This is a list of Representatives elected to the House of Representatives of Japan at the 2017 general election, held on 22 October 2017, for the Forty-Eight election period of the House of Representatives beginning with the 184th session of the National Diet of Japan.

Terms (as of July 2019)

Start of term End of term Remarks 22 October 2017 October 2021(potentially) Term of members elected in the 48th House of Representatives general election September 2018 Denny Tamaki (Okinawa 3) resigned to stand in Okinawa gubernatorial election 11 November 2018 Death of Hiroyuki Sonoda (Kyūshū proportional) 26 December 2018 Death of Tomokatsu Kitagawa (Osaka 12) January 2019 Sei Ōmi (Tōkai proportional) resigned to stand in Anjō City mayoral election January 2019 Shinji Tarutoko (Kinki proportional) resigned to stand in House of Representatives Osaka 12 by-election March 2019 Kentarō Motomura (S. Kantō proportional) resigned to stand in Sagamihara City mayoral election March 2019 Tsuyoshi Tabata (Tōkai proportional) resigned over allegations of sexual misconduct 9 April 2019 Takeshi Miyamoto (Kinki proportional) forfeited seat by becoming candidate in the House of Representatives Osaka 12 by-election 4 July 2019 Yasushi Miura (Chūgoku proportional) forfeited seat by becoming candidate in the 25th House of Councillors regular election November 2018 October 2021(potentially) Masahisa Miyazaki, Kyūshū proportional LDP list runner-up to replace Hiroyuki Sonoda February 2019 Sumio Mabuchi, Kinki proportional Kibō list runner-up to replace Shinji Tarutoko February 2019 Hajime Yatagawa, S. Kantō proportional Kibō list runner-up to replace Kentarō Motomura February 2019 Shūhei Aoyama, Tōkai proportional LDP list runner-up to replace Sei Ōmi March 2019 Takeru Yoshikawa, Tōkai proportional LDP list runner-up to replace Tsuyoshi Tabata April 2019 Term of members elected in the 48th House of Representatives by-elections in Osaka 12 and Okinawa 3 17 April 2019 Tadashi Shimizu, Kinki proportional JCP list runner-up to replace Takeshi Miyamoto 11 July 2019 Shōgo Azemoto, Chūgoku proportional LDP list runner-up to replace Yasushi Miura

