The Katō Tomosaburō Cabinet is the 21st Cabinet of Japan led by Katō Tomosaburō from June 12, 1922 to September 2, 1923.
Cabinet PortfolioMinisterPolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterBaron Katō TomosaburōMilitary (Navy)June 12, 1922August 24, 1923Minister for Foreign AffairsCount Uchida KōsaiIndependentJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Minister of Home AffairsMizuno RentarōRikken SeiyūkaiJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Minister of FinanceOtohiko IchikiIndependentJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Minister of the ArmyYamanashi HanzōMilitary (Army)June 12, 1922August 24, 1923Minister of the NavyBaron Katō TomosaburōMilitary (Navy)November 4, 1921May 15, 1923Takarabe TakeshiMilitary (Navy)May 15, 1923August 24, 1923Minister of JusticeOkano KeijirōRikken SeiyūkaiJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Minister of EducationKamata EikichiRikken SeiyūkaiJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Minister of Agriculture and CommerceArai KentarōRikken SeiyūkaiJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Minister of CommunicationsViscount Maeda ToshisadaIndependentJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Minister of RailwaysCount Enkichi ŌkiIndependentJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Chief Cabinet SecretaryMiyata MitsuoIndependentJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauEiichi BabaIndependentJune 12, 1922August 24, 1923Source: Following Katō's death on August 24, 1923, Uchida Kōsai served as acting Prime Minister from August 24 to September 2, 1923. PortfolioMinisterPolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterCount Uchida Kōsai (acting)IndependentAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister for Foreign AffairsCount Uchida KōsaiIndependentAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister of Home AffairsMizuno RentarōRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister of FinanceOtohiko IchikiIndependentAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister of the ArmyYamanashi HanzōMilitary (Army)August 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister of the NavyTakarabe TakeshiMilitary (Navy)August 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister of JusticeOkano KeijirōRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister of EducationKamata EikichiRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister of Agriculture and CommerceArai KentarōRikken SeiyūkaiAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister of CommunicationsViscount Maeda ToshisadaIndependentAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Minister of RailwaysCount Enkichi ŌkiIndependentAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Chief Cabinet SecretaryMiyata MitsuoIndependentAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauEiichi BabaIndependentAugust 24, 1923September 2, 1923Source:
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