Second Saionji Cabinet

The Second Saionji Cabinet is the 14th Cabinet of Japan led by Saionji Kinmochi from August 30, 1911, to December 21, 1912.

Second Saionji Cabinet
14th Cabinet of Japan
1911–1912
Prime Minister Saionji Kinmochi
Date formed	August 30, 1911
Date dissolved	December 21, 1912
People and organisations
Emperor	Meiji (until July 30, 1912) Taishō (from July 30, 1912)
Prime Minister	Saionji Kinmochi
Member party	Rikken Seiyūkai
History
Election	1912 general election
Legislature terms	1908–1912 1912–1915
Predecessor	Second Katsura Cabinet
Successor	Third Katsura Cabinet

Cabinet

Second Saionji Cabinet

Portfolio	Minister	Political party		Term start	Term end
Prime Minister	Marquess Saionji Kinmochi		Rikken Seiyūkai	August 30, 1911	December 21, 1912
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Viscount Uchida Kōsai		Independent	August 30, 1911	December 21, 1912
	Count Hayashi Tadasu (acting)		Independent	August 30, 1911	October 16, 1911
Minister of Home Affairs	Hara Takashi		Rikken Seiyūkai	August 30, 1911	December 21, 1912
Minister of Finance	Yamamoto Tatsuo		Independent	August 30, 1911	December 21, 1912
Minister of the Army	Baron Ishimoto Shinroku		Military (Army)	August 30, 1911	April 2, 1912
	Vacant			April 2, 1912	April 5, 1912
	Baron Uehara Yūsaku		Military (Army)	April 5, 1912	December 21, 1912
Minister of the Navy	Baron Saitō Makoto		Military (Navy)	August 30, 1911	December 21, 1912
Minister of Justice	Matsuda Masahisa		Rikken Seiyūkai	August 30, 1911	December 21, 1912
Minister of Education	Haseba Sumitaka		Rikken Seiyūkai	August 30, 1911	November 9, 1912
	Baron Makino Nobuaki (acting)		Independent	November 9, 1912	December 21, 1912
Minister of Agriculture and Commerce	Baron Makino Nobuaki		Independent	August 30, 1911	December 21, 1912
Minister of Communications	Count Hayashi Tadasu		Independent	August 30, 1911	December 21, 1912
Chief Cabinet Secretary	Hiroshi Minami		Independent	August 30, 1911	December 21, 1912
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau	Yasuhiro Ban’ichirō		Sawakai	August 30, 1911	August 31, 1911
	Okano Keijirō		Independent	August 31, 1911	December 21, 1912
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