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.
(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 | 2017 PR election nominations and results determine PR replacements, not en.wikipedia infobox affiliation, not actual party affiliation at the time of the vacancy, not caucus affiliation after the replacement!--> 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 |
| Constituency | Elected Members | Elected Party | Notes | ||
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Hokkaido12 single-member and 8 proportional representation seats. | |||||
| Hokkaido-1st | |||||
| Hokkaido-2nd | |||||
| Hokkaidō–3rd | |||||
| Hokkaidō–4th | |||||
| Hokkaidō–5th | |||||
| Hokkaidō–6th | |||||
| Hokkaidō–7th | |||||
| Hokkaidō–8th | |||||
| Hokkaidō–9th | |||||
| Hokkaidō–10th | |||||
| Hokkaidō–11th | |||||
| Hokkaidō–12th | |||||
Hokkaido Block | |||||
| Hokkaidō block | |||||
| Hokkaidō block | |||||
| Hokkaidō block | |||||
| Hokkaidō block | |||||
| Hokkaidō block | |||||
| Hokkaidō block | |||||
| Hokkaidō block | |||||
| Hokkaidō block | |||||
Tōhoku25 single-member and 14 proportional representation seats. | |||||
Aomori Prefecture | |||||
| Aomori–1st | |||||
| Aomori–2nd | |||||
| Aomori–3rd | |||||
Iwate Prefecture | |||||
| Iwate–1st | DPFP | ||||
| Iwate–3rd | DPFP | ||||
Miyagi Prefecture | |||||
| Miyagi–1st | |||||
| Miyagi–2nd | |||||
| Miyagi–3rd | |||||
| Miyagi–4th | |||||
| Miyagi–5th | |||||
| Miyagi–6th | |||||
Akita Prefecture | |||||
| Akita–1st | |||||
| Akita–2nd | |||||
| Akita–3rd | |||||
Yamagata Prefecture | |||||
| Yamagata–1st | |||||
| Yamagata–2nd | |||||
| Yamagata–3rd | |||||
Fukushima Prefecture | |||||
| Fukushima–1st | |||||
| Fukushima–2nd | |||||
| Fukushima–3rd | |||||
| Fukushima–4th | |||||
| Fukushima–5th | |||||
Tohoku Block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
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| Tōhoku block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
| Tōhoku block | |||||
North Kanto(Kita Kanto)32 single-member and 19 proportional representation seats. | |||||
Ibaraki Prefecture | |||||
| Ibaraki–1st | |||||
| Ibaraki–2nd | |||||
| Ibaraki–3rd | |||||
| Ibaraki–4th | |||||
| Ibaraki–5th | |||||
| Ibaraki–6th | |||||
| Ibaraki–7th | |||||
Tochigi Prefecture | |||||
| Tochigi–1st | |||||
| Tochigi–2nd | |||||
| Tochigi–3rd | |||||
| Tochigi–4th | |||||
| Tochigi–5th | |||||
Gunma Prefecture | |||||
| Gunma–1st | |||||
| Gunma–2nd | |||||
| Gunma–3rd | |||||
| Gunma–4th | |||||
| Gunma–5th | |||||
Saitama Prefecture | |||||
| Saitama–1st | |||||
| Saitama–2nd | |||||
| Saitama–3rd | |||||
| Saitama–4th | |||||
| Saitama–5th | |||||
| Saitama–6th | DPFP | ||||
| Saitama–7th | |||||
| Saitama–8th | |||||
| Saitama–9th | |||||
| Saitama–10th | |||||
| Saitama–11th | |||||
| Saitama–12th | |||||
| Saitama–13th | |||||
| Saitama–14th | |||||
| Saitama–15th | |||||
Kita Kanto Block | |||||
| Kita Kantō block | |||||
| Kita Kantō block | |||||
| Kita Kantō block | |||||
| Kita Kantō block | |||||
| Kita Kantō block | |||||
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| Kita Kantō block | |||||
| Kita Kantō block | |||||
| Kita Kantō block | |||||
| Kita Kantō block | |||||
| Kita Kantō block | Rentaro Takagi | ||||
South Kanto(Minami Kanto)33 single-member and 22 proportional representation seats. | |||||
