On this day, 34 years ago, November 5, 1991 (September 29, 1991, the lunar calendar), Kiichi Miyazawa was elected the new Prime Minister of Japan. On November 5, 1991, in the 122nd Provisional National Assembly named election, Kiichi Miyazawa, the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party, was elected as Japan's 78th and 49th Prime Minister. Kiichi Miyazawa was elected as the 15th president of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan with a majority of the votes in the 25th presidential election of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan held on October 27. This was the 78th and 49th prime minister elected to the Japanese cabinet in the designated election of the Provisional Parliament. Kiichi Miyazawa was born in Tokyo in 1919. Graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Tokyo in 1942. In 1962 and 1977, he served twice as Director of the Economic Planning Department, Minister of International Trade and Industry in 1970, Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1974, Chief Cabinet Secretary in 1980, and Minister of Finance and Finance in 1986. After serving as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tibet in 1987, he resigned due to the Likulu case. Miyazawa was first elected to the Senate in the Hiroshima constituency in 1953 and was later re-elected. Within the Liberal Democratic Party, Miyazawa has served as chairman of the Senate Operations Committee, chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party's General Affairs Committee, and chairman of the Hongike Committee (Miyazawa faction). Internally, Kiichi Miyazawa advocates doubling assets to further improve people's living standards; externally, he advocates establishing new economic relations between Japan, the United States and Europe and strengthening cooperation among countries in the Asia-Pacific region. He visited China in July 1990 and advocated strengthening friendly and cooperative relations between Japan and China on many occasions. Miyazawa has two younger brothers. Yasu Miyazawa was Japan's ambassador to West Germany, and Hiroshi Miyazawa is a member of the Senate. Miyazawa married Yongko, the daughter of a professor at Waseda University, in 1943, and had a son and a daughter.