First Wakatsuki Cabinet
Cabinet of Japan (1926–1927)
First Wakatsuki Cabinet | |
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![]() 25th Cabinet of Japan | |
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Date formed | January 30, 1926 |
Date dissolved | April 20, 1927 |
People and organisations | |
Emperor | Taishō (until December 25, 1926) Shōwa (from December 25, 1926) |
Prime Minister | Wakatsuki Reijirō |
Member party | Kenseikai |
History | |
Legislature terms | 51st Imperial Diet 52nd Imperial Diet |
Predecessor | Katō Takaaki Cabinet |
Successor | Tanaka Giichi Cabinet |
The First Wakatsuki Cabinet is the 25th Cabinet of Japan led by Wakatsuki Reijirō from January 30, 1926 to April 20, 1927.
Cabinet
Portfolio | Name | Political party | Term start | Term end | |
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Prime Minister | Wakatsuki Reijirō | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Minister for Foreign Affairs | Baron Kijūrō Shidehara | Independent | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Minister of Home Affairs | Wakatsuki Reijirō | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | June 3, 1926 | |
Hamaguchi Osachi | Kenseikai | June 3, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | ||
Minister of Finance | Hamaguchi Osachi | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | June 3, 1926 | |
Hayami Seiji | Kenseikai | June 3, 1926 | September 13, 1926 | ||
Kataoka Naoharu | Kenseikai | September 14, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | ||
Minister of the Army | Kazushige Ugaki | Military (Army) | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Minister of the Navy | Takarabe Takeshi | Military (Navy) | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Minister of Justice | Egi Tasuku | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Minister of Education | Okada Ryōhei | Independent | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries | Hayami Seiji | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | June 3, 1926 | |
Machida Chūji | Kenseikai | June 3, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | ||
Minister of Commerce and Industry | Kataoka Naoharu | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | September 14, 1926 | |
Fujisawa Ikunosuke | Kenseikai | September 14, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | ||
Minister of Communications | Adachi Kenzō | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Minister of Railways | Sengoku Mitsugu | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | June 3, 1926 | |
Viscount Tadashirō Inoue | Independent | June 3, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | ||
Chief Cabinet Secretary | Tsukamoto Seiji | Independent | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau | Yamakawa Tadao | Independent | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Vice-Ministers | |||||
Portfolio | Name | Political party | Term start | Term end | |
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs | Baron Yabuki Shōzō | Independent | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Home Affairs | Magoichi Tawara | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Finance | Takeuchi Sakuhei | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of the Army | Viscount Mizuno Naoshi | Independent | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of the Navy | Viscount Inoue Tadashirō | Independent | January 30, 1926 | June 3, 1926 | |
Vacant | June 3, 1926 | June 5, 1926 | |||
Furuhata Mototarō | Kenseikai | June 5, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | ||
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Justice | Honda Tsuneyuki | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Education | Suzuoki Kurajirō | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | May 6, 1926 | |
Vacant | May 6, 1926 | June 5, 1926 | |||
Tanaka Zenryu | Kenseikai | June 5, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | ||
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries | Koyama Shoju | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Commerce and Industry | Sakurai Gonnosuke | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Communications | Tanomogi Keikichi | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Railways | Vacant | January 30, 1926 | June 5, 1926 | ||
Satake Sango | Kenseikai | June 5, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | ||
Parliamentary Undersecretaries | |||||
Portfolio | Name | Political party | Term start | Term end | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs | Ryūtarō Nagai | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary of Home Affairs | Suzuki Fujiya | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary of Finance | Bukichi Miki | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | February 2, 1927 | |
Vacant | February 2, 1927 | February 5, 1927 | |||
Seigō Nakano | Kenseikai | February 5, 1927 | April 20, 1927 | ||
Parliamentary Undersecretary of the Army | Count Mizoguchi Naoyoshi | Independent | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary of the Navy | Viscount Itō Jiromaru | Independent | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary of Justice | Yatsunami Takeji | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary of Education | Yamaji Jōichi | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries | Takada Yohei | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary of Commerce and Industry | Nomura Karoku | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary of Communications | Kawasaki Katsu | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
Parliamentary Undersecretary of Railways | Furuya Yoshitaka | Kenseikai | January 30, 1926 | April 20, 1927 | |
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References
- ^ "First Wakatsuki Cabinet". Prime Minister's Official Residence.
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