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1944:, a position his father has also filled, while Kotaro is an actor. The youngest son, Yoshinaga Miyamoto, now a graduate of Keio University, was born following the divorce and did not meet Koizumi for many years. Yoshinaga is known to have attended one of Koizumi's rallies, but was turned away from trying to meet his father. He was also turned away from attending his paternal grandmother's funeral. Koizumi's ex-wife Kayoko Miyamoto also asked unsuccessfully several times to meet their two eldest sons. Yoshinaga met his father and brothers for the first time in 2010, at a meeting arranged by Shinjiro. Koizumi and his two elder sons also attended Yoshinaga's wedding in 2013.
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reduce their access to basic services such as banking), Koizumi also slowed down the LDP's heavy subsidies for infrastructure and industrial development in rural areas. These tensions made
Koizumi a controversial but popular figure within his own party and among the Japanese electorate. Considering both his neoliberal policies and his appeal to populist ideas, Koizumi's political ideology has been characterized "as a populist version of neoliberalism (or as a variant of the populist right) rather than neoliberal populism."
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such as one published by Kyodo News Agency on 15 August 2006, questioned
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concluding that "it's better to spend money on developing natural energy resources—citizens are more likely to agree with that idea—than using such large amounts of expenses and energy to advance such a feckless project ." He explained that in August, he had visited a nuclear waste disposal facility in
Finland, where he learned that nuclear waste would have to be sealed up for 100,000 years. A poll by the
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to fix the country's banking crisis. Bad debts of banks were dramatically cut with the NPL ratio of major banks approaching half the level of 2001. The
Japanese economy has been through a slow but steady recovery, and the stock market has dramatically rebounded. The GDP growth for 2004 was one of the
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were the LDP's largest victory since 1986, giving the party a large majority in the House of
Representatives and nullifying opposing voices in the House of Councilors. In the following Diet session, the last to be held under Koizumi's government, the LDP passed 82 of its 91 proposed bills, including
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Koizumi was re-elected in 2003 and his popularity surged as the economy recovered. His proposal to cut pension benefits as a move to fiscal reform turned out to be highly unpopular. Two visits to North Korea to solve the issue of abducted
Japanese nationals only somewhat raised his popularity, as he
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core, as Japan's population grew in major cities and declined in less populated areas, although under current purely geographical districting, rural votes in Japan are still many times more powerful than urban ones. In addition to the privatization of Japan Post (which many rural residents fear will
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November that "it is overly optimistic and much more irresponsible to think nuclear power plants can be maintained just with the completion of disposal facilities... We had failed to secure sites for final disposal even before an accident occurred,"
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Koizumi returned to the national spotlight in
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Within Japan, Koizumi pushed for new ways to revitalise the moribund economy, aiming to act against bad debts with commercial banks, privatize the postal savings system, and reorganize the factional structure of the LDP. He spoke of the need for a period of painful restructuring in order to improve
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Koizumi's popularity rose almost twenty points after he dissolved the House and expelled rebel LDP members. Opinion polls ranked the government's approval ratings between 58 and 65 percent. The electorate saw the election in terms of a vote for or against reform of the postal service, which the
1994:, with whom he shares a birthday (8 January). In 2001, he released a collection of his favorite Presley songs on CD, with his comments about each song. His brother is Senior Advisor of the Tokyo Elvis Presley Fan Club. Koizumi and his brother helped finance a statue of Presley in Tokyo's
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In China, the visits led to massive anti-Japanese riots. The president, ruling and opposition parties, and much of the media of South Korea openly condemned Koizumi's pilgrimages. Many Koreans applauded the president's speeches criticizing Japan, despite the
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Koizumi was an extremely popular leader at certain points in his tenure. His outspoken nature and colourful past contributed to that, and his nicknames included "Lionheart" and "Maverick". During his time in office, the Japanese public referred to him as
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see a groundswell of support for getting rid of nuclear energy." He recalled Japan's reconstruction in the wake of World War II and called for the country to "unite toward a dream of achieving a society based on renewable energy."
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On 15 August 2005, the sixtieth anniversary of the end of World War II, Koizumi publicly stated that "I would like to express keen remorse and heartfelt apologies" and vowed Japan would never again take "the path to war".
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2014:, they headed to Graceland. While there, Koizumi briefly sang a few bars of his favourite Presley tunes, whilst warmly impersonating Presley, and wearing Presley's trademark oversized golden sunglasses.