Composition

Representatives

Constituency Elected Members Elected Party NotesHokkaido 12 single-member and 8 proportional representation seats. Hokkaido-1st Daiki Michishita Constitutional Democratic Hokkaido-2nd Takamori Yoshikawa Liberal Democratic Hokkaidō–3rd Satoshi Arai Constitutional Democratic Hokkaidō–4th Hiroyuki Nakamura Liberal Democratic Hokkaidō–5th Yoshiaki Wada Liberal Democratic Hokkaidō–6th Takahiro Sasaki Constitutional Democratic Hokkaidō–7th Yoshitaka Itō Liberal Democratic Hokkaidō–8th Seiji Osaka Constitutional Democratic Hokkaidō–9th Manabu Horii Liberal Democratic Hokkaidō–10th Hisashi Inatsu Kōmeitō Hokkaidō–11th Kaori Ishikawa Constitutional Democratic Hokkaidō–12th Arata Takebe Liberal Democratic Hokkaido Block Hokkaidō block Hidemichi Satō Kōmeitō Hokkaidō block Hiroshi Kamiya Constitutional Democratic Hokkaidō block Maki Ikeda Constitutional Democratic Hokkaidō block Hiranao Honda Constitutional Democratic Hokkaidō block Tatsumaru Yamaoka DPFP Hokkaidō block Kōichi Watanabe Liberal Democratic Hokkaidō block Takako Suzuki Liberal Democratic Hokkaidō block Toshimitsu Funahashi Liberal Democratic Tōhoku 25 single-member and 14 proportional representation seats.Aomori Prefecture Aomori–1st Jun Tsushima Liberal Democratic Aomori–2nd Tadamori Ōshima Liberal Democratic Aomori–3rd Jiro Kimura Liberal Democratic Iwate Prefecture Iwate–1st Takeshi Shina DPFP Iwate–2nd Shun'ichi Suzuki Liberal Democratic Iwate–3rd Ichirō Ozawa DPFPMiyagi Prefecture Miyagi–1st Tōru Doi Liberal Democratic Miyagi–2nd Ken'ya Akiba Liberal Democratic Miyagi–3rd Akihiro Nishimura Liberal Democratic Miyagi–4th Shintarō Itō Liberal Democratic Miyagi–5th Jun Azumi Constitutional Democratic Miyagi–6th Itsunori Onodera Liberal Democratic Akita Prefecture Akita–1st Hiroyuki Togashi Liberal Democratic Akita–2nd Katsutoshi Kaneda Liberal Democratic Akita–3rd Nobuhide Minorikawa Liberal Democratic Yamagata Prefecture Yamagata–1st Toshiaki Endō Liberal Democratic Yamagata–2nd Norikazu Suzuki Liberal Democratic Yamagata–3rd Ayuko Kato Liberal Democratic Fukushima Prefecture Fukushima–1st Emi Kaneko Constitutional Democratic Fukushima–2nd Takumi Nemoto Liberal Democratic Fukushima–3rd Kōichirō Genba   RGSSP Fukushima–4th Ichirō Kanke Liberal Democratic Fukushima–5th Masayoshi Yoshino Liberal Democratic Tohoku Block Tōhoku block Hinako Takahashi Liberal Democratic Tōhoku block Yukiko Akutsu Constitutional Democratic Tōhoku block Akinori Eto Liberal Democratic Tōhoku block Takashi Fujiwara Liberal Democratic Tōhoku block Yoshihisa Inoue Kōmeitō Tōhoku block Yoshitami Kameoka Liberal Democratic Tōhoku block Takashi Midorikawa DPFP Tōhoku block Shinji Oguma DPFP Tōhoku block Akiko Okamoto Constitution Democratic Tōhoku block Chizuko Takahashi JCP Tōhoku block Manabu Terata Constitutional Democratic Tōhoku block Kentaro Uesugi Liberal Democratic Tōhoku block Makoto Yamazaki Constitutional Democratic Tōhoku block North Kanto (Kita Kanto) 32 single-member and 19 proportional representation seats.Ibaraki Prefecture Ibaraki–1st Yoshinari Tadokoro Liberal Democratic Ibaraki–2nd Fukushirō Nukaga Liberal Democratic Ibaraki–3rd Yasuhiro Hanashi Liberal Democratic Ibaraki–4th Hiroshi Kajiyama Liberal Democratic Ibaraki–5th Akimasa Ishikawa Liberal Democratic Ibaraki–6th Ayano Kinimitsu Liberal Democratic Ibaraki–7th Kishirō Nakamura Constitutional Democratic Tochigi Prefecture Tochigi–1st Hajime Funada Liberal Democratic Tochigi–2nd Akio Fukuda Constitutional Democratic Tochigi–3rd Kazuo Yana Liberal Democratic Tochigi–4th Tsutomu Satō Liberal Democratic Tochigi–5th Toshimitsu Motegi Liberal Democratic Gunma Prefecture Gunma–1st Asako Omi Liberal Democratic Gunma–2nd Toshirō Ino Liberal Democratic Gunma–3rd Hiroyoshi Sasagawa Liberal Democratic Gunma–4th Tatsuo Fukuda Liberal Democratic Gunma–5th Yūko Obuchi Liberal Democratic Saitama Prefecture Saitama–1st Hideki Murai Liberal Democratic Saitama–2nd Yoshitaka Shindō Liberal Democratic Saitama–3rd Hitoshi Kikawada Liberal Democratic Saitama–4th Yashushi Hosaka Liberal Democratic Saitama–5th Yukio Edano Constitutional Democratic Saitama–6th Atsushi Oshima DPFP Saitama–7th Saichi Kamiyama Liberal Democratic Saitama–8th Masahiko Shibayama Liberal Democratic Saitama–9th Taku Ōtsuka Liberal Democratic Saitama–10th Taimei Yamaguchi Liberal Democratic Saitama–11th Ryūji Koizumi Liberal Democratic Saitama–12th Atsushi Nonaka Liberal Democratic Saitama–13th Shinako Tsuchiya Liberal Democratic Saitama–14th Hiromi Mitsubayashi Liberal Democratic Saitama–15th Ryōsei Tanaka Liberal Democratic Kita Kanto Block Kita Kantō block Kazuyuki Nakane Liberal Democratic Kita Kantō block Kaichi Hasegawa Constitutional Democratic Kita Kantō block Toshikazu Morita DPFP Kita Kantō block Keiko Nagaoka Liberal Democratic Kita Kantō block Keiichi Ishii Kōmeitō