The Second Ikeda Cabinet was the 59th Cabinet of Japan. It was headed by Hayato Ikeda from December 8, 1960, to December 9, 1963.
Cabinet PortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterHayato IkedaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Minister of JusticeKoshiro UekiLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Minister for Foreign AffairsZentarō KosakaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Minister of FinanceMikio MizutaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Minister of EducationMasuo ArakiLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1963Minister of HealthYoshimi FuruiLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesHideo SutōLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Minister of International Trade and IndustryEtsusaburo ShiinaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Minister of TransportBudayu KogureLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Minister of PostsYoshiteru KoganeLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Minister of LaborHirohide IshidaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Minister of Construction
Chair of the National Capital Region Development CommissionUmekichi NakamuraLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety CommissionKen YasuiLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Director of the Administrative Management Agency Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyOzawa SaekiLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Director of the Defense AgencyNaomi NishimuraLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Director of the Economic Planning AgencyHisatsune SakomizuLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Director of the Science and Technology AgencyMasanosuke IkedaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Chief Cabinet SecretaryMasayoshi ŌhiraLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeSensuke FujiedaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1961Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauShūzō HayashiIndependentDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Takehisa YasuokaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 25, 1961Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Kiichi HosoyaIndependentDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeAsao SatōIndependentDecember 8, 1960May 7, 1962Source:
First cabinet reshuffle
The first cabinet reshuffle took place on July 18, 1961. PortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterHayato IkedaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Minister of JusticeKoshiro UekiLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Minister for Foreign AffairsZentarō KosakaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Minister of FinanceMikio MizutaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Minister of EducationMasuo ArakiLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1963Minister of HealthHirokichi NadaoLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1962Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesIchirō KōnoLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1962Minister of International Trade and IndustryEisaku SatōLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1962Minister of TransportNoboru SaitōLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1962Minister of PostsHisatsune SakomizuLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1962Minister of LaborKenji FukunagaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1962Minister of Construction
Chair of the National Capital Region Development CommissionUmekichi NakamuraLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety CommissionKen YasuiLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Director of the Administrative Management Agency Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyShōjirō KawashimaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1963Director of the Defense AgencySensuke FujiedaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1962Director of the Economic Planning AgencyAiichirō FujiyamaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 5, 1962Hayato Ikeda (acting)Liberal DemocraticJuly 6, