Cabinet Konoe I

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The Konoe I cabinet ( Japanese 第 一次 近衛 内閣 , Daiichiji Konoe naikaku) ruled Japan under the leadership of Prime Minister Konoe Fumimaro from June 4, 1937 to January 5, 1939.

Konoe I Cabinet - June 4, 1937 to January 5, 1939.
Office Surname Chamber (constituency) fraction
prime minister Konoe Fumimaro
Foreign minister Hirota Kōki until May 26, 1938
Ugaki Kazushige until September 30, 1938
Konoe Fumimaro until October 29, 19378
Arita Hachirō until January 5, 1939
Interior minister Baba Eiichi until December 14, 1937
Suetsugu Nobumasa until January 5, 1939
Finance minister Kaya Okinori until May 26, 1938
Ikeda Shigeaki until January 5, 1939
Army Minister Sugiyama Hajime until June 3, 1938
Itagaki Seishirō until January 5, 1939
Naval Minister Yonai Mitsumasa
Minister of Justice Shiono Suehiko
Minister of Education Yasui Eiji until October 22, 1937
Kido Kōichi until May 26, 1938
Araki Sadao until January 5, 1939
Minister for Agriculture and Forests Arima Yoriyasu
Minister for Industry and Trade Yoshino Shinji until May 26, 1938
Ikeda Shigeaki until January 5, 1939
Minister of Communication Nagai Ryūtaro
Railway Minister Nakajima Chikuhei
Colonial minister Ōtani Son'yū until June 25, 1938
Ugaki Kazushige until September 30, 1938
Konoe Fumimaro until October 29, 1938
Hatta Yoshiaki until January 5, 1939
Ministry of Welfare from January 11, 1938 Kido Kōichi

Other positions

Office Surname
Chief Cabinet Secretary Kazami Akira
Head of the Legislative Office Taki Masao until October 25, 1937
Funada Naka until January 5, 1939
Japanese name: As is common in Japan, the family name comes before the first name in this article . Thus Konoe is the family name, Fumimaro the first name.

literature

  • Hunter, Janet: First Konoe Cabinet . In: Concise Dictionary of Modern Japanese History. Kodansha International, 1984. ISBN 4-7700-1193-8 . P. 284.

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