The First Itō Cabinet is the first Cabinet of Japan led by Itō Hirobumi from December 22, 1885 to April 30, 1888. The cabinet composed of ministry heads replaced the Daijō-kan.
Cabinet +First Itō CabinetPortfolioMinisterPolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterCount Itō HirobumiIndependentDecember 22, 1885April 30, 1888Minister for Foreign AffairsCount Inoue KaoruIndependentDecember 22, 1885September 17, 1887Count Itō Hirobumi (acting)IndependentSeptember 17, 1887February 1, 1888Count Ōkuma ShigenobuIndependentFebruary 1, 1888April 30, 1888Minister of Home AffairsCount Yamagata AritomoMilitary (Army)December 22, 1885April 30, 1888Minister of FinanceCount Matsukata MasayoshiIndependentDecember 22, 1885April 30, 1888Minister of the ArmyCount Ōyama IwaoMilitary (Army)December 22, 1885April 30, 1888Minister of the NavyCount Saigō JūdōMilitary (Navy)December 22, 1885April 30, 1888Minister of JusticeCount Yamada AkiyoshiMilitary (Army)December 22, 1885April 30, 1888Minister of EducationViscount Mori ArinoriIndependentDecember 22, 1885April 30, 1888Minister of Agriculture and CommerceViscount Tani TatekiMilitary (Army)December 22, 1885July 26, 1887Count Saigō JūdōMilitary (Navy)March 16, 1886July 10, 1886Count Yamagata Aritomo (acting)Military (Army)July 10, 1886June 24, 1887Viscount Hijikata HisamotoIndependentJuly 26, 1887September 17, 1887Count Kuroda KiyotakaIndependentSeptember 17, 1887April 30, 1888Minister of CommunicationsViscount Enomoto TakeakiMilitary (Navy)December 22, 1885April 30, 1888Chief Cabinet SecretaryViscount Tanaka MitsuakiIndependentDecember 22, 1885April 30, 1888Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauViscount Yamao YōzōIndependentDecember 23, 1885February 7, 1888Inoue KowashiIndependentFebruary 7, 1888April 30, 1888Source:
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