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Japanese Minister

GOVERNMENT OFFICE

Minister in the Government of Japan.

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Shinzo Abe
Head of State
21-Sep-1954   Prime Minister of Japan
Taro Aso
Politician
20-Sep-1940   Prime Minister of Japan, 2008-09
Takeo Fukuda
Head of State
14-Jan-1905 5-Jul-1995 Prime Minister of Japan, 1976-78
Yasuo Fukuda
Politician
16-Jul-1936   Prime Minister of Japan, 2007-08
Ryutaro Hashimoto
Head of State
29-Jul-1937 1-Jul-2006 Prime Minister of Japan, 1996-98
Tsutomu Hata
Head of State
24-Aug-1935   Prime Minister of Japan, 1994
Naoto Kan
Politician
10-Oct-1946   Prime Minister of Japan, 2010-11
Saionji Kinmochi
Government
23-Oct-1849 24-Nov-1940 Twice Prime Minister of Japan
Junichiro Koizumi
Head of State
8-Jan-1942   Prime Minister of Japan, 2001-06
Kiichi Miyazawa
Head of State
8-Oct-1919 28-Jun-2007 Prime Minister of Japan, 1991-93
Yoshiro Mori
Head of State
14-Jul-1937   Prime Minister of Japan, 2000-01
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Head of State
27-May-1918   Prime Minister of Japan, 1982-87
Yoshihiko Noda
Head of State
20-May-1957   Prime Minister of Japan, 2011-12
Keizo Obuchi
Head of State
25-Jun-1937 14-May-2000 Prime Minister of Japan, 1998-2000
Hamaguchi Osachi
Head of State
1-Apr-1870 26-Aug-1931 Prime Minister of Japan, 1929-31
Hideki Tojo
Head of State
30-Dec-1884 23-Dec-1948 Prime Minister of Japan, 1941-44
Shigeru Yoshida
Head of State
22-Sep-1878 20-Oct-1967 Prime Minister of Japan, 1948-54


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