Chiba Prefecture | |||||
| Chiba-1st | |||||
| Chiba-2nd | |||||
| Chiba-3rd | |||||
| Chiba-4th | |||||
| Chiba-5th | |||||
| Chiba-6th | |||||
| Chiba-7th | |||||
| Chiba-8th | |||||
| Chiba-9th | |||||
| Chiba-10th | |||||
| Chiba-11th | |||||
| Chiba-12th | |||||
| Chiba-13th | |||||
Kanagawa Prefecture | |||||
| Kanagawa-1st | |||||
| Kanagawa-2nd | |||||
| Kanagawa-3rd | |||||
| Kanagawa-4th | |||||
| Kanagawa-5th | |||||
| Kanagawa-6th | |||||
| Kanagawa-7th | |||||
| Kanagawa-8th | |||||
| Kanagawa-9th | |||||
| Kanagawa-10th | |||||
| Kanagawa-11th | |||||
| Kanagawa-12th | |||||
| Kanagawa-13th | |||||
| Kanagawa-14th | |||||
| Kanagawa-15th | |||||
| Kanagawa-16th | |||||
| Kanagawa-17th | |||||
| Kanagawa-18th | |||||
Yamanashi Prefecture | |||||
| Yamanashi-1st | |||||
| Yamanashi-2nd | |||||
Tokyo25 single-member and 17 proportional representation seats. | |||||
| Tokyo–1st | |||||
| Tokyo–2nd | |||||
| Tokyo–3rd | |||||
| Tokyo–4th | |||||
| Tokyo–5th | |||||
| Tokyo–6th | |||||
| Tokyo–7th | |||||
| Tokyo–8th | |||||
| Tokyo–9th | |||||
| Tokyo–10th | |||||
| Tokyo–11th | |||||
| Tokyo–12th | |||||
| Tokyo–13th | Ichiro Kamoshita | ||||
| Tokyo–14th | |||||
| Tokyo–15th | |||||
| Tokyo–16th | |||||
| Tokyo–17th | |||||
| Tokyo–18th | |||||
| Tokyo–19th | |||||
| Tokyo–20th | |||||
| Tokyo–21st | |||||
| Tokyo–22nd | |||||
| Tokyo–23rd | |||||
| Tokyo–24th | |||||
| Tokyo–25th | |||||
Hokuriku Shin'etsu19 single-member and 11 proportional representation seats. | |||||
Niigata Prefecture | |||||
| Niigata–1st | |||||
| Niigata–2nd | |||||
| Niigata–3rd | |||||
| Niigata–4th | |||||
| Niigata–5th | |||||
| Niigata–6th | |||||
Toyama Prefecture | |||||
| Toyama–1st | |||||
| Toyama–2nd | |||||
| Toyama–3rd | |||||
Ishikawa Prefecture | |||||
| Ishikawa–1st | |||||
| Ishikawa–2nd | |||||
| Ishikawa–3rd | |||||
Fukui Prefecture | |||||
| Fukui–1st | |||||
| Fukui–2nd | |||||
Nagano Prefecture | |||||
| Nagano–1st | |||||
| Nagano–2nd | |||||
| Nagano–3rd | |||||
| Nagano–4th | |||||
| Nagano–5th | |||||
Tokai32 single-member and 21 proportional representation seats. | |||||
Gifu Prefecture | |||||
| Gifu–1st | |||||
| Gifu–2nd | |||||
| Gifu–3rd | |||||
| Gifu–4th | |||||
| Gifu–5th | |||||
Shizuoka Prefecture | |||||
| Shizuoka–1st | |||||
| Shizuoka–2nd | |||||
| Shizuoka–3rd | |||||
| Shizuoka–4th | |||||
| Shizuoka–5th | |||||
| Shizuoka–6th | |||||
| Shizuoka–7th | |||||
| Shizuoka–8th | |||||
Aichi Prefecture | |||||
| Aichi–1st | |||||
| Aichi–2nd | |||||
| Aichi–3rd | |||||
| Aichi–4th | |||||
| Aichi–5th | |||||
| Aichi–6th | |||||
| Aichi–7th | |||||
| Aichi–8th | |||||
| Aichi–9th | |||||
| Aichi–10th | |||||
| Aichi–11th | |||||
| Aichi–12th | |||||
| Aichi–13th | |||||
| Aichi–14th | |||||
| Aichi–15th | |||||
Mie Prefecture | |||||
| Mie–1st | |||||
| Mie–2nd | |||||
| Mie–3rd | |||||
| Mie–4th | |||||
Kinki47 single-member and 28 proportional representation seats. | |||||
Shiga Prefecture | |||||
| Shiga–1st | |||||
| Shiga–2nd | |||||
| Shiga–3rd | |||||
| Shiga–4th | |||||
Kyoto Prefecture | |||||
| Kyōto–1st | |||||
| Kyōto–2nd | |||||
| Kyōto–3rd | |||||
| Kyōto–4th | |||||
| Kyōto–5th | |||||
| Kyōto–6th | |||||
Osaka Prefecture | |||||
| Ōsaka–1st | |||||
| Ōsaka–2nd | |||||
| Ōsaka–3rd | |||||
| Ōsaka–4th | |||||
| Ōsaka–5th | |||||
