Kimie Hatano - Wikipedia

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Kimie Hatano (Japanese: 畑野君枝, Hepburn: Hatano Kimie, born 28 January 1957, in Kawasaki, Kanagawa^[1]) is a member of the Japanese Communist Party serving in the House of Representatives.^[2] She represents the 10th District of Kanagawa prefecture.

Hatano is opposed to the Technical Intern Training Program, saying that the workers in the program are being subordinated.^[3] She is also opposed to the Trans-Pacific Partnership.^[4] Hatano supports having more classes available in the evenings at junior high schools^[5] and is opposed to stopping state grants to national universities, saying that tuition would increase dramatically.^[6]

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