Mr. Abe, who has been the PM in 2006-07 as well, when this time was voted as PM by the parliament, soon uncovered his cabinet, a recent report has found. Yes! Earlier this month, when he won in his party's emphatic poll, his cabinet was named very shortly.

The new Prime Minister for Japan Shinzo Abe is beginning his work of economic revitalization. It has been found that Taro Aso, another former premier, has been chosen by him for the chief role of finance minister.

The report finds that the cabinet consists of a large number of close allies of Mr. Abe. His aim is to pull the country of an economic slump, which has been protracted.

Meanwhile, it has been uncovered that the Liberal Democratic Party as well as its coalition partner in the lower house have two-thirds majority.

The new PM has elected Akira Amari, who is the former Trade and Industry Minister, as the minister for economic revival. Also, veteran Toshimitsu Motegi has been chosen by him as trade minister. It is being expected that he would be tasked with energy policy in the wake of Fukushima nuclear disaster last year.

Mr. Abe has said that nuclear energy would be allowed to play a role in Japan's future.