| Ōsaka–6th | |||||
| Ōsaka–7th | |||||
| Ōsaka–8th | |||||
| Ōsaka–9th | |||||
| Ōsaka–10th | |||||
| Ōsaka–11th | |||||
| Ōsaka–12th | Ishin | ||||
| Ōsaka–13th | |||||
| Ōsaka–14th | |||||
| Ōsaka–15th | |||||
| Ōsaka–16th | |||||
| Ōsaka–17th | Ishin | ||||
| Ōsaka–18th | |||||
| Ōsaka–19th | |||||
Hyogo Prefecture | |||||
| Hyōgo–1st | |||||
| Hyōgo–2nd | |||||
| Hyōgo–3rd | |||||
| Hyōgo–4th | |||||
| Hyōgo–5th | |||||
| Hyōgo–6th | |||||
| Hyōgo–7th | |||||
| Hyōgo–8th | |||||
| Hyōgo–9th | |||||
| Hyōgo–10th | |||||
| Hyōgo–11th | |||||
| Hyōgo–12th | |||||
Nara Prefecture | |||||
| Nara–1st | |||||
| Nara–2nd | |||||
| Nara–3rd | |||||
Wakayama Prefecture | |||||
| Wakayama–1st | |||||
| Wakayama–2nd | |||||
| Wakayama–3rd | |||||
Chugoku20 single-member and 11 proportional representation seats. | |||||
Tottori Prefecture | |||||
| Tottori–1st | |||||
| Tottori–2nd | |||||
Shimane Prefecture | |||||
| Shimane-1st | |||||
| Shimane-2nd | |||||
Okayama Prefecture | |||||
| Okayama-1st | |||||
| Okayama-3rd | |||||
| Okayama-4th | |||||
| Okayama-5th | |||||
Hiroshima Prefecture | |||||
| Hiroshima-1st | |||||
| Hiroshima-2nd | |||||
| Hiroshima-3rd | |||||
| Hiroshima-4th | |||||
| Hiroshima-5th | |||||
| Hiroshima-6th | DPFP | ||||
| Hiroshima-7th | |||||
Yamaguchi Prefecture | |||||
| Yamaguchi-1st | |||||
| Yamaguchi-2nd | |||||
| Yamaguchi-4th | |||||
Chugoku Block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
| Chūgoku block | |||||
Shikoku11 single-member and 6 proportional representation seats. | |||||
Tokushima Prefecture | |||||
| Tokushima-1st | |||||
| Tokushima-2nd | |||||
Kagawa Prefecture | |||||
| Kagawa-1st | |||||
| Kagawa-2nd | |||||
| Kagawa-3rd | |||||
Ehime Prefecture | |||||
| Ehime-1st | |||||
| Ehime-2nd | |||||
| Ehime-3rd | |||||
| Ehime-4th | |||||
Kochi Prefecture | |||||
| Kochi-1st | |||||
| Kochi-2nd | |||||
Shikoku Block | |||||
| Shikoku block | |||||
| Shikoku block | |||||
| Shikoku block | |||||
| Shikoku block | |||||
| Shikoku block | |||||
| Shikoku block | |||||
Kyushu35 single-member and 20 proportional representation seats. | |||||
Fukuoka Prefecture | |||||
| Fukuoka–1st | |||||
| Fukuoka–2nd | |||||
| Fukuoka–3rd | |||||
| Fukuoka–4th | |||||
| Fukuoka–5th | |||||
| Fukuoka–6th | |||||
| Fukuoka–7th | |||||
| Fukuoka–8th | |||||
| Fukuoka–9th | |||||
| Fukuoka–10th | |||||
| Fukuoka–11th | |||||
Saga Prefecture | |||||
| Saga–1st | |||||
| Saga–2nd | |||||
Nagasaki Prefecture | |||||
| Nagasaki–1st | |||||
| Nagasaki–2nd | |||||
| Nagasaki–3rd | |||||
| Nagasaki–4th | |||||
Kumamoto Prefecture | |||||
| Kumamoto–1st | |||||
| Kumamoto–2nd | |||||
| Kumamoto–3rd | |||||
| Kumamoto–4th | |||||
Oita Prefecture | |||||
| Ōita–1st | |||||
| Ōita–2nd | |||||
| Ōita–3rd | |||||
Miyazaki Prefecture | |||||
| Miyazaki–1st | |||||
| Miyazaki–2nd | |||||
| Miyazaki–3rd | |||||
Kagoshima Prefecture | |||||
| Kagoshima–1st | |||||
| Kagoshima–2nd | |||||
| Kagoshima–3rd | |||||
| Kagoshima–4th | |||||
Okinawa Prefecture | |||||
| Okinawa–1st | |||||
| Okinawa–2nd | |||||
| Okinawa–3rd | |||||
| Okinawa–4th | |||||
Kyushu Block | |||||
| Kyūshū block | Yasushi Furukawa | ||||
| Kyūshū block | |||||
| Kyūshū block | |||||
| Kyūshū block | |||||
| Kyūshū block | |||||
| Kyūshū block | |||||
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