Third Ikeda Cabinet

The Third Ikeda Cabinet is the 60th Cabinet of Japan headed by Hayato Ikeda from December 9, 1963, to November 9, 1964.

Third Ikeda Cabinet
60th Cabinet of Japan
Initial composition
Date formed	December 9, 1963
Date dissolved	November 9, 1964
People and organisations
Emperor	Shōwa
Prime Minister	Hayato Ikeda
Deputy Prime Minister	Ichirō Kōno (from July 18, 1964)
Member party	Liberal Democratic Party
Status in legislature	House of Representatives: Majority House of Councillors: Majority
Opposition parties	Japan Socialist Party Democratic Socialist Party Japanese Communist Party Kōmeitō
History
Election	1963 general election
Legislature term	45th-47th National Diet
Predecessor	Second Ikeda Cabinet
Successor	First Satō Cabinet

Cabinet

Portfolio	Name	Political party		Term start	Term end
Prime Minister	Hayato Ikeda		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
Minister of Justice	Okinori Kaya		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Masayoshi Ōhira		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Minister of Finance	Kakuei Tanaka		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
Minister of Education	Hirokichi Nadao		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Minister of Health	Takeji Kobayashi		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries	Munenori Akagi		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
Minister of International Trade and Industry	Hajime Fukuda		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Minister of Transport	Kentarō Ayabe		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Minister of Posts	Shinzō Koike		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Minister of Labor	Takeo Ōhashi		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Minister of Construction Director of the Kinki Regional Development Agency Chair of the National Capital Region Development Commission	Ichirō Kōno		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Minister of Home Affairs Chair of the National Public Safety Commission	Takashi Hayakawa		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	March 25, 1964
	Masamichi Akazawa		Liberal Democratic	March 25, 1964	July 18, 1964
Director of the Administrative Management Agency	Shinjirō Yamamura		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency Director of the Science and Technology Agency	Eisaku Satō		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	June 29, 1964
	Hayato Ikeda		Liberal Democratic	June 29, 1964	July 18, 1964
Director of the Defense Agency	Tokuyasu Fukuda		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Director of the Economic Planning Agency	Kiichi Miyazawa		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Chief Cabinet Secretary	Yasumi Kurogane		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office	Takeo Noda		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 18, 1964
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau	Shūzō Hayashi		Independent	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)	Ichirōbei Kusano		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	July 24, 1964
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)	Kiichi Hosoya		Independent	December 9, 1963	July 28, 1964
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Prime Minister's Office)	Tōru Furuya		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
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Reshuffled Cabinet

Cabinet reshuffle

A Cabinet reshuffle took place on July 18, 1964.

Portfolio	Name	Political party		Term start	Term end
Prime Minister	Hayato Ikeda		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
Deputy Prime Minister Minister in charge of the Tokyo Olympics	Ichirō Kōno		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister of Justice	Hitoshi Takahashi		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Etsusaburo Shiina		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister of Finance	Kakuei Tanaka		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
Minister of Education Director of the Science and Technology Agency	Kiichi Aichi		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister of Health	Hiroshi Kanda		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries	Munenori Akagi		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
Minister of International Trade and Industry	Yoshio Sakurauchi		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister of Transport	Shutarō Matsuura		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister of Posts	Jitsuzō Tokuyasu		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister of Labor	Hirohide Ishida		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister of Construction Director of the Kinki Regional Development Agency Chair of the National Capital Region Development Commission	Osanori Koyama		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Minister of Home Affairs Chair of the National Public Safety Commission	Eichi Yoshitake		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	March 25, 1964
Director of the Administrative Management Agency Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency	Keikichi Masuhara		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Director of the Defense Agency	Jun'ya Koizumi		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Director of the Economic Planning Agency	Mamoru Takahashi		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Chief Cabinet Secretary	Zenkō Suzuki		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office	Sōichi Usui		Liberal Democratic	July 18, 1964	November 9, 1964
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau	Shūzō Hayashi		Independent	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)	Kunikichi Saitō		Liberal Democratic	July 24, 1964	November 9, 1964
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)	Minoru Ishioka		Independent	July 28, 1964	November 9, 1964
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Prime Minister's Office)	Tōru Furuya		Liberal Democratic	December 9, 1963	November 9, 1964
Source:[1][2]