Kenzo Kawano

Japanese politician Kenzo Kawano Building of asking
1952
The date of birth	1901May 14
Birthplace	Odawara-shi, Kanagawa
Date of death	(1983-10-16) October 16, 1983 (82 years old death)
Alma mater	Waseda University
Former work	Japan chemical fertilizer employee Japan Amateur Sports Association's chairperson Japan Association of Athletic Federations's chairperson
Position political party	（The democracy Liberal Party→） （The Liberal Party→） （Wind in the early summer society→） （The Liberal Democratic Party→） Independent
Title	従二位 First Order of Merit Xuri paulownia flower grand cordon chapter House of Councilors time-honored incumbent member of the Diet Bachelor of Commercial Science
Relative	Older brother, Ichiro Kawano Nephew, Yohei Kawano
The 第 11-12 generations President of the House of Councilors
The term in office	1971July 17 - 1977July 3
Member of the House of Councilors
Electoral district	Kanagawa electoral district
The number of times elected	Five times
The term in office	1953May 3 - 1983July 9
Member of the House of Representatives
Electoral district	Dai-3-ku, Kanagawa
The number of times elected	Once
The term in office	1949January 24 - 1952August 28
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Kenzo Kawano (building of asking, 1901 (1901) from May 14 to 1983 (1983) October 16) is a Japanese politician. 従二位勲一等旭日桐花大綬章.

I successively hold a member of the House of Councilors (the fifth), member of the House of Representatives (the first), the President of the House of Councilors (第 11.12 generations).

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Person

I am born as the third son of Osamu Kawano flat Mr. and Mrs. Tami of the Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Toyokawa village (current Narita, Odawara-shi). As for Ichiro Kawano, older brother, Yohei Kawano act as a nephew.

I played an active part as a long-distance player from the Kanagawa Prefectural Odawara Junior High School (existing Kanagawa Prefectural: Odawara high school) times and I entered the race region (track and field club) during Waseda University attendance at school and experienced activity, overall victory of the twice as a player of the Tokyo-Hakone collegiate ekiden with older brother Ichiro. I entered Japan chemical fertilizer (Nissan Chemical Industries in the back) after graduation in a part administration course specialized in Waseda University (1923) 1923. Because Ichiro Kawano of the older brother was performed a purge from public service of, I ran for House of Representatives general election in place of an older brother (1947) from three wards of Kanagawa at the time in April in 1947, but was rejected by second. I ran for a general election of (1949) again in 1949 and was elected. However, because older brother Ichiro became the exile cancellation, I did not run for a general election of (1952) in 1952 and changed it with an older brother and oneself ran for the third Upper House election in April (1953) from the Kanagawa prefectural constituency in 1953 in the next year and was elected you. Election belonged to the wind in the early summer society just after that, but I left the wind in the early summer society (1958) in January in 1958 and joined the Liberal Democratic Party.

I play a key role by a problem around the President of the House of Councilors Yuzo Shigemune, and what was lifted in last years of Eisaku Sato Cabinet while I add to presence as a man of influence of the House of Councilors LDP through Vice-President, House of Councillors moves. As for Shigemune, the House of Councilors LDP came to be said to be Shigemune kingdom while I served the President of the House of Councilors (1971) (1962) for the third nine years until July in 1971 from August in 1962, but announced "the Kawano letter" containing the House of Councilors reform for an autocracy system defeat (1971) in July in 1971 for such a long term. Torasaburo Shintani, Hisatsune Sakomizu, the member of the House of Councilors of Naotsugu Nabeshima and others anti-Shigemune form cherry tree society triggered by movement of Kawano in the House of Councilors LDP. I received the support of cherry tree society and the opposition party where I rebelled against, and I broke Shiro Kiuchi who was candidate succession chairperson of Yuzo Shigemune with 128 votes vs. 118 votes and 10 margins, and, on July 17, I was picked from this LDP government body by the President of the House of Councilors. After election, I left LDP party membership and, for holding the office six years, made an effort for House of Councilors reform.

Kawano set up an issue of House of Councilors round-table conference (popular name, eight Committee) after chairperson election as a private consultative body of the chairpersons and, in response to this report, tried reform such as security at deliberation time, increase in the allocation question time to the minor party, relaxation of the mandatory party-line voting, the introduction of the free discussion system as a result of representative of each group meeting. In addition, a Political Funds Control Law reform bill became the right or wrong same number (1975) in House of Councilors plenary session in July 4 in 1975 at the time of the chairperson being on the register roll and assumed it the approval by the chairperson approval. It was the first thing in 68 years first in the history of the House of Councilors since 1907 in Diet history that the chairperson of the Diet used a casting vote (Kawano states, it "is originally a right method to reject for the chairperson, but I feel uneasy about that contradiction is born between both law when the association with the Public Officers Election Act reform bill approved earlier is strong and has rejected a Political Funds Control Law reform bill and did it with the approval out of necessity" later).

I retire from the President of the House of Councilors (1977) in July in 1977. I retired myself from the politics without running in (1983) in 1983.

