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HASHIMOTO Seiko
Minister for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games
Minister in charge of Women's Empowerment
Minister of State for Gender Equality
Born: October 5, 1964
Birth Place: Hokkaido Prefecture
Political Party: Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)
Member of the House of Councillors
Constituency:Proportional Representation (elected 5 times)
Birth Place: Hokkaido Prefecture
Political Party: Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)
Member of the House of Councillors
Constituency:Proportional Representation (elected 5 times)
Education
| 1983 | Graduated from Komazawa University Tomakomai High School |
Career
| 2019 | Minister in charge of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games Minister in charge of Women's Empowerment Minister of States for Gender Equality (the Second Reshuffled Fourth Abe Cabinet) |
| 2016 | Chairperson, General Assembly of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Members in the House of Councillors |
| 2012 | Chairperson, LDP Policy Board in the House of Councillors) |
| 2010 | Minister for Countermeasures to the Falling Birthrate, Sports and Gender Equality, LDP Shadow Cabinet |
| 2008 | Senior Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 2005 | Director, Women's Affairs Division, LDP |
| 2003 | Deputy Secretary-General, LDP Chairperson, Federation of Hokkaido Liberal Democratic Party Branches, LDP |
| 2001 | Chairperson, Committee on Education, Culture and Science, the House of Councillors |
| 2000 | Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Hokkaido Development Agency/td> |
| 1996 | Participated in Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta as a cycling sprinter |
| 1995 | First elected to the House of Councillors, proportional representation, LDP *Elected for Member of the House of Councillors for five times |
| 1994 | Participated in Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer as a speed skater, won 6th place for 3,000 m speed skate Becomes a professional cycling sprinter |
| 1992 | Participated in Winter Olympic Games in Albertville as a speed skater Won a bronze medal for 1,500 m speed skate (the first Japanese woman to win a medal) Participated in Summer Olympic Games in Barcelona as a cycling sprinter |
| 1990 | Won a silver medal at World Championship for speed skate (Allround) (First Japanese to win a medal) |
| 1988 | Participated in Winter Olympic Games in Calgary as a speed skater Participated in Summer Olympics Games in Seoul as a cycling sprinter |
| 1984 | Participated in Winter Olympic Games in Sarajevo as a speed skater |
| 1983 | Joined FUJI KYUKO CO., LTD. |
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