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Tokyo — Political Funding (Seijishikin Houkoku)

Political funding disclosures for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government — the Governor of Tokyo and Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly members — sourced from the Tokyo Metropolitan Election Administration Commission (TMEAC) and Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) political funding reports system.

Political Funds Control Act 1948

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MIC 政治資金収支報告書

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TMEAC

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disclosed annually

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Source: Japan's Political Funds Control Act (政治資金規正法, Seijishikin Kisei-hō) requires all political organizations to file annual income/expenditure reports. Tokyo-level reports are filed with the TMEAC; national-level party finance with MIC. Reports are publicly available in Japanese. Machine-readable data accessible via MIC website. Framed as civic questions.

Governor of Tokyo — Yuriko Koike

Governor Yuriko Koike (elected 2016, re-elected 2020, 2024)Disclosed annually

Governor Koike's political support organizations (後援会) are required to file annual seijishikin reports with the TMEAC. As the leader of the 'Tomin First no Kai' (Tokyoites First) party, Koike's political fundraising and expenditure is publicly disclosed. The Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly's Tomin First faction (2017-present) controls 34 of 127 seats. Full reports at MIC's political fund search portal (seijishikin.soumu.go.jp).

Source: MIC / TMEAC ↗

Where to find the data

MIC Political Funds Searchlive

Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications hosts political funding report search at seijishikin.soumu.go.jp. Reports cover political parties, political fund management organizations (政治資金管理団体), and candidate support organizations. Annual reports searchable by organization name, year, and region.

Source: soumu.go.jp ↗

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