Second Satō Cabinet
Cabinet of Japan (1967–1970)
The Second Satō Cabinet is the 62nd Cabinet of Japan headed by Eisaku Satō from February 17, 1967 to January 14, 1970.
Cabinet
Portfolio
|
Name
|
Political party
|
Term start
|
Term end
|
Prime Minister
|
Eisaku Satō
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Justice
|
Isaji Tanaka
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Minister for Foreign Affairs
|
Takeo Miki
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
October 28, 1968
|
Minister of Finance
|
Mikio Mizuta
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Education
|
Toshihiro Kennoki
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Minister of Health
|
Hideo Bō
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
|
Tadao Kuraishi
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
February 22, 1968
|
Minister of International Trade and Industry
|
Watarō Kanno
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Minister of Transport
|
Takeo Ōhashi
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Minister of Posts
|
Takeji Kobayashi
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Labor
|
Takashi Hayakawa
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Minister of Construction
Director of the Kinki Regional Development Agency
Director of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance Agency
Chair of the National Capital Region Development Commission
|
Eiichi Nishimura
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety Commission
|
Sensuke Fujieda
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Director of the Administrative Management Agency
|
Isao Matsudaira
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency
Director of the Science and Technology Agency
|
Susumu Nikaidō
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Director of the Defense Agency
|
Kaneshichi Masuda
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Director of the Economic Planning Agency
|
Kiichi Miyazawa
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Chief Cabinet Secretary
|
Kenji Fukunaga
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
June 21, 1967
|
Toshio Kimura
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
June 22, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office
|
Toshio Tsukahara
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 25, 1967
|
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau
|
Masami Takatsuji
|
|
Independent
|
February 17, 1967
|
January 14, 1970
|
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)
|
Toshio Kimura
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
June 21, 1967
|
Takao Kameoka
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
June 22, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)
|
Minoru Ishioka
|
|
Independent
|
February 17, 1967
|
January 14, 1970
|
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)
|
Senichirō Uemura
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 28, 1967
|
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)
|
Hideo Hori
|
|
Independent
|
February 17, 1967
|
February 2, 1968
|
|
Source:[1]
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First Cabinet reshuffle
The first Cabinet reshuffle took place on November 25, 1967.
Portfolio
|
Name
|
Political party
|
Term start
|
Term end
|
Prime Minister
|
Eisaku Satō
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Justice
|
Bunzō Akama
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister for Foreign Affairs
|
Takeo Miki
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
October 28, 1968
|
Eisaku Satō (acting)
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
October 29, 1968
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Finance
|
Mikio Mizuta
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Education
|
Hirokichi Nadao
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Health
|
Sunao Sonoda
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
|
Tadao Kuraishi
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
February 22, 1968
|
Naomi Nishimura
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 23, 1968
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of International Trade and Industry
|
Etsusaburo Shiina
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Transport
|
Yasuhiro Nakasone
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Posts
|
Takeji Kobayashi
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Labor
|
Heiji Ogawa
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Construction
Director of the Kinki Regional Development Agency
Director of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance Agency
Chair of the National Capital Region Development Commission
|
Shigeru Hori
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety Commission
|
Masamichi Akazawa
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Director of the Administrative Management Agency
Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency
|
Takeo Kimura
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Director of the Defense Agency
|
Kaneshichi Masuda
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Director of the Economic Planning Agency
|
Kiichi Miyazawa
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Director of the Science and Technology Agency
|
Naotsugu Nabeshima
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Chief Cabinet Secretary
|
Toshio Kimura
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
June 22, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office
|
Tatsuo Tanaka
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 25, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau
|
Masami Takatsuji
|
|
Independent
|
February 17, 1967
|
January 14, 1970
|
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)
|
Takao Kameoka
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
June 22, 1967
|
November 30, 1968
|
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)
|
Minoru Ishioka
|
|
Independent
|
February 17, 1967
|
January 14, 1970
|
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)
|
Tetsuo Yagi
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 28, 1967
|
December 3, 1968
|
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)
|
Hideo Hori
|
|
Independent
|
February 17, 1967
|
February 2, 1968
|
Kyosuke Hirotsu
|
|
Independent
|
February 2, 1968
|
August 12, 1969
|
|
Source:[2]
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Second Cabinet reshuffle
The second Cabinet reshuffle took place on November 30, 1968.
Portfolio
|
Name
|
Political party
|
Term start
|
Term end
|
Prime Minister
|
Eisaku Satō
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
February 17, 1967
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Justice
|
Kichinosuke Saigo
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister for Foreign Affairs
|
Kiichi Aichi
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Finance
|
Takeo Fukuda
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Education
|
Michita Sakata
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Health
|
Noboru Saitō
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
|
Shirō Hasegawa
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of International Trade and Industry
|
Masayoshi Ōhira
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Transport
|
Ken Harada
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Posts
|
Toshio Kōmoto
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Labor
|
Kenzaburo Hara
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Construction
Director of the Kinki Regional Development Agency
Director of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance Agency
Chair of the National Capital Region Development Commission
|
Shinzō Tsubokawa
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety Commission
|
Takeo Noda
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Director of the Administrative Management Agency
Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency
|
Masuo Araki
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Director of the Defense Agency
|
Kiichi Arita
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Director of the Economic Planning Agency
|
Watarō Kanno
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Director of the Science and Technology Agency
|
Shirō Kiuchi
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Chief Cabinet Secretary
|
Shigeru Hori
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office
|
Tokuji Tokonami
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau
|
Masami Takatsuji
|
|
Independent
|
February 17, 1967
|
January 14, 1970
|
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)
|
Toshio Kimura
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
November 30, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)
|
Minoru Ishioka
|
|
Independent
|
February 17, 1967
|
January 14, 1970
|
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)
|
Hyōsuke Kujiraoka
|
|
Liberal Democratic
|
December 3, 1968
|
January 14, 1970
|
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)
|
Kyosuke Hirotsu
|
|
Independent
|
February 2, 1968
|
August 12, 1969
|
Norio Iwakura
|
|
Independent
|
August 12, 1969
|
January 14, 1970
|
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Source:[3]
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References
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