TOKYO –
Asset studies for all 465 members of Japan’s House of Representatives elected in February 2026 have been launched, displaying common declared belongings of 32.78 million yen, up 6.09 million yen from the earlier disclosure.
The complete covers monetary belongings resembling financial savings and deposits, excluding shares, in addition to actual property holdings.
Lawmakers from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party accounted for 9 of the ten highest asset totals.
LDP lawmaker Ichiro Aizawa ranked first with declared belongings of 790.44 million yen, whereas LDP Vice President Taro Aso positioned third with 601.53 million yen.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi reported belongings of 11.43 million yen, together with land and different property in Nara, beneath the typical for all Lower House members.
The 68 feminine lawmakers reported common belongings of 13.48 million yen, equal to about 40% of the typical for his or her male counterparts.
Source: FNN