Kita Kantō block Hideki Makihara Liberal Democratic Kita Kantō block Yuriko Yamakawa Constitutional Democratic Kita Kantō block Yamato Aoyama DPFP Kita Kantō block Yasutaka Nakasone Liberal Democratic Kita Kantō block Tetsuya Shiokawa JCP Kita Kantō block Kenin Horikoshi Constitutional Democratic Kita Kantō block Akio Sato Liberal Democratic Kita Kantō block Mitsunori Okamoto Kōmeitō Kita Kantō block Satoshi Asano DPFP Kita Kantō block Kimichiko Hyakutake Liberal Democratic Kita Kantō block Masako Ogawara Constitutional Democratic Kita Kantō block Yasuka Komiyama DPFP Kita Kantō block Yutaka Kanda Liberal Democratic Kita Kantō block Rentaro Takagi Constitutional Democratic South Kanto (Minami Kanto) 33 single-member and 22 proportional representation seats.Chiba Prefecture Chiba-1st Hiroaki Kadoyama Liberal Democratic Chiba-2nd Takayuki Kobayashi Liberal Democratic Chiba-3rd Hirokazu Matsuno Liberal Democratic Chiba-4th Yoshihiko Noda RGSSP Chiba-5th Kentaro Sonoura Liberal Democratic Chiba-6th Hiromichi Watanabe Liberal Democratic Chiba-7th Ken Saito Liberal Democratic Chiba-8th Yoshitaka Sakurada Liberal Democratic Chiba-9th Masatoshi Akimoto Liberal Democratic Chiba-10th Motoo Hayashi Liberal Democratic Chiba-11th Eisuke Mori Liberal Democratic Chiba-12th Yasukazu Hamada Liberal Democratic Chiba-13th Takaki Shirasuka Liberal Democratic Kanagawa Prefecture Kanagawa-1st Jun Matsumoto Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-2nd Yoshihide Suga Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-3rd Hachiro Okonogi Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-4th Yuki Waseda Constitutional Democratic Kanagawa-5th Manabu Sakai Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-6th Yochiro Aoyagi Constitutional Democratic Kanagawa-7th Keisuke Suzuki Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-8th Kenji Eda Constitutional Democratic Kanagawa-9th Ryu Hirofumi Future Japan Kanagawa-10th Kazunori Tanaka Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-11th Shinjiro Koizumi Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-12th Tomoko Abe Constitutional Democratic Kanagawa-13th Akira Amari Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-14th Jiro Akama Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-15th Taro Kono Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-16th Hiroyuki Yoshie Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-17th Karen Makishima Liberal Democratic Kanagawa-18th Daishiro Yamagiwa Liberal Democratic Yamanashi Prefecture Yamanashi-1st Katsuhito Nakajima RGSSP Yamanashi-2nd Noriko Horiuchi Liberal Democratic Tokyo 25 single-member and 17 proportional representation seats. Tokyo–1st Banri Kaieda Constitutional Democratic Tokyo–2nd Kiyoto Tsuji Liberal Democratic Tokyo–3rd Hirotaka Ishihara Liberal Democratic Tokyo–4th Masaaki Taira Liberal Democratic Tokyo–5th Kenji Wakamiya Liberal Democratic Tokyo–6th Takayuki Ochiai Constitutional Democratic Tokyo–7th Akira Nagatsuma Constitutional Democratic Tokyo–8th Nobuteru Ishihara Liberal Democratic Tokyo–9th Isshu Sugawara Liberal Democratic Tokyo–10th Hayato Suzuki Liberal Democratic Tokyo–11th Hakubun Shimomura Liberal Democratic Tokyo–12th Akihiro Ota Komeito Tokyo–13th Ichiro Kamoshita Liberal Democratic Tokyo–14th Midori Matsushima Liberal Democratic Tokyo–15th Tsukasa Akimoto Liberal Democratic Tokyo–16th Hideo Onishi Liberal Democratic Tokyo–17th Katsuei Hirasawa Liberal Democratic Tokyo–18th Naoto Kan Constitutional Democratic Tokyo–19th Yohei Matsumoto Liberal Democratic Tokyo–20th Seiji Kihara Liberal Democratic Tokyo–21st Akihisa Nagashima Future Japan Tokyo–22nd Tatsuya Ito Liberal Democratic Tokyo–23rd Masanobu Ogura Liberal Democratic Tokyo–24th Koichi Hagiuda Liberal Democratic Tokyo–25th Shinji Inoue Liberal Democratic Hokuriku Shin'etsu 19 single-member and 11 proportional representation seats.Niigata Prefecture Niigata–1st Chinami Nishimura Constitutional Democratic Niigata–2nd Eiichiro Washio Liberal Democratic Niigata–3rd Takahiro Kuroiwa Constitutional Democratic Niigata–4th Makiko Kikuta Constitutional Democratic Niigata–5th Hirohiko Izumida Liberal Democratic Niigata–6th Shūichi Takatori Liberal Democratic Toyama Prefecture Toyama–1st Hiroaki Tabata Liberal Democratic Toyama–2nd Mitsuhiro Miyakoshi Liberal Democratic Toyama–3rd Keiichirō Tachibana Liberal Democratic Ishikawa Prefecture Ishikawa–1st Hiroshi Hase Liberal Democratic Ishikawa–2nd Hajime Sasaki Liberal Democratic Ishikawa–3rd Shoji Nishida Liberal Democratic Fukui Prefecture Fukui–1st Tomomi Inada Liberal Democratic Fukui–2nd Tsuyoshi Takagi Liberal Democratic Nagano Prefecture Nagano–1st Takashi Shinohara DPFP Nagano–2nd Mitsu Shimojo DPFP Nagano–3rd Yosei Ide RGSSP Nagano–4th Shigeyuki Gotō Liberal Democratic Nagano–5th Ichirō Miyashita Liberal Democratic Tokai