Mayor of Tokyo Chiyoda cancels parliamentary dissolution announcement 21:25 on August 11th

Masami Ishikawa, Mayor of Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, who had announced the dissolution of the parliament over the issue of condominium room ownership, announced on the 11th that the reporter had notified the parliamentary party of cancellation of the dissolution, I apologized for stagnating the ward administration.

Regarding the Chiyoda Ward Council, the Mayor Ishikawa may accuse Mayor Ishikawa of criminal accusing the mayor of the fact that he had a testimony in the Parliament that he owned a room called "Business Cooperator Sumitomo" of an apartment in the ward. However, the mayor of Ishikawa announced that the parliament was disbanded as "substantial distrust."

In response to this, all 25 members of the parliament filed a lawsuit to confirm the invalidation of the dissolution, and allegedly suspending the effect until the trial is finalized. Made the decision to cease effect.

Regarding this, Mayor Ishikawa responded to an interview by reporters on the 11th, saying, ``The court's decision was a strong message that the ward administration could not be stagnant anymore, so I took it seriously, Today, I canceled the dissolution. I made a decision from the viewpoint of Osho Takatsu," and announced on the morning of the 11th that he announced the cancellation of the announcement of dissolution to Chairman Koya Kobayashi of the ward assembly.

In addition, Mayor Ishikawa apologized, "I deeply apologize for stagnating the administration of the ward and for giving great pain to the inhabitants of the inhabitants and the representatives of the inhabitants." I showed my intention to do it.

"Normal as soon as possible"

In response to the cancellation of Ishikawa's mayor's dissolution, the Chiyoda Ward Assembly discussed the response intermittently in each parliamentary group, and parliamentarians other than the Komeito handed a petition to the mayor for an apology at a public venue under a joint name.

Chairman of the Chiyoda Ward Assembly, Takaya Kobayashi, told reporters, "We would like to have the head of the ward deal with sincerely so that the assembly can return to normal as soon as possible."

On the other hand, regarding the criminal charges against the mayor of Ishikawa, he is making a settlement to the mayor and is waiting for the reply from the mayor.