“Suga’s Mouth” Yamada is also treated as Suga’s eldest son

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s eldest son Seigo Suga served a meal for 7,4203 yen (about 780,000 won), and the controversial Cabinet Officer Makiko Yamada is answering questions from lawmakers at the assembly on the 25th. Tokyo = AP Newsis-Cabinet public official Yamada Makiko, 61, a vice-minister-level public official who promotes the policies of the Japanese cabinet, has received inappropriate hospitality from the eldest son of Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, and has risen to rumors. Mr. Yamada is the so-called “Suga Kid” chosen by Prime Minister Suga, and it seems that it will have a negative effect on Prime Minister Suga. The Asahi Shimbun reported on the 25th that there was a voice in the ruling party saying that it is better to resign (Yamada Public Affairs Officer).

Public Affairs Officer Yamada attended the House Budget Committee on the 25th and apologized for receiving entertainment from four officials from the broadcasting company Tohoku Shinsha, including Prime Minister Suga’s eldest son Seigo Suga. He said, “I am deeply reflecting on the fact that the credit of public officials was damaged by violating the National Public Officials Ethics Act.”

Yamada Public Affairs Officer had a dinner at a hotel restaurant in Tokyo with the Tohoku Shinsha side in November 2019, when he served as the General Affairs Officer at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. The meal fee for five people was 3,71013 yen (about 3.88 million won). The Yamada Public Affairs Office received 74203 yen for meals. Kiyomi Tsujimoto, vice president of the Constitutional Democratic Party, the 1st opposition party, said, “The subsidy given to people suffering from living difficulties in the aftermath of the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19) is 50,000 yen, and 70,000 yen at a time. I was served a meal. The public’s trust will disappear.” Yamada, who started public office in the U.S. Postal Service (currently the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications) in 1984, became the first woman to be selected as the prime minister’s secretary under the Shinzo Abe regime in November 2013. After working for two years, he returned to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and was appointed the first female director of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, the number 2 general affairs judge. Prime Minister Suga praised him and appointed him to the Cabinet Office after the Suga regime was born in September last year. The message he sent last spring for the younger generation of an association meeting became controversial as it was announced later. “I lived as a woman who never refused dinner. Those who refuse will not be invited again. The chance to meet good luck also decreases by that amount.” Vice President Tsujimoto said, “This is the purpose that you cannot get ahead unless you go to a drink. “I am disappointed as the same woman.” Tokyo = correspondent Park Hyung-jun [email protected]