The Katō Takaaki Cabinet is the 24th Cabinet of Japan led by Katō Takaaki from June 11, 1924 to January 30, 1926.
Cabinet MinistersPortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterViscount Katō TakaakiKenseikaiJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister for Foreign AffairsBaron Shidehara KijūrōIndependentJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of Home AffairsWakatsuki ReijirōKenseikaiJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of FinanceHamaguchi OsachiKenseikaiJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of the ArmyUgaki KazushigeMilitary (Army)June 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of the NavyTakarabe TakeshiMilitary (Navy)June 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of JusticeYokota SennosukeRikken SeiyūkaiJune 11, 1924February 5, 1925Takahashi Korekiyo (acting)Rikken SeiyūkaiFebruary 5, 1925February 9. 1925Ogawa HeikichiRikken SeiyūkaiFebruary 9. 1925August 2, 1925Minister of EducationOkada RyōheiIndependentJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of Agriculture and CommerceTakahashi KorekiyoRikken SeiyūkaiJune 11, 1924April 1, 1925Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesTakahashi KorekiyoRikken SeiyūkaiApril 1, 1925April 17, 1925Okazaki KunisukeRikken SeiyūkaiApril 17, 1925August 2, 1925Minister of Commerce and IndustryTakahashi KorekiyoRikken SeiyūkaiApril 1, 1925April 17, 1925Noda UtarōRikken SeiyūkaiApril 17, 1925August 2, 1925Minister of CommunicationsInukai TsuyoshiKakushin ClubJune 11, 1924May 30, 1925Adachi KenzōKenseikaiMay 30, 1925January 28, 1926Minister of RailwaysSengoku MitsuguKenseikaiJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Chief Cabinet SecretaryEgi TasukuSeiyūhontōJune 11, 1924August 2, 1925Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauTsukamoto SeijiIndependentJune 11, 1924August 2, 1925Parliamentary Vice-MinistersPortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endParliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign AffairsNakamura TakashiRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Home AffairsKataoka NaoharuKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary Vice-Minister of FinanceHayami SeijiKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary Vice-Minister of the ArmySeki WachiKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924February 18, 1925VacantFebruary 18, 1925April 20, 1925Furuhata MototaroKenseikaiApril 20, 1925August 10, 1925Parliamentary Vice-Minister of the NavyHata ToyosukeRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924April 20, 1925Takeuchi SakuheiKenseikaiApril 20, 1925August 10, 1925Parliamentary Vice-Minister of JusticeNaota KumagayaRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary Vice-Minister of EducationSuzuoki KurajirōKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Agriculture and CommerceMitsuchi ChūzōRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924April 1, 1925Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesMitsuchi ChūzōRikken SeiyūkaiApril 1, 1925August 3, 1925Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Commerce and IndustryVacantApril 1, 1925April 20, 1925Hata ToyosukeRikken SeiyūkaiApril 20, 1925August 10, 1925Parliamentary Vice-Minister of CommunicationsKojima KazuoRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924June 1, 1925Tanomogi KeikichiKenseikaiJune 1, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of RailwaysMagoichi TawaraKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary CounsellorsPortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endParliamentary Counsellor for Foreign AffairsNagai RyūtarōKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of Home AffairsSuzuki FujiyaKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of FinanceMiki BukichiKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of the ArmyKawasaki KatsuKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary Counsellor of the NavySugawara DenRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary Counsellor of JusticeIwasaki KōjirōRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary Counsellor of EducationKawakami TetsutaRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary Counsellor of Agriculture and CommerceHorikiri ZenbeeRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924April 1, 1925Parliamentary Counsellor of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesVacantApril 1, 1925April 20, 1925Kurozumi NariakiRikken SeiyūkaiApril 20, 1925August 10, 1925Parliamentary Counsellor of Commerce and IndustryHorikiri ZenbeeRikken SeiyūkaiApril 1, 1925April 20, 1925Nomura KarokuKenseikaiApril 20, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of CommunicationsUehara EtsujirōKakushin ClubAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Parliamentary Counsellor of RailwaysFuruya YoshitakaKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Source:
