Former Japanese deputy chief Cabinet secretary Nobuo Ishihara dies at 96

Former Japanese deputy chief Cabinet secretary Nobuo Ishihara dies at 96

When Emperor Showa died in 1989, Ishihara oversaw the era change from Showa to Heisei and the Taiso no Rei state funeral.

Former Japanese Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Ishihara dies at 96

Nobuo Ishihara, a former deputy chief Cabinet secretary who served a record seven prime ministers from 1987 to 1995, has died, a government source said on Feb. 1. He was 96.

Former Japanese Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobuo Ishihara dies at 96 - The Mainichi

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Nobuo Ishihara, a former deputy chief Cabinet secretary who served a record seven prime ministers from 1987 to 1995, has died, a gove

Mr. Nobuo Ishihara passed away, former Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary, supports 7 cabinets, the most in history

It became known on the 31st that Mr. Ishihara Nobuo (Ishihara Nobuo), who served as Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary, who is at the top of the cabinet's administration, in 7 cabinets, passed away. I was 96 years old. After graduating from the University of Tokyo School of Law, he joined the former Local Government Office (now the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications). He successively held positions such as finance bureau chief and under…

Former Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobuo Ishihara passed away, 96 years old... serves 7 prime ministers as a top bureaucrat

[Yomiuri Shimbun] Mr. Ishihara Nobuo (Ishihara Nobuo), who served seven prime ministers as the chief cabinet secretary at the top of the bureaucracy, died on January 29 due to multiple organ failure. I was 96 years old. Joined the Local Government Agency (currently the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications) in 1952. After working as Finance Bureau Director and Vice Secretary of the Ministry of Autonomy, Takeshita in 1987

[Commentary] Reporter who received a “leak” of the beliefs of former Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobuo Ishihara

“Speaking of North Korea, it seems like they recently launched a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan.”