The Second Ichirō Hatoyama Cabinet is the 53rd Cabinet of Japan headed by Ichirō Hatoyama from March 19 to November 22, 1955.
Cabinet PortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterIchirō HatoyamaDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Deputy Prime MinisterMinister for Foreign AffairsMamoru ShigemitsuDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of JusticeShirō HanamuraDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of FinanceHisato IchimadaDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of EducationKenzō MatsumuraDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of HealthHideji KawasakiDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesIchirō KōnoDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of International Trade and IndustryTanzan IshibashiDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of TransportTakeo MikiDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of PostsTakechiyo MatsudaDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of LaborTakao NishidaDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Minister of ConstructionYūtarō TakeyamaDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Chairman of the National Public Safety CommissionTadao ŌasaDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Director of the Administrative Management AgencyDirector of the Autonomy AgencyShōjirō KawashimaDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Director of the Hokkaido Development AgencyTomejirō ŌkuboDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Director of the Defense AgencyArata SugiharaDemocraticMarch 19, 1955July 31, 1955Shigemasa SunadaDemocraticJuly 31, 1955November 22, 1955Director of the Economic Deliberation AgencyTatsunosuke TakasakiDemocraticMarch 19, 1955July 20, 1955Director of the Economic Planning AgencyTatsunosuke TakasakiDemocraticJuly 20, 1955November 22, 1955Chief Cabinet SecretaryRyūtarō NemotoDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauShūzō HayashiIndependentMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Takizō MatsumotoDemocraticMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Eiichi TanakaIndependentMarch 19, 1955November 22, 1955Source:
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