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, 柿沢 未途（かきざわ みと、1971年〈昭和46年〉1月21日 - ）は、日本の政治家。自由民主党所属の衆議院議員（5期）。本名表記：柿澤 未途。 東京都議会議員（2期）、維新の党政務調査会長、同幹事長などを歴任した。 父は、外務大臣、衆議院議員、山梨県知事特別顧問、自由党党首（柿澤自由党）を歴任した柿澤弘治。妻は元東京都議会議員の柿沢幸絵（旧姓：野上、戸籍名：柿澤幸絵）。祖父は元日本銀行副総裁の河野通一、高祖父は元長崎師範学校校長の小川駒橘。
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Mito Kakizawa (柿沢未途, Kakizawa Mito, born J … Mito Kakizawa (柿沢未途, Kakizawa Mito, born January 21, 1971) is a Japanese politician and member of the House of Representatives, representing the in the House of Representatives. Kakizawa was born in Brussels while his father Koji Kakizawa was stationed overseas with the Ministry of Finance. He grew up in Tokyo, attending Azabu High School and the University of Tokyo. He worked for NHK in Nagano from 1995 to 1999, during which time he worked on the broadcasting of the 1998 Winter Olympics. He resigned to work on his father's campaign in the 1999 gubernatorial election in Tokyo. Although the elder Kakizawa lost this race, he was elected to the House of Representatives in the 2000 election and the younger Kakizawa subsequently served as his assistant.zawa subsequently served as his assistant.
, 柿沢 未途（かきざわ みと、1971年〈昭和46年〉1月21日 - ）は、日本の政治家。自由民主党所属の衆議院議員（5期）。本名表記：柿澤 未途。 東京都議会議員（2期）、維新の党政務調査会長、同幹事長などを歴任した。 父は、外務大臣、衆議院議員、山梨県知事特別顧問、自由党党首（柿澤自由党）を歴任した柿澤弘治。妻は元東京都議会議員の柿沢幸絵（旧姓：野上、戸籍名：柿澤幸絵）。祖父は元日本銀行副総裁の河野通一、高祖父は元長崎師範学校校長の小川駒橘。
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