami one vote, faulty ballot nine votes).
I received the result of the presidential election, and Eisaku Sato renovated a party triumvirate and carried out reshuffle on December 3, the following day. However, Sato who took in an expanse of the distrust of the nation of Sato Administration summons the 54th ordinary session of the Diet on December 27 that approached in the end of the year and carries out dissolution of the House of Representatives (suspicions dissolution) on the day and will make a rally in a Representative 31st general election.
Cabinet minister
- Prime Minister - Eisaku Sato (Sato group)
- The Minister of Justice - Isaji Tanaka(Ishii group)
- The Minister of Foreign Affairs - Takeo Miki(Miki group)
- The Minister of Finance - Mikio Mizuta(Murakami group)
- Minister of Education - 剱木亨弘(Member of the House of Councilors)
- The Minister of Health and Welfare - Hideo Bo(Fukuda group)
- The Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries - Tadao Kuraishi(Fukuda group)
- The Minister of International Trade and Industry - Wataro Kanno(Miki group)
- The Secretary of State for Transport - Takeo Ohashi(Maeno group)
- Minister of Posts and Telecommunications - Takeji Kobayashi (member of the House of Councilors)
- The Labor Minister - Takashi Hayakawa(Miki group)
- Minister of Construction, Kinki area maintenance Director General, central part area development maintenance Director General, Chairperson at National Capital Region Redevelopment Commission - Hidekazu Nishimura (Sato group)
- Minister of Home Affairs、National public safety commission chairman - Sensuke Fujieda(Kawashima group)
- The Chief Cabinet Secretary - Kenji Fukunaga(previous tail group)
- Director-General for the Prime Minister's Office - Toshiro Tsukahara (Sato group)
- General Service Administration Director General - Isao Matsudaira (member of the House of Councilors)
- Secretary of Hokkaido Development Agency, Secretary of Science and Technology Agency - Susumu Nikaido (Sato group)
- Director General of the Defense Agency - Kaneshichi Masuda (Sato group)
- Director General of the Economic Planning Agency - Kiichi Miyazawa (previous tail group)
- Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau - Masami Takatsuji
- Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (state affairs) - Toshio Kimura
- Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (office work) - Minoru Ishioka
- Prime Minister's office general affairs Deputy Secretary (state affairs) - Sennichiro Uemura
- Prime Minister's office general affairs Deputy Secretary (office work) - Hideo Hori
Vice minister
The remaining in office from the previous cabinet.
- Vice Minister legal affairs - Kishitaka Ihara
- Vice Minister foreign affairs - Eiichi Tanaka
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury - Tatsuo Ozawa, Shigetada Marumo
- Vice Minister Education Ministry - Kazuo Tanikawa
- Vice Minister public welfare - Chieko Matsuyama
- Vice Minister agriculture and forestry - Ichirobei Kusano, Saburo Nukumi
- Vice Minister trade and industry - Sosuke Uno, Tomio Kanemaru
- Vice Minister transportation - Shin Kanemaru
- Vice Minister postal administration - Yoshiro Tazawa
- Vice Minister labor - Toshiki Kaifu
- Vice Minister construction - Naozo Shibuya
- Vice Minister self-government - Takaharu Ito
- Vice Minister administrative management - Yukio Urano
- Vice Minister Hokkaido development - Yoshio Kijima
- Vice Minister defense - Jin Hasegawa
- Vice Minister economic plan - Ippei Kaneko
- Vice Minister technology - Ihei Shiseki
LDP
With reshuffle, LDP officer reelection was held. Chief Secretary Kakuei Tanaka took over from Takeo Fukuda to take the clarification of the responsibility of the executives for the issue of politics suspicions. However, the essential reason of the Chief Secretary Fukuda appointment was a true older brother of Sato that the Sato successor was Fukuda and Sato, intention of Nobusuke Kishi. Tanaka arrives at the leisurely post called the LDP city policy chief, but I study a city policy, a country policy during this period and will bear fruit in later Japanese the Plan for Remodeling the Japanese Archipelago.
In addition, I resigned because Vice President Shojiro Kawashima offered resignation to take the responsibility for the suspicions case.
- The chief secretary - Takeo Fukuda(Fukuda group)
- The Chairman of the Executive Council - Etsusaburo Shiina(Kawashima group)
- Chairman of the Policy Affairs Research Council - Naoki Nishimura(Sato group)
References
- Ikuhiko Hata edition "a Japanese governmental bureaucracy synthesis encyclopedia is 1868-2000" Tokyo University publication society, 2001.
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