Hisayuki Fujii
State Minister for Foreign Affairs
Liberal Democratic Party of Japan (LDP)
Member of the House of Representatives
Hyogo 4th Electoral District (elected five times)
| September 11, 1971 | Born in Hyogo Prefecture |
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| March 1995 | Graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Tokyo |
| April 1995 | Joined the Ministry of Home Affairs (now the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications) |
| July 1995 | Regional and Municipal Division, General Affairs Department, Akita Prefectural Office |
| November 1996 | Fire Brigade Section, Fire Management Division, Fire and Disaster Management Agency |
| August 2001 | Deputy Director, Financial Markets Division, Financial Services Agency |
| July 2003 | Specialist for Ambulance Service, Fire and Disaster Management Agency |
| September 2006 | Secretary to the State Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications |
| September 2007 | Deputy Director to the Counsellor, Cabinet Secretariat |
| July 2009 | Deputy Mayor of Hikone City |
| December 2012 | Elected to the House of Representatives for the first time (46th General Election) |
| January 2013 | Deputy Chief Secretary, Research Commission on Info-Communications Strategy, Liberal Democratic Party |
| September 2014 | Deputy Director, Economy, Trade and Industry Division, Liberal Democratic Party |
| December 2014 | Re-elected to the House of Representatives (47th General Election) |
| March 2015 | Director, Committee on Financial Affairs, House of Representatives |
| August 2016 | Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (3rd Abe Cabinet [2nd Reshuffled]) |
| August 2017 | Acting Director, Agriculture and Forestry Division, Liberal Democratic Party |
| October 2017 | Re-elected to the House of Representatives (48th General Election) |
| September 2019 | Deputy Chairperson, Diet Affairs Committee, Liberal Democratic Party |
| September 2020 | State Minister of Cabinet Office (Suga Cabinet) |
| September 2021 | State Minister for Digital State Minister of Cabinet Office (Suga Cabinet) |
| October 2021 | Re-elected to the House of Representatives (49th General Election) |
| November 2021 | Deputy Secretary-General, Liberal Democratic Party |
| August 2022 | Deputy Chairperson, Election Strategy Committee, Liberal Democratic Party |
| September 2023 | Director, Foreign Affairs Division, Liberal Democratic Party |
| October 2024 | Re-elected to the House of Representatives (50th General Election) |
| November 2024 | State Minister for Foreign Affairs (2nd Ishiba Cabinet) |
Family:Wife and two children (son and daughter)