It is known even that I worked on sports promotion eagerly because I played an active part in the track and field for school days. I took office as (1975), Japan Amateur Sports Association's chairperson in 1975. I participated in the Montreal Olympics of July as manager of Japanese team (1976) in 1976. But, in the case of the Moscow Olympics of 1980, Masaji Kiyokawa decided participation refusal in spite of a participation request of high repulsion and the team of the part association executive in spite of a pro-Soviet Union group and the one which had been seen conventionally and caused controversy. I die (1983) on October 16 in 1983. Age at death 82. The Buddhist name is 照岳院殿謙翁三玄大居士.

In addition, Tetsuo Kawano of the eldest son ran for the 38th member of the House of Representatives general election of 1983 with official recognition of the LDP from two wards of Kanagawa, but I lost [¹] and I was independent in the Representative 39th general election of (1986) and ran again from two wards of Kanagawa in 1986 that lasted it, but did not reach the seat [²].

I it in an election career

The results of an election	Election	Enforcement day	Electoral district	Political party	The number of votes	Vote rate	Vote order The number of / candidates	Proportional-representation constituency	Proportion order The number of / candidates
当	The third member of the House of Councilors ordinary election	April 24, 1953	Kanagawa prefectural constituency	Independent	164,324	21.1	2/6	-	-
当	The fifth member of the House of Councilors ordinary election	June 2, 1959	Kanagawa prefectural constituency	The Liberal Democratic Party	364,120	38.9	1/6	-	-
当	The seventh member of the House of Councilors ordinary election	July 4, 1965	Kanagawa prefectural constituency	The Liberal Democratic Party	519,027	34.5	2/7	-	-
当	The ninth member of the House of Councilors ordinary election	June 27, 1971	Kanagawa prefectural constituency	The Liberal Democratic Party	795,799	42.7	1/3	-	-
当	The eleventh member of the House of Councilors ordinary election	July 10, 1977	Kanagawa prefectural constituency	Independent	1,086,512	41.3	1/7	-	-
Five times of number of times elected (member of the House of Councilors 6)

Genealogy

• Kawano

杉田湛誓

Tanzan Ishibashi

Stone bridge wisteria Court Security Office

きん

Tannichi Ishibashi

Kumiko

岩井尊記

Give birth

Tadashi Adachi

Tatsuo Adachi

Masaaki Adachi

Katsunoshin Yamanashi

Yasuko

Keiko

Chubee Ito

Kyoichi Ito

Isao Ito

Fusataro Hongo

Shuko

Takeko

Kenzo Kawano

Osamu Kawano is flat

Taro Kawano

Ichiro Kawano

Yohei Kawano

Teruko

Heizaburo Tagawa

Seiichi Tagawa

Seiji Tagawa

Hideo Tagawa

Ichiro Kawano

Kenzo Kawano

Tetsuo Kawano

Sonoko

Tsuyoshi Kawano male

Akiko Kawano

Ryohei Okamoto

Okamoto Shigetoshi

Dennosuke Okamoto

Michiaki Okamoto

Okamoto administration

Seiichi Tagawa

Nobuko

Hideo Tagawa

Kazuko

Footnote

1. In the electoral district of ^ fixed number 5, only Junichiro Koizumi was elected from the LDP. In addition, Seiichi Tagawa was elected from New Liberal Club, but Tagawa is a nephew of the wives of Ichiro Kawano and Tagawa is the complicated kinsman relation that married a child of Dennosuke Okamoto of the Saikaya founder and one's child off together with Kenzo Kawano.
2. Koizumi who became the only LDP official recognition from the ^ electoral district was elected with Tagawa.

Documents

• "Sports and life" 恒文社 1965, revised edition 1975
• "Keep reason and good sense to light up the corner"; and 恒文社, 1975
• "Marathon life" Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Inc., a resume of 1975 of ※" me are the causes.
• "Chairperson Kazuyo Kenzo Kawano memoirs" Asahi Shimbun, 1978
• It is "my life Kanagawa newspaper publisher publication station, 1983 public opinion and conspiracy"

Biography

• "Testimony Kenzo Kawano" publication Committee, Mainichi Shimbun 1985
• Yuko Kurihara "Mr. Kenzo Kawano and I" Kosaido publication, 1985
• Isamu Togawa "genealogy Sankei publication 1976 of Kawano clan Ichiro, Kenzo, Yohei - rebellious spirit"

Allied item

• The chairperson approval

Assembly
Predecessors in the family line: Yuzo Shigemune	The President of the House of Councilors 第 11.12 generations: From 1971 to 1977	The next era: Ken Yasui
Predecessors in the family line: Yotoku Shigemasa	Vice-President, House of Councillors The tenth: From 1965 to 1968	The next era: Ken Yasui
Predecessors in the family line: Tonosuke Otani	Chairperson at House of Councilors Cabinet 1962	The next era: Michio Murayama
Predecessors in the family line: Masataka Toyoda	Chairperson House of Councilors Daizo 1958	The next era: Kyukichi Maeda
Other posts
Predecessors in the family line: Mitsujiro Ishii	Japan Amateur Sports Association's chairperson The ninth: From 1975 to 1983	The next era: Kenji Fukunaga
Predecessors in the family line: Ichiro Kawano	Japan Association of Athletic Federations's chairperson The fourth: From 1965 to 1975	The next era: Hanji Aoki

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