Second Kishida Cabinet (Second Reshuffle)

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Second Kishida Cabinet (Second Reshuffle)
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101st Cabinet of Japan
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Prime Minister Fumio Kishida (front row, centre) with the newly-formed cabinet inside the Kantei, 13 September 2023
Date formed13 September 2023
People and organisations
Emperor Naruhito
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister's historyMember of the HoR for Hiroshima 1st district (1993-)
Former Foreign Minister (2012-2017)
Former Acting Minister of Defense (2017)
No. of ministers20 (2023-)
Member parties  Liberal Democratic Party
  Komeito
Status in legislature Coalition government
HoR (Lower):
Majority
293 / 465(63%)

HoC (Upper):
Majority
142 / 245(58%)
Opposition parties
Opposition leader Kenta Izumi (CDP)
History
Election(s) 49th HoR general election (2021)
26th HoC regular election (2022)
Legislature term(s)206th– National Diet
(49th HoR, 25th– HoC)
Predecessor Second Kishida Cabinet (First Reshuffle)

The Second Kishida Cabinet (Second Reshuffle) is the current Cabinet of Japan and was formed by Fumio Kishida, Leader of the Liberal Democratic Party and Prime Minister of Japan in September 2023. The cabinet has governed Japan since 13 September 2023.

Contents

The government is a coalition between the Liberal Democratic Party and the Komeito and controls both the upper and lower houses of the National Diet. It succeeded The Second Kishida First Reshuffled Cabinet on 13 September 2023. [1] The Reshuffled 101st Cabinet includes more women, while keeping Kishida's potential rivals in key positions.

Background

As of 2023, Kishida has led four cabinets since the beginning of his premiership in October 2021. His first cabinet lasted just 38 days, and was formed following the resignation of former Prime Minister Yoshide Suga's cabinet. After receiving a mandate in the 2021 general election, Kishida formed his second cabinet in November 2021. He reshuffled it twice, the first time being in August 2022 in the wake of the assassination of former prime minister Shinzo Abe, and the second in September 2023. The second reshuffle includes more women, while also keeping potential political rivals in key roles and positions. [2] In total, eleven first time appointees were introduced in the cabinet. [3]

The cabinet includes five women, only one of which, Sanae Takaichi, was inherited from the previous reshuffled cabinet. [4] Most notably, Kishida replaced Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi, who had served in his cabinet since after the general election, with Yoko Kamikawa, who had previously served as Minister of Justice under Yoshihide Suga. [5] Kishida also replaced Yasukazu Hamada, who had served as Defense Minister since the first reshuffle, with Minoru Kihara, who had never served as a cabinet minister before. [6] Kishda retained Taro Kono and Sanae Takaichi in similar roles. [7] Both had competed with Kishida for the LDP Presidency in 2021.

Election of the prime minister

Cabinet

Party key Liberal Democratic RMember of the House of Representatives B Bureaucrat
Komeito CMember of the House of Councillors

Ministers

Citation of this table: List of Second Kishida Cabinet (Second Reshuffle) Members [9]

