The assets of Takebe Arata (武部新), who became the new agriculture minister in the second Takaichi reshuffled cabinet, were disclosed, with total assets of ¥19.61 million. The breakdown comprises ¥16.33 million in loans receivable and ¥51.25 million in borrowings, while securities held by family members total ¥260,000.
The government disclosed the assets of Takebe Arata (武部新), who took office as agriculture minister in the second Takaichi reshuffled cabinet. Total assets were ¥19.61 million, comprising ¥16.33 million in loans receivable and ¥51.25 million in borrowings. Takebe Arata (武部新) personally had no savings or deposits other than ordinary and current account balances, while family members held ¥260,000 in securities. No assets such as vehicles were listed in the article.
Land in Kitami, Hokkaido, owned by Takebe Arata (武部新) was reported at ¥2.10 million, while buildings in the same city and Tokyo's Shinagawa Ward were reported at ¥9.10 million and ¥8.24 million, respectively. Takebe Arata (武部新) also held 1 golf club membership. Securities held by family members were valued at ¥260,000, with no other securities reported.
The assets of former agriculture minister Yan Kazuo (簗和生) as of his departure were also disclosed, and it was reported that they had not changed since his appointment on 17 September. His resignation following remarks concerning cuts to the road budget was cited as the background.
The government's asset disclosures provide some indication of the financial positions of Takebe Arata (武部新) and Yan Kazuo (簗和生), while further details on this disclosure of assets are expected in subsequent reports.