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{{Infobox Officeholder
|native_name = 宮澤 喜一
|image = Kiichi.jpg
|imagesize = 213px
|monarch = [[Akihito]]
|term_start = 5 November 1991
|term_end = 9 Agustus 1993
|predecessor = [[Toshiki Kaifu]]
|successor = [[Morihiro Hosokawa]]
|birth_date = {{Birth date|1919|10|8|df=y}}
|birth_place = [[Fukuyama, Hiroshima|Fukuyama]], [[Kekaisaran Jepang|Jepang]]
|death_date = {{death date and age|2007|6|28|1919|10|8|df=y}}
|death_place = [[Tokyo]], [[Jepang]]
|signature = MiyazawaK kao.png
|party = [[Partai Demokrat Liberal (Jepang)|Partai Demokrat Liberal]]
|alma_mater = [[Universitas Tokyo|Universitas Imperial Tokyo]]
}}
{{nihongo|'''Kiichi Miyazawa'''
== Permulaan hidup dan karier ==
Miyazawa lahir di [[Fukuyama, Hiroshima|Fukuyama]] ([[ Prefektur Hiroshima]]) dan belajar di [[Universitas Imperial Tokyo]] untuk mendapatkan gelar hukum. Pada 1942, ia bergabung dengan [[Menteri Keuangan Jepag|Kementrian Keuangan]]. <!--In 1953 he was elected to the upper house of the [[Diet of Japan]], where he stayed until moving to the lower house in 1967.▼
▲Miyazawa lahir di [[Fukuyama, Hiroshima|Fukuyama]] ( [[
Miyazawa held a number of prominent public positions, including Minister of International Trade and Industry (1970–71), Minister of Foreign Affairs (1974–76), Director General of the Economic Planning Agency (1977–78), and Chief Cabinet Secretary (1984–86). He became Minister of Finance under the government of [[Noboru Takeshita]] in [[1987]], but had to resign amid the [[Recruit scandal]]. <ref name = "NYT">[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/29/world/asia/29miyazawa.html?ex=1340769600&en=86705152d6c5427c&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss ''New York Times'' “Kiichi Miyazawa, Japan Premier in the 90s, Dies at 87” June 29 2007]</ref>▼
▲Miyazawa
Miyazawa became Prime Minister on [[November 5]], [[1991]], and gained brief fame in the United States when President [[George H. W. Bush]] [[vomit]]ed in his lap and fainted during a state dinner on [[January 8]], [[1992]]. The Japanese even invented a verb for this incident: ''busshu-suru'' or ''busshuru''—literally, “to do a Bush,” or “to vomit in public.”<ref> [http://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/01.05.05/open-mic-0501.html Open Mic:Scandal Scope], North Bay Bohemian, January 5–11, 2005</ref> ▼
== Perdana Menteri ==
▲Miyazawa
Pemerintahannya mengeluarkan peraturan yang memungkinkan Jepang untuk mengirim pasukannya ke luar negeri untuk [[perdamaian]] misi serta melakukan negosiasi perjanjian perdagangan dengan [[Amerika Serikat]]. Hal ini juga memperkenalkan reformasi keuangan untuk mengatasi kelesuan ekonomi berkembang di Jepang pada 1990-an.
[[Image:Rubin Miyazawa 19990426.jpg|thumb|Kiichi Miyazawa, left, meets in 1999 with U.S. Secretary of Treasury Robert Rubin. At the the time, Miyazawa was serving as minister of finance.]]▼
Miyazawa mengundurkan diri pada tahun 1993 setelah kalah [[mosi tidak percaya]] menandai berakhirnya 38 tahun [[Partai Demokrat Liberal (Jepang)|Partai Demokrat Liberal]] pemerintah.<ref name="NYT" />
Miyazawa was also a member of the [[Trilateral Commission]].-->▼
== Karier berikutnya ==
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Miyazawa kemudian kembali ke [[frontbench]] politik ketika ia sekali lagi ditunjuk menteri keuangan 1999-2002 dalam pemerintahan [[Keizo Obuchi]] dan [[Yoshiro Mori]]. Karier politiknya berakhir setelah ia pensiun dari [[Diet Jepang]] pada tahun 2003.
== Referensi ==
* [[Koran Tempo|Tempo]], 29 Juni 2007 dari terjemahan AFP</ref>
{{wikinews|Former Japan Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa dead at 87}}
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