Cabinet Ikeda II (3rd transformation)

The Ikeda II Cabinet (3rd reshuffle) was formed on July 18, 1963 in Japan by Prime Minister Ikeda Hayato of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). It replaced the Ikeda II cabinet (2nd reshuffle) and remained in office until December 9, 1963, whereupon it was replaced by the Ikeda III cabinet .

The cabinet had the following members:

Office	Official	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
prime minister	Ikeda Hayato	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Foreign minister	Ōhira Masayoshi	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Minister of Justice	Kaya Okinori	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Finance minister	Tanaka Kakuei	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Minister of Education	Nadao Hirokichi	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Minister for Social Welfare	Kobayashi Takeji	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Minister for Agriculture and Forests	Akagi Munenori	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Minister for International Trade and Industry	Fukuda Hajime	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Minister of transport	Ayabe Kentaro	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Minister for Post and Telecommunications	Koike Shinzo	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Minister of Labor	Ohashi Takao	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Building minister	Kono Ichirō	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Minister for Local Self-Government	Hayakawa Takashi	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Head of the Administrative Oversight Authority	Yamamura Shinjajiro	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Head of Defense	Fukuda Tokuyasu	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Head of the Economic Planning Office	Miyazawa Kiichi	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Head of the Hokkaidō Development Authority	Satō Eisaku	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Head of Science and Technology Authority	Satō Eisaku	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963
Chief Cabinet Secretary	Kurogane Yasumi	July 18, 1963	December 9, 1963

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