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of 2011. His dramatic remarks were widely covered in the Japanese media, with some tabloids speculating that he may break away from the LDP to form a new party with his son Shinjiro. Economy Minister
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the future. To design policy initiatives in 2001 he used the new Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy (Keizai Zaisei Seisaku Tanto Daijin) or CEFP. It issued an annual planning document,
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Koizumi had been a proponent of nuclear power throughout his term as prime minister, and was one of the first pro-nuclear politicians to change his stance on the issue in the wake of the
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Pohlkamp, Elli-Katharina. "Public Opinion and Japanese Foreign Policy Decision-Making Processes During the Koizumi Administration" (PhD Diss. Universitätsbibliothek Tübingen, 2014)
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Koizumi married 21-year-old university student Kayoko Miyamoto in 1978. The couple had been formally introduced to each other as potential spouses, a common practice known as
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characterized Koizumi's stance as pure but simplistic, while other LDP administration officials downplayed the potential impact of Koizumi's views. Former prime minister
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Kaihara, Hiroshi. "Japan’s political economy and Koizumi’s structural reform: A rise and fall of neoclassical economic reform in Japan." East Asia 25.4 (2008): 389–405.
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Otake, Hideo, Kosuke Mizuno, and Pasuk Phongpaichit, "Neoliberal populism in Japanese politics: A study of Prime Minister Koizumi in comparison with President Reagan."
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on the platform of opposing the Abe government's pro-nuclear policy. Hosokawa ran in the election with Koizumi's support, but lost to the LDP-supported candidate
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Koizumi reportedly approached Morihiro Hosokawa, who served as prime minister in an anti-LDP coalition cabinet in the 1990s, to run for Governor of Tokyo in the
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in November 2013 found that 54% of the public supported Koizumi's anti-nuclear statements. Koizumi told one reporter that he felt lied to by the
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was fired on 29 January 2002. Koizumi served as interim foreign minister until 1 February, when he appointed then-environment minister
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that fueled diplomatic tensions with neighbouring China and South Korea. Koizumi resigned as prime minister in 2006.
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low popularity. When asked about the reaction, Koizumi said the speeches were "for the domestic (audience)".
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3277:"Fukushima Watch: Former PM Koizumi Picks Up Anti-Nuclear Torch"
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3656:"LDP unveils new TV commercials, poster featuring Koizumi"
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2938:"Junichiro Koizumi: 'I'm not strange. I'm extraordinary'"
2789:"Ohashi's anti-Koizumi campaign goes on without policies"
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Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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683:economic reformer, focusing on reducing Japan's
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1878:February 2014 gubernatorial election
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3628:"Japanese PM's son seeks limelight"
3281:Wall Street Journal Japan Real Time
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3056:"Koizumi shrine visit stokes anger"
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3445:Steele, Jeanette (17 May 2016).
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1447:Economics portal
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1264:World Economic Forum
1254:Mont Pelerin Society
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3554:, 4 September 2005.
3534:The Washington Post
2950:on 10 December 2022
2296:Yoshinobu Shimamura
2139:Toranosuke Katayama
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1889:Operation Tomodachi
1700:Sea Island, Georgia
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1616:Ministry of Defense
