Yamagiwa, the minister in charge of economic revitalization, announced that he had corrected the report, saying that it was found by an outsider that there was an omission of the stocks held in the asset report.
Minister Yamagiwa also corrected the omission of stocks last month and issued a comment saying, "I apologize for the omission again."
When ministers publish asset reports, the ministerial regulations stipulate that the stocks they hold must be listed regardless of whether they are listed or unlisted.
Last month, Minister of State for Economic Revitalization Yamagiwa corrected his asset report, which he released when he took office last year, saying that a total of 3,160 shares of two unlisted companies were omitted. On the 4th, it announced that it had corrected the report, saying that there was an omission of 30 shares of one unlisted company that it owns.
Regarding this, Minister Yamagiwa said, "Partly because we have not received dividends from this company, we were not able to notice it until it was pointed out by an outsider. I apologize for the fact that there was another omission in the asset disclosure document." I made a comment to