Key Facts
• July 9: Miyuki Nakahara appointed as Tottori’s first female deputy governor.
• July 10: Kamei Kazuyoshi’s term as deputy governor ends after four years.
• Nakahara, 59, is a Tottori native with a career in public service since 1984.
• Kamei contributed to COVID-19 response and local economic challenges.
• Nakahara aims to make Tottori livable for all residents.
• New leadership includes Governor Hirai, Deputy Governor Nakahara, and Policy Director Endo.
Summary
Miyuki Nakahara has been appointed as Tottori Prefecture’s first female deputy governor, marking a historic moment for the region. Her appointment follows the conclusion of Kamei Kazuyoshi’s four-year term, during which he addressed challenges like COVID-19 and local economic issues. Nakahara, a 59-year-old Tottori native, has held various key roles in public service since 1984. She expressed her commitment to creating a livable and sustainable Tottori for all residents. The new leadership team, including Governor Hirai, Deputy Governor Nakahara, and Policy Director Endo, will begin their tenure on July 11, ushering in a new era for Tottori’s governance.
