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Minister of Reconstruction Goshi Hosono Places Potted Plants Made with "Soil Removed From Fukushima" in His Office, Revealing His Intentions.

On September 24, 2026, Goshi Hosono, who was appointed Minister of Reconstruction in the second Takaichi cabinet reshuffle, posted on X about the "potted plants" in his ministerial office. "Written at the top of Prime Minister Takaichi's instructions to me is..." Hosono, who previously served as a special advisor to the Prime Minister under the Democratic Party of Japan administration, and later as Minister in charge of the nuclear accident and …
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On September 24, 2026, Goshi Hosono, who was appointed Minister of Reconstruction in the second Takaichi cabinet reshuffle, posted on X about the "potted plants" in his ministerial office. "Written at the top of Prime Minister Takaichi's instructions to me is..." Hosono, who previously served as a special advisor to the Prime Minister under the Democratic Party of Japan administration, and later as Minister in charge of the nuclear accident and …

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J-CAST ニュース broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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