List of members of the House of Representatives of Japan, 2005â€“09

The list gives an overview of all members of the Shūgiin, the Japanese House of Representatives in the 44th legislature (2005-2009).

Fractions

After the 2005 election Shūgiin the Shūgiin was composed as follows:

Cabinet Committee, Nakano Kiyoshi, LDP ( Ibuki faction )
Committee on Internal Affairs and Communications, Hiromichi Watanabe, LDP ( Tsushima faction )
Judiciary Committee, Shimomura Hakubun, LDP ( Machimura faction )
Foreign Affairs Committee, Hirasawa Katsuei, LDP ( Yamasaki faction )
Committee on Financial Policy, Yoshiaki Harada, LDP ( Yamasaki faction )
Committee on Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Satō Shigeki, Kōmeitō
Committee on Health, Labour and Welfare, Toshimitsu Motegi, LDP ( Tsushima faction )
Committee on Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Mitsuhiro Miyakoshi, LDP ( Koga faction )
Committee on Economic, Trade and Industry, Higashi Junji, Kōmeitō
Committee on Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Takemoto Naokazu, LDP ( Koga faction )
Environment Committee, Toshio Kojima, LDP ( Ibuki faction )
Safety Committee, Chiken Kakazu, LDP ( Machimura faction )
Committee on basic national policy, Seishiro Eto, LDP ( Machimura faction )
Budget Committee, Aisawa Ichirō, LDP ( Tanigaki faction )
Committee on Administrative supervision and control, Edano Yukio, DPJ
Committee on Rules and Administration, Takashi Sasagawa, LDP ( Tsushima faction )
Disciplinary Committee, Ikeda Motohisa, DPJ

Special Committee on Disasters, Tsuneo Suzuki, LDP ( Asō faction )
Special Committee on Political Ethics and Election Law, Yasufumi Tanahashi, LDP ( Tsushima faction )
Special Committee on Okinawa and Northern Territories, Osamu Fujimura, DPJ
Special Committee on Children and Youth, Koichiro Gemba, DPJ
Special Committee for the prevention of international terrorism, cooperation and support, and to provide humanitarian assistance in the reconstruction of Iraq, Takashi Fukaya, LDP ( Yamasaki faction )
Special Committee for the North Korean abduction issue and other matters, Taku Yamamoto, LDP ( Machimura faction )

September 27, 2005 Koizumi Jun'ichirô is elected with 344 votes to the Prime Minister of Japan. ( Maehara Seiji, DPJ, 114; Shii Kazuo, CPY, 9; Fukushima Mizuho, SDP, 7; Watanuki Tamisuke, New People's Party, 6; Tokuda Takeshi, Liberal League, 1; void 2) Cabinets: Cabinet Koizumi III, Cabinet Koizumi III ( transformation ).
September 26, 2006 Abe Shinzō is elected with 339 votes for Prime Minister ( Ichirō Ozawa, DPJ, 115). Cabinets: Cabinet Abe I, Abe Cabinet I ( transformation ).
September 25, 2007 Yasuo Fukuda is elected with 338 votes for Prime Minister ( Ichirō Ozawa, DPJ, 117). Cabinets: Cabinet Minister Yasuo Fukuda, Yasuo Fukuda Cabinet ( transformation ).
September 24, 2008 Asō taro is elected with 337 votes for Prime Minister ( Ichirō Ozawa, DPJ, 117). Cabinet Asō.

July 21, 2009 Asō dissolved the Shūgiin.

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