PortfolioPortraitMinisterTook officeLeft officeNote
Cabinet ministers
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida 20211005 election infobox.jpg Fumio Kishida R4 October 2021Incumbent
Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications Junji Suzuki 20180925.jpg Junji Suzuki R13 September 202314 December 2023First cabinet appointment [2]
Takeaki Matsumoto 20120603 (cropped 2).jpg Takeaki Matsumoto R14 December 2023Incumbent
Minister of Justice Ryuji Koizumi 20111227.jpg Ryuji Koizumi R13 September 2023IncumbentFirst cabinet appointment [2]
Minister for Foreign Affairs Yoko Kamikawa 20230913 (cropped).jpg Yoko Kamikawa R13 September 2023Incumbent
Minister of Finance
Minister of State for Financial Services
Minister in charge of Overcoming Deflation
Shunichi Suzuki 20211004 (cropped).jpg Shun'ichi Suzuki R4 October 2021Incumbent
Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Masahito Moriyama 2023 (cropped).jpg Masahito Moriyama R13 September 2023IncumbentFirst cabinet appointment [2]
Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Keizo Takemi 20180318.jpg Keizo Takemi C13 September 2023IncumbentFirst cabinet appointment [2]
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ichiro Miyashita 20200410 (cropped).jpg Ichiro Miyashita R13 September 202314 December 2023First cabinet appointment [2]
Tetsushi Sakamoto 20200916.jpg Tetsushi Sakamoto R14 December 2023Incumbent
Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
Minister in charge of the Response to the Economic Impact caused by the Nuclear Accident
Minister for Green Transformation
Minister in charge of Industrial Competitiveness
Minister for Economic Cooperation with Russia
Minister of State for the Nuclear Damage Compensation and Decommissioning Facilitation Corporation
Yasutoshi Nishimura 2022.jpg Yasutoshi Nishimura R10 August 202214 December 2023
Ken Saito 20221111 (cropped).png Ken Saitō R14 December 2023Incumbent
Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Minister in charge of Water Cycle Policy
Minister for the World Horticultural Exhibition Yokohama 2027
Tetsuo Saito 20211004 (cropped).jpg Tetsuo Saito R4 October 2021Incumbent
Minister of the Environment
Minister of State for Nuclear Emergency Preparedness
Shintaro Ito.2023.jpg Shintaro Ito R13 September 2023IncumbentFirst cabinet appointment [2]
Minister of Defense Minoru Kihara 20230914 (cropped).jpg Minoru Kihara R13 September 2023IncumbentFirst cabinet appointment [2]
Chief Cabinet Secretary
Minister in charge of Mitigating the Impact of U.S. Forces in Okinawa
Minister in charge of the Abductions Issue
Hirokazu Matsuno 20211110.jpg Hirokazu Matsuno R4 October 202114 December 2023
Yoshimasa Hayashi 20211118 (cropped).jpg Yoshimasa Hayashi R14 December 2023Incumbent
Minister for Digital Transformation
Minister in charge of Digital Administrative and Fiscal Reforms
Minister in charge of Digital Garden City Nation Vision
Minister in charge of Administrative Reform
Minister in charge of Civil Service Reform
Minister of State for Regulatory Reform
Taro Kono 20100712 (cropped 2).jpg Taro Kono R10 August 2022Incumbent
Minister of Reconstruction
Minister in charge of Comprehensive Policy Coordination for Revival from the Nuclear Accident at Fukushima
Shinako Tsuchiya 2023 (cropped).jpg Shinako Tsuchiya R13 September 2023IncumbentFirst cabinet appointment [2]
Chairman of the National Public Safety Commission
Minister in charge of Building National Resilience
Minister in charge of Territorial Issues
Minister of State for Disaster Management and Ocean Policy
Yoshifumi Matsumura 20220410 (cropped).jpg Yoshifumi Matsumura C13 September 2023IncumbentFirst cabinet appointment [2]
Minister of State for Policies Related to Children
Minister of State for Measures for Declining Birthrate
Minister of State for Youth's Empowerment
Minister of State for Gender Equality
Minister in charge of Women's Empowerment
Minister in charge of Cohesive Society
Minister in charge of Measures for Loneliness and Isolation
Ayuko Kato 20190420.jpg Ayuko Kato R13 September 2023IncumbentFirst cabinet appointment [2]
Minister in charge of Economic Revitalization
Minister in charge of New Capitalism
Minister in charge of Startups
Minister in charge of Infectious Disease Crisis Management
Minister in charge of Social Security Reform
Minister of State for Economic and Fiscal Policy
Yoshitaka Shindo.2023.jpg Yoshitaka Shindo R13 September 2023Incumbent
Minister in charge of Economic Security
Minister of State for "Cool Japan" Strategy
Minister of State for Intellectual Property Strategy
Minister of State for Science and Technology Policy
Minister of State for Space Policy
Minister of State for Economic Security
Sanae Takaichi 20190617 (cropped).jpg Sanae Takaichi R10 August 2022Incumbent
Minister of State for Okinawa and Northern Territories Affairs
Minister for Consumer Affairs and Food Safety
Minister of State for Regional Revitalization
Minister of State for Ainu-Related Policies
Minister for the World Expo 2025
Hanako Jimi 20220812.jpg Hanako Jimi C13 September 2023IncumbentFirst cabinet appointment [2]

Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary and Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau

PortfolioPortraitDeputy MinisterTook officeLeft officePrevious office
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Hideki Murai 2021.jpg Hideki Murai R13 September 2023Incumbent
Hiroshi Moriya 20190317.jpg Hiroshi Moriya C13 September 2023Incumbent
Shun'ichi Kuryu 20211011.jpg Shun'ichi Kuryu B4 October 2021Incumbent National Police Agency
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau Masaharu Kondo cropped 1 Masaharu Kondo 201909.jpg Masaharu Kondo B11 September 2019Incumbent Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Special advisors to the prime minister

PortfolioPortraitAdvisorTook officeLeft officePrevious office
Special Advisor to the Prime Minister for important national security policies and nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation issues Hirotaka Ishihara 20211115.jpg Hirotaka Ishihara R13 September 2023Incumbent
Special Advisor to the Prime Minister in charge of regional revitalization of rural areas Yasuhiro Ozato 20210914 (cropped).jpg Yasuhiro Ozato R13 September 2023Incumbent
Special Advisor to the Prime Minister in charge of women's empowerment, elderly people, and consumer measures Michiko Ueno 20211209.jpg Michiko Ueno C15 September 202314 December 2023
Special Advisor to the Prime Minister for social infrastructure development such as national resilience and reconstruction, science and technology innovation policy and other special assignments 20220101mori masafumi.jpg Masafumi MoriB1 January 2022Incumbent
Special Advisor to the Prime Minister for wages and employment Wakako Yata 20201019 (cropped).jpg Wakako YataB15 September 2023IncumbentMember of the House of Councillors belonged to the Democratic Party for the People

State ministers

PortfolioState MinisterTook officeLeft officeConcurrent post
State Minister for Digital TransformationAkimasa IshikawaR15 September 2023IncumbentState Minister of Cabinet Office
State Minister for ReconstructionHirohisa TakagiR15 September 2023Incumbent
Daisaku Hiraki C15 September 2023Incumbent
Shigeru DōkoC15 September 2023IncumbentState Minister of Cabinet Office
State Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
State Minister of Cabinet OfficeAkimasa IshikawaR15 September 2023IncumbentState Minister for Digital Transformation
Tatsunori IbayashiR15 September 2023Incumbent
Shōzō KudōR15 September 2023Incumbent
Manabu Horii R15 September 202314 December 2023
Atsushi KogaR14 December 2023Incumbent
Kazuchika IwataR15 September 2023IncumbentState Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
Yasuyuki SakaiC15 September 202314 December 2023State Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
Ryōsuke Kōzuki C14 December 2023IncumbentState Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
Shigeru DōkoC15 September 2023IncumbentState Minister for Reconstruction
State Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Motome Takisawa C15 September 2023IncumbentState Minister of the Environment
Hiroyuki MiyazawaR15 September 202314 December 2023State Minister of Defense
Makoto OnikiR14 December 2023IncumbentState Minister of Defense
State Minister for Internal Affairs and CommunicationsKōichi WatanabeR15 September 2023Incumbent
Seishi BabaC15 September 2023Incumbent
State Minister of Justice Mito Kakizawa R15 September 202331 October 2023
Hiroaki KadoyamaR31 October 2023Incumbent
State Minister for Foreign Affairs Kiyoto Tsuji R15 September 2023Incumbent
Iwao Horii C15 September 202314 December 2023
Yoshifumi TsugeC14 December 2023Incumbent
State Minister of FinanceKenji KandaR15 September 202313 November 2023
Ryosei AkazawaR13 November 2023Incumbent
Katsuo Yakura C15 September 2023Incumbent
State Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and TechnologyShūhei AoyamaR15 September 202314 December 2023
Toshiko Abe R14 December 2023Incumbent
Sōichiro ImaedaR15 September 2023Incumbent
State Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Masakazu Hamachi R15 September 2023Incumbent
Masahisa MiyazakiR15 September 2023Incumbent
State Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesNorikazu SuzukiR15 September 2023Incumbent
Nobuhide TakemuraR15 September 2023Incumbent
State Minister of Economy, Trade and IndustryKazuchika IwataR15 September 2023IncumbentState Minister of Cabinet Office
Yasuyuki SakaiC15 September 202314 December 2023State Minister of Cabinet Office
Ryōsuke Kōzuki C14 December 2023IncumbentState Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
State Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and TourismKōnosuke KokubaR15 September 2023Incumbent
Shigeru DōkoC15 September 2023IncumbentState Minister for Reconstruction
State Minister of Cabinet Office
State Minister of the EnvironmentTetsuya YagiR15 September 2023Incumbent
Motome TakisawaC15 September 2023IncumbentState Minister of Cabinet Office
State Minister of DefenseHiroyuki MiyazawaR15 September 202314 December 2023State Minister of Cabinet Office
Makoto OnikiR14 December 2023IncumbentState Minister of Cabinet Office

