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    Katsuya Okada (岡田 克也, Okada Katsuya, born 14 July 1953) is a Japanese politician who was Deputy Prime Minister of Japan from January to December 2012...
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  • party was founded on 27 March 2016 with the leadership consisting of Katsuya Okada as party president, Yukio Edano as secretary-general and Shiori Yamao...
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    scandal, Naoto Kan resigned and was replaced with moderate liberal Katsuya Okada. In the 2004 House of Councilors elections, the DPJ won a seat more...
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    had previously held. The setback led to the resignation of DPJ leader Katsuya Okada and raised fears regarding whether or not the DPJ could remain an alternative...
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    footballer Katsuya Nomura (野村 克也, 1935-2020), Japanese baseball player Katsuya Ogawa (小川 勝也, born 1963), Japanese politician Katsuya Okada (岡田 克也, born...
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    Hata, a former Prime Minister of Japan. Other notable members included Katsuya Okada, the future head of the Democratic Party of Japan. In January 1998 the...
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    general. The Cabinet resigned en masse on 4 June. Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada and Land and Transport Minister Seiji Maehara, though once considered...
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  • elected nonetheless, and a group of these around former party leader Katsuya Okada formed the Group of Independents after the election. The membership...
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    Japan. In July 2012, it was reported that the deputy prime minister Katsuya Okada had approached the Liberal Democratic Party to sound them out about...
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  • voice actress Katsuya Okada (岡田 克也, born 1953), former Democratic Party of Japan president and foreign minister of Japan Kazuchika Okada (岡田 和睦, born 1987)...
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    the DPJ in the 2005 snap election and the resignation of DPJ leader Katsuya Okada, the elected representatives of the party met to choose a new leader...
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    Kaieda lost his district seat. He resigned as leader of the DPJ and Katsuya Okada succeeded him as president of the DPJ. Kaieda joined the newly formed...
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    an expanded margin. In 2004, Kan was replaced as leader of the DP by Katsuya Okada. In 2005, despite the party's national struggle (The DP lost 65 seats...
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    Ozawa. When Ozawa resigned in May 2009 from leadership, Ogawa backed Katsuya Okada against Yukio Hatoyama in the leadership election. When the Diet dissolved...
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    representatives on 16 May 2009, winning 124 of the 219 votes and defeating rival Katsuya Okada. Because of his quirky hairstyle, prominent eyes, and eccentric manner...
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    In office 2 September 2011 – 26 December 2012 Monarch Akihito Deputy Katsuya Okada (2012) Preceded by Naoto Kan Succeeded by Shinzo Abe Leader of the Constitutional...
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    elections, in which he had been unopposed. This forced Katsuya Okada to assume leadership of the party. Okada resigned after his party suffered dramatic losses...
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    1st Yukinori Nemoto Mie 1st Jiro Kawasaki 2nd Masaharu Nakagawa 3rd Katsuya Okada 4th Norihisa Tamura 5th Norio Mitsuya Shiga 1st Fujitaka Ōoka 2nd Kenichiro...
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    Innovation Party. The race determined the successor of acting president Katsuya Okada who decided against running for a full term. Renho, former cabinet minister...
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    writer and co-founder of the software company Key Kana Nishino, singer Katsuya Okada, former Foreign Minister, and DPJ Secretary General Keiichi Yabu, relief...
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    party's chances. Possible replacements included the perceived frontrunner Katsuya Okada (known especially for his support of tougher climate policies), current...
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  • to serve as a bellwether for the next general election; Kenta Izumi, Katsuya Okada and Yukio Edano have traveled to the district to drum up support Kamei's...
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    (1999–2002) Next Cabinet of Naoto Kan (2002–2004) First Next Cabinet of Katsuya Okada (2004–2005) First Next Cabinet of Seiji Maehara (2005–2006) Next Cabinet...
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    Nakagawa CDP Defeated Won PR seat Hideto Kawasaki Mie 3 § Katsuya Okada CDP Reelected Katsuya Okada Mie 4 § Norio Mitsuya LDP Retired LDP hold Eikei Suzuki...
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    Democratic Party In office 1 October 2016 – 27 July 2017 Preceded by Katsuya Okada Succeeded by Seiji Maehara Minister of State for Government Revitalization...
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    losing his seat in the December 2014 general election. Acting president Katsuya Okada won the election after two rounds of voting, returning to the position...
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    two, Transport Minister Seiji Maehara and Foreign Affairs Minister Katsuya Okada were also seen as contenders, but both backed Kan. Kan defeated Tarutoko...
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    Democratic 10 December 2002 18 May 2004 1 year, 161 days 2003 ー Koizumi II Katsuya Okada Rep for Mie 3rd (born 1953) Democratic 18 May 2004 17 September 2005...
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    leadership election, Izumi endorsed Goshi Hosono, who narrowly lost to Katsuya Okada. In April 2016, in an attempt to return to his former district, Izumi...
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    for the DPJ leadership, but was defeated by former party president Katsuya Okada. In August 2017, Hosono left the Democratic Party, the successor of...
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