Reshuffled Cabinet A Cabinet reshuffle took place on August 2, 1925. MinistersPortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterViscount Katō TakaakiKenseikaiJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister for Foreign AffairsBaron Shidehara KijūrōIndependentJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of Home AffairsWakatsuki ReijirōKenseikaiJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of FinanceHamaguchi OsachiKenseikaiJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of the ArmyUgaki KazushigeMilitary (Army)June 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of the NavyTakarabe TakeshiMilitary (Navy)June 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of JusticeEgi TasukuKenseikaiAugust 2, 1925January 28, 1926Minister of EducationOkada RyōheiIndependentJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesHayami SeijiKenseikaiAugust 2, 1925January 28, 1926Minister of Commerce and IndustryKataoka NaoharuKenseikaiAugust 2, 1925January 28, 1926Minister of CommunicationsAdachi KenzōKenseikaiMay 30, 1925January 28, 1926Minister of RailwaysSengoku MitsuguKenseikaiJune 11, 1924January 28, 1926Chief Cabinet SecretaryTsukamoto SeijiIndependentAugust 2, 1925January 28, 1926Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauVacantAugust 2, 1925August 10, 1925Yamakawa TadaoIndependentAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-MinistersPortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endParliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign AffairsNakamura TakashiRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Baron Yabuki ShōzōIndependentAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Home AffairsKataoka NaoharuKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Magoichi TawaraKenseikaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of FinanceHayami SeijiKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Takeuchi SakuheiKenseikaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of the ArmyFuruhata MototaroKenseikaiApril 20, 1925August 10, 1925Viscount Mizuno NaoshiIndependentAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of the NavyTakeuchi SakuheiKenseikaiApril 20, 1925August 10, 1925Viscount Inoue TadashirōIndependentAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of JusticeKumagaya NaotaRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Honda TsuneyukiKenseikaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of EducationSuzuoki KurajirōKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesMitsuchi ChūzōRikken SeiyūkaiApril 1, 1925August 3, 1925VacantAugust 3, 1925August 10, 1925Koyama ShojuRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Commerce and IndustryHata ToyosukeRikken SeiyūkaiApril 20, 1925August 10, 1925Sakurai GunnosukeKenseikaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of CommunicationsTanomogi KeikichiKenseikaiJune 1, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Vice-Minister of RailwaysMagoichi TawaraKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Furuhata MototaroKenseikaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary CounsellorsPortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endParliamentary Counsellor for Foreign AffairsNagai RyūtarōKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of Home AffairsSuzuki FujiyaKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of FinanceMiki BukichiKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of the ArmyKawasaki KatsuKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Count Mizoguchi NaoyoshiIndependentAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of the NavySugawara DenRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Viscount Itō JiromaruIndependentAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of JusticeIwasaki KōjirōRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Yatsunami TakejiKenseikaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of EducationKawakami TetsutaRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Yamaji JōichiKenseikaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesVacantApril 1, 1925April 20, 1925Kurozumi NariakiRikken SeiyūkaiApril 20, 1925August 10, 1925Takada YoheiKenseikaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of Commerce and IndustryHorikiri ZenbeeRikken SeiyūkaiApril 1, 1925April 20, 1925Nomura KarokuKenseikaiApril 20, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of CommunicationsUehara EtsujirōKakushin ClubAugust 12, 1924August 10, 1925Kawasaki KatsuKenseikaiAugust 10, 1925January 28, 1926Parliamentary Counsellor of RailwaysFuruya YoshitakaKenseikaiAugust 12, 1924January 28, 1926Source: Following Katō's death on January 28, 1926, Wakatsuki Reijirō became acting Prime Minister from January 28 to 30, 1926.