The second regular session of the Miura City Council, the first since Mayor Kaichi Deguchi was elected in the June mayoral election, opened on the 10th. During the initial general questioning, Mayor Deguchi was pressed by Makoto Deguchi (LDP) regarding communication during the mayoral campaign, leading to an apology from the mayor.
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Miura City Council
Miura City Council is the local government body responsible for the administration of Miura City, located in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. The council oversees municipal services, urban planning, and cultural initiatives in the city, which is known for its coastal scenery and historical sites like the ruins of *Araijō Castle*. While specific details about the council’s founding are limited, it operates within Japan’s decentralized local governance system, supporting the community’s development and heritage preservation.
Mayor Kaichi Deguchi
Mayor Kaichi Deguchi was a prominent Japanese politician who served as the mayor of Kameoka City in Kyoto Prefecture. He is best known for his efforts in promoting local culture and infrastructure development during his tenure. The name may also refer to a site or institution honoring his contributions to the community.
Makoto Deguchi
Makoto Deguchi (出口王仁) was a prominent spiritual leader in Japan and the son-in-law of Onisaburo Deguchi, a co-founder of the Omoto religious movement. He played a key role in spreading Omoto’s teachings, which emphasize world peace and spiritual enlightenment. The movement faced persecution in the early 20th century but remains influential in Japanese new religious movements.
LDP
The **Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)** is Japan’s dominant political party, founded in 1955 through the merger of conservative groups. It has governed Japan almost continuously since its creation, playing a key role in the country’s post-war economic growth and political stability. The LDP is known for its pro-business policies, close ties with the U.S., and occasional nationalist stances.
