First Satō cabinet

The First Satō Cabinet is the 61st Cabinet of Japan headed by Eisaku Satō from November 9, 1964 to February 17, 1967.

Cabinet PortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterEisaku SatōLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Deputy Prime MinisterMinister in charge of SportsIchirō KōnoLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of JusticeHitoshi TakahashiLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister for Foreign AffairsEtsusaburo ShiinaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964December 3, 1966Minister of FinanceKakuei TanakaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of EducationDirector of the Science and Technology AgencyKiichi AichiLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of HealthHiroshi KandaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesMunenori AkagiLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of International Trade and IndustryYoshio SakurauchiLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of TransportShutarō MatsuuraLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of PostsJitsuzō TokuyasuLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of LaborHirohide IshidaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of ConstructionDirector of the Kinki Regional Development AgencyChairman of the National Capital Region Development CommissionOsanori KoyamaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Minister of Home AffairsChairman of the National Public Safety CommissionEichi YoshitakeLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Director of the Administrative Management AgencyDirector of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyKeikichi MasuharaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Director of the Defense AgencyJun'ya KoizumiLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Director of the Economic Planning AgencyMamoru TakahashiLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Chief Cabinet SecretaryTomisaburō HashimotoLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964August 1, 1966Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeSōichi UsuiLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauMasami TakatsujiIndependentNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Noboru TakeshitaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964August 1, 1966Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Minoru IshiokaIndependentNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeTōru FuruyaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964June 3, 1965Source:

First Cabinet reshuffle

The first Cabinet reshuffle took place on June 3, 1965. PortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterEisaku SatōLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Minister of JusticeMitsujirō IshiiLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965December 3, 1966Minister for Foreign AffairsEtsusaburo ShiinaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964December 3, 1966Minister of FinanceTakeo FukudaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965December 3, 1966Minister of EducationUmekichi NakamuraLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Minister of HealthZenkō SuzukiLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965December 3, 1966Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesEiichi SakataLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Minister of International Trade and IndustryTakeo MikiLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965December 3, 1966Minister of TransportTorata NakamuraLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Minister of PostsYuichi KōriLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Minister of LaborHisao KodairaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Minister of ConstructionDirector of the Kinki Regional Development AgencyChairman of the National Capital Region Development CommissionMitsuo SetoyamaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Director of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance AgencyMitsuo SetoyamaLiberal DemocraticJune 1, 1966August 1, 1966Minister of Home AffairsChairman of the National Public Safety CommissionTadanori NagayamaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Director of the Administrative Management AgencyDirector of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyTokuyasu FukudaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Director of the Defense AgencyRaizo MatsunoLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Director of the Economic Planning AgencyAiichirō FujiyamaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965November 4, 1966Director of the Science and Technology AgencyShokichi UeharaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Chief Cabinet SecretaryTomisaburō HashimotoLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964August 1, 1966Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeKen YasuiLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 1, 1966Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauMasami TakatsujiIndependentNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Noboru TakeshitaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964August 1, 1966Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Minoru IshiokaIndependentNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)Kichizō HosodaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965August 2, 1966Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)Tōru FuruyaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965November 22, 1966Source:

Second Cabinet reshuffle

The second Cabinet reshuffle took place on August 1, 1966. PortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterEisaku SatōLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Minister of JusticeMitsujirō IshiiLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965December 3, 1966Minister for Foreign AffairsEtsusaburo ShiinaLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964December 3, 1966Minister of FinanceTakeo FukudaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965December 3, 1966Minister of EducationDirector of the Science and Technology AgencyKiichi AritaLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Minister of HealthZenkō SuzukiLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965December 3, 1966Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesRaizo MatsunoLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Minister of International Trade and IndustryTakeo MikiLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965December 3, 1966Minister of TransportSeijuro ArafuneLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966October 14, 1966Sensuke FujiedaLiberal DemocraticOctober 14, 1966December 3, 1966Minister of PostsTorasaburō ShintaniLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Minister of LaborMitsuo YamateLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Minister of ConstructionDirector of the Kinki Regional Development AgencyDirector of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance AgencyChairman of the National Capital Region Development CommissionTomisaburō HashimotoLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Minister of Home AffairsChairman of the National Public Safety CommissionShunji ShiomiLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Director of the Administrative Management AgencyShigeho TanakaLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyShigesaburō MaeoLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Director of the Defense AgencyEikichi KanbayashiyamaLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Director of the Economic Planning AgencyAiichirō FujiyamaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965November 4, 1966Eisaku Satō (acting)Liberal DemocraticNovember 4, 1966December 3, 1966Chief Cabinet SecretaryKiichi AichiLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeKiyoshi MoriLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966December 3, 1966Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauMasami TakatsujiIndependentNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Toshio KimuraLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966February 17, 1967Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Minoru IshiokaIndependentNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)Senichirō UemuraLiberal DemocraticAugust 2, 1966February 17, 1967Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)Tōru FuruyaLiberal DemocraticJune 3, 1965November 22, 1966Hideo HoriIndependentNovember 22, 1966February 17, 1967Source:

Third Cabinet reshuffle

The third Cabinet reshuffle took place on December 3, 1966. PortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterEisaku SatōLiberal DemocraticNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Minister of JusticeIsaji TanakaLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister for Foreign AffairsTakeo MikiLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of FinanceMikio MizutaLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of EducationToshihiro KennokiLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of HealthHideo BōLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesTadao KuraishiLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of International Trade and IndustryWatarō KannoLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of TransportTakeo ŌhashiLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of PostsTakeji KobayashiLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of LaborTakashi HayakawaLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of ConstructionDirector of the Kinki Regional Development AgencyDirector of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance AgencyChairman of the National Capital Region Development CommissionEiichi NishimuraLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Minister of Home AffairsChairman of the National Public Safety CommissionSensuke FujiedaLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Director of the Administrative Management AgencyIsao MatsudairaLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyDirector of the Science and Technology AgencySusumu NikaidōLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Director of the Defense AgencyKaneshichi MasudaLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Director of the Economic Planning AgencyKiichi MiyazawaLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Chief Cabinet SecretaryKenji FukunagaLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeToshio TsukaharaLiberal DemocraticDecember 3, 1966February 17, 1967Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauMasami TakatsujiIndependentNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Toshio KimuraLiberal DemocraticAugust 1, 1966February 17, 1967Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Minoru IshiokaIndependentNovember 9, 1964February 17, 1967Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)Senichirō UemuraLiberal DemocraticAugust 2, 1966February 17, 1967Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)Hideo HoriIndependentNovember 22, 1966February 17, 1967Source:

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