List of members of the Japanese Cabinet (2003-2004)

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Prime Minister Koizumi formed his Third Cabinet on 22nd September, 2003. It was succeed by his Fourth Cabinet on 27th September, 2004. It consisted of:

• Junichiro Koizumi
  • Prime Minister
• Taro Aso
  • Minister for Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications.
• Daizo Nozawa
  • Minister of Justice
• Yoriko Kawaguchi (not a member of the Diet)
  • Minister for Foreign Affairs
• Sandakazu Tanigaki
  • Minister of Finance
• Takeo Kawamura
  • Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
• Chikara Sakaguchi
  • Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare
• Yoshiyuki Kamei
  • Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
• Shoichi Nakagawa
  • Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
• Nobuteru Ishihara
  • Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
• Yuriko Koike
  • Minister of the Environment
• Yasuo Fukuda
  • Chief Cabinet Secretary
  • Minister of State for Gender Equality
• Hiroyuki Hosoda, Masaaki Yamazaki, and Masahiro Futahashi
  • Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretaries
• Kiyoko Ono
  • Chairman of the National Public Safety Commission
  • Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Measures for Decreasing Birthrate
  • Minister of State for Food Safety
• Shigeru Ishiba
  • Minister of State for Defense
• Toshimitsu Motegi
  • Minister of State for Okinawa and Northern Territories Affairs
  • Minister of State for Science and Technology Policy
  • Minister of State for Personal Information Protection
  • In charge of Information Technology
• Heizo Takenaka (Not a member of the Diet)
  • Minister of State for Financial Services
  • Minister of State for Economic and Fiscal Policy
• Kazuyoshi Kaneko
  • Minister of State for Regulatory Reform
  • Minister of State for Industrial Revitalization Corporation of Japan
  • In charge of Administrative Reform
  • In charge of Special Zones for Structural Reform
• Kiichi Inoue
  • Minister of State for Disaster Management
  • In charge of National Emergency Legislation

[edit] See also

• Japanese Cabinet