石井 苗子 House of Councillors

Japan Innovation Party

Career

Born on February 25, 1954 in Tokyo. After attending private Yamate Gakuin High School, he moved to the United States alone and transferred from Washington State University to Sophia University. After pursuing his career, he served as a simultaneous interpreter for Japan-U.S. fisheries negotiations for an organization affiliated with the Fisheries Agency. After working as a TV anchor, she became an actress, but at the age of 43 she entered St. Luke's College of Nursing to care for her younger sister who was suffering from an incurable disease.After obtaining qualifications as a nurse and public health nurse, she went on to graduate school at the University of Tokyo, completed a master's course, and received a doctorate in health science from the same university in 2008. Established Kibo Tokizuna, a medical support organization for residents affected by the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake. 〇 Appointed as a director of the Aggression Committee, a director of the International Affairs Research Committee, a member of the Information Monitoring Review Committee, a visiting researcher at the University of Tokyo School of Medicine, a visiting researcher at St. Luke's International University, and a part-time position at the Department of Psychosomatic Medicine, Nihon University School of Medicine. 〇 Recent publications include “Come, Women’s Politics, Farewell, Men’s Politics” and “Disaster Support Guidebook for Public Health Nurses”