Parliamentary vice-ministers

PortfolioParliamentary
Vice-Minister
Took officeLeft officeConcurrent post
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Digital Transformation Shin Tsuchida R15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for ReconstructionShōjirō HiranumaR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Tarō YamadaC15 September 202326 October 2023Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
Akiko Honda C26 October 2023Incumbent
Taku IshiiR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Ryūshō KatōR15 September 202331 January 2024Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Masanao Ozaki R31 January 2024IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet OfficeShin TsuchidaR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister for Digital Transformation
Jun'ichi KandaR15 September 2023Incumbent
Yūichirō KogaC15 September 2023Incumbent
Shōjirō HiranumaR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister for Reconstruction
Nobuhiro YoshidaR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
Taku IshiiR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Reconstruction
Ryūshō KatōR15 September 202331 January 2024Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Reconstruction
Masanao Ozaki R31 January 2024IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Reconstruction
Isato KunisadaR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of the Environment
Shingo Miyake C15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Defense
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Internal Affairs and CommunicationsTakuo KomoriR15 September 202331 January 2024
Shōji NishidaR31 January 2024Incumbent
Junji HasegawaR15 September 2023Incumbent
Toshimitsu FunahashiC15 September 2023Incumbent
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of JusticeHideyuki NakanoR15 September 2023Incumbent
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign AffairsMasahiro KōmuraR15 September 2023Incumbent
Yōichi FukazawaR15 September 2023Incumbent
Yasushi HosakaR15 September 2023Incumbent
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of FinanceTakakazu SetoR15 September 2023Incumbent
Kei Satō C15 September 202314 December 2023
Kanehiko Shindo C14 December 2023Incumbent
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and TechnologyNobuo YasueC15 September 2023Incumbent
Tarō YamadaC15 September 202326 October 2023Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Reconstruction
Akiko Honda C26 October 2023Incumbent
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Akihisa Shiozaki R15 September 2023Incumbent
Yasushi MiuraC15 September 2023Incumbent
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesMitsuo TakahashiC15 September 2023Incumbent
Shōji MaitachiC15 September 2023Incumbent
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and IndustryNobuhiro YoshidaR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Taku IshiiR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister for Reconstruction
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and TourismRintarō IshibashiR15 September 2023Incumbent
Takashi KoyariC15 September 2023Incumbent
Ryūshō KatōR15 September 202331 January 2024Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Reconstruction
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Masanao Ozaki R31 January 2024IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister for Reconstruction
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of the Environment Kentarō Asahi C15 September 2023Incumbent
Isato KunisadaR15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of DefenseHisashi MatsumotoR15 September 2023Incumbent
Shingo MiyakeC15 September 2023IncumbentParliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office

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