1562:Koizumi meets with
1459:Politics portal
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750:. His grandfather,
744:Minister of Defense
5476:Japanese Buddhists
4024:Political offices
3971:Jun'ichirô Koizumi
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3472:"小泉元首相宅に侵入容疑で女を逮捕"
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3256:on 13 January 2014
3177:. Associated Press
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1231:World Bank
1175:Governance
1128:Fujimorism
1090:Monetarism
987:Free trade
822:Sōsuke Uno
726:Early life
681:neoliberal
582:Alma mater
468:1942-01-08
292:Sōsuke Uno
207:Shinzo Abe
175:Shinzo Abe
121:Shinzo Abe
5385:Matsumoto
5358:Machimura
5347:Machimura
5342:Kawaguchi
5332:M. Tanaka
5274:Mitsuzuka
5141:K. Suzuki
5087:K. Nomura
5031:Yoshizawa
5020:Shidehara
5015:G. Tanaka
5009:Shidehara
4741:Reiwa era
4706:Y. Fukuda
4674:Hashimoto
4625:Takeshita
4615:Z. Suzuki
4597:T. Fukuda
4587:K. Tanaka
4567:Ishibashi
4540:, 1947–89
4538:Shōwa era
4509:Shidehara
4499:K. Suzuki
4424:Takahashi
4413:Wakatsuki
4408:Hamaguchi
4401:Shidehara
4395:Hamaguchi
4390:G. Tanaka
4383:, 1926–47
4381:Shōwa era
4371:Wakatsuki
4338:Takahashi
4288:, 1912–26
4238:Matsukata
4220:Matsukata
4188:Meiji era
4082:Naoto Kan
3768:10 August
3746:10 August
3552:The Times
3401:9 January
3372:8 January
3342:9 January
3316:9 January
3286:9 January
2871:East Asia
2825:9 January
2799:9 January
2773:9 January
2710:"Koizumi"
2679:"Koizumi"
2651:"Koizumi"
2379:Jin Murai
2227:Education
2112:Secretary
2000:Graceland
1961:Graceland
1951:Interests
1853:Naoto Kan
1274:Third Way
1138:Third Way
1117:Movements
1074:Economics
937:Austerity
881:and then
837:Shinseiki
830:Hashimoto
760:Wakatsuki
756:Hamaguchi
695:. In the
570:Relatives
554:Parent(s)
395:In office
330:In office
269:In office
249:Naoto Kan
222:In office
136:In office
84:In office
5415:Kamikawa
5370:Nakasone
5299:Kakizawa
5284:Watanabe
5279:Nakayama
5264:Kuranari
5229:Hatoyama
5219:Miyazawa
5174:Fujiyama
5097:Matsuoka
4994:Yamamoto
4972:Terauchi
4921:Terauchi
4775:Category
4669:Murayama
4659:Hosokawa
4654:Miyazawa
4620:Nakasone
4610:(acting)
4547:Katayama
4469:Hiranuma
4444:(acting)
4426:(acting)
4403:(acting)
4366:Ta. Katō
4356:Yamamoto
4351:(acting)
4343:To. Katō
4333:(acting)
4320:Terauchi
4310:Yamamoto
4266:(acting)
4253:Yamagata
4233:(acting)
4215:Yamagata
3829:BBC News
3633:BBC News
3430:25 April
3181:12 March
3159:Archived
3060:BBC News
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2580:See also
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2203:Taro Aso
2144:Taro Aso
2064:master.
1996:Harajuku
1901:Yokosuka
1813:Shinjiro
1805:Taro Aso
1713:Jun-chan
1216:MERCOSUR
1062:Tax cuts
826:Miyazawa
765:Born in
687:and the
565:(mother)
560:(father)
530:Children
384:Kanagawa
5410:Hayashi
5400:T. Kono
5395:Kishida
5380:Maehara
5337:Koizumi
5326:Y. Kōno
5304:Y. Kōno
5157:Yoshida
5146:Yoshida
5129:S. Tōgō
5107:S. Tōgō
5062:N. Satō
4939:Katsura
4910:Saionji
4858:Saionji
4848:Enomoto
4755:Kishida
4696:Koizumi
4557:Yoshida
4514:Yoshida
4459:Hayashi
4361:Kiyoura
4305:Katsura
4300:Saionji
4295:Katsura
4276:Saionji
4271:Katsura
4264:Saionji
3937:Archive
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3860:(2011).
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2421:Defense
2308:Economy
2210:Finance
2156:Justice
2062:mahjong
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2008:Memphis
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1963:in 2006
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1794:elected
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5405:Motegi
5364:Kōmura
5320:Kōmura
5315:Obuchi
5259:S. Abe
5249:Sonoda
5244:M. Ito
5234:Sonoda
5224:Kosaka
5214:Kimura
5204:Fukuda
5189:Shiina
5179:Kosaka
5152:Ashida
5102:Toyoda
5082:N. Abe
5067:Hirota
5047:Hiroda
5036:Uchida
5026:Inukai
5004:Matsui
4988:Uchida
4978:Motono
4950:Makino
4933:Uchida
4927:Komura
4898:Komura
4731:S. Abe
4701:S. Abe
4679:Obuchi
4608:M. Itō
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4474:N. Abe
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4349:Uchida
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4225:H. Itō
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4197:H. Itō
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3882:online
3872:online
3851:online
3694:9 July
3666:1 July
3640:9 July
3456:19 May
3116:26 May
2954:9 July
2819:日本経済新聞
2254:Health
2094:Second
1987:made.
1907:Family
1286:People
849:zipper
812:, 1997
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498:Spouse
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