Japan Chiefs 2020, CIA World Factbook

GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES

Japan Chiefs 2020

SOURCE: 2020 CIA WORLD FACTBOOK AND OTHER SOURCES

Emperor

AKIHITO

Prime Min.

Shinzo ABE

Dep. Prime Min.

Taro ASO

Chief Cabinet Sec.

Yoshihide SUGA

Min. of Agriculture, Forestry, & Fisheries

Takamori YOSHIKAWA

Min. of Defense

Takeshi IWAYA

Min. for Economic Cooperation With Russia

Hiroshige SEKO

Min. of Economy, Trade, & Industry

Hiroshige SEKO

Min. of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, & Technology

Masahiko SHIBAYAMA

Min. of the Environment

Yoshiaki HARADA

Min. of Finance

Taro ASO

Min. of Foreign Affairs

Taro KONO

Min. of Health, Labor, & Welfare

Takumi NEMOTO

Min. of Justice

Takashi YAMASHITA

Min. of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, & Tourism

Keiichi ISHII

Min. for Promoting Dynamic Engagement of All Citizens

Mitsuhiro MIYAKOSHI

Min. of Reconstruction

Hiromichi WATANABE

Min. in Charge of the Abduction Issue

Yoshihide SUGA

Min. in Charge of Admin. Reform

Mitsuhiro MIYAKOSHI

Min. in Charge of Building National Resilience

Junzo YAMAMOTO

Min. in Charge of Civil Service Reform

Mitsuhiro MIYAKOSHI

Min. in Charge of Comprehensive Policy Coordination for Revival From the Nuclear Accident at Fukushima

Hiromichi WATANABE

Min. in Charge of "Cool Japan" Strategy

Takuya HIRAI

Min. in Charge of Economic Revitalization

Satsuki KATAYAMA

Min. in Charge of Education Rebuilding

Masahiko SHIBAYAMA

Min. in Charge of Industrial Competitiveness

Hiroshige SEKO

Min. in Charge of Information Technology Policy

Takuya HIRAI

Min. in Charge of Internal Affairs & Communications

Masatoshi ISHIDA

Min. in Charge of Ocean Policy & Territorial Issues

Mitsuhiro MIYAKOSHI

Min. in Charge of Overcoming Deflation & Yen Appreciation

Taro ASO

Min. in Charge of Reducing US Military Bases Burden on Okinawa

Yoshihide SUGA

Min. in Charge of Reforming Ways of Working

Takumi NEMOTO

Min. in Charge of Regional Revitalization

Satsuki KATAYAMA

Min. in Charge of the Response to the Economic Impact Caused by the Nuclear Incident

Hiroshige SEKO

Min. in Charge of Support for Women's Empowerment

Satsuki KATAYAMA

Min. in Charge of the Tokyo Olympic & Paralympic Games

Yoshitaka SAKURADA

Min. in Charge of TPP & Japan-US Trade Negotiations

Toshimitsu MOTEGI

Min. in Charge of Total Reform of Social Security & Tax

Toshimitsu MOTEGI

Min. in Charge of Water Cycle Policy

Keiichi ISHII

Min. of State for Consumer Affairs & Food Safety

Mitsuhiro MIYAKOSHI

Min. of State for Disaster Management

Junzo YAMAMOTO

Min. of State for Economic & Fiscal Policy

Toshimitsu MOTEGI

Min. of State for Financial Services

Taro ASO

Min. of State for Gender Equality

Satsuki KATAYAMA

Min. of State for Intellectual Property Strategy

Takuya HIRAI

Min. of State for Measures for Declining Birthrate

Mitsuhiro MIYAKOSHI

Min. of State for the My Number System (Social Security & Tax)

Masatoshi ISHIDA

Min. of State for the Nuclear Damage Compensation & Decommissioning Facilitation Corporation

Hiroshige SEKO

Min. of State for Nuclear Emergency Preparedness

Yoshiaki HARADA

Min. of State for Okinawa & Northern Territories Affairs

Mitsuhiro MIYAKOSHI

Min. of State for Regulatory Reform

Satsuki KATAYAMA

Min. of State for Science & Technology Policy

Takuya HIRAI

Min. of State for Space Policy

Takuya HIRAI

Chmn., National Public Safety Commission

Junzo YAMAMOTO

Governor, Bank of Japan

Haruhiko KURODA

Ambassador to the US

Shinsuke SUGIYAMA

Permanent Representative to the UN, New York

Koro BESSHO

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Japan Chiefs 2020 SOURCE: 2020 CIA WORLD FACTBOOK AND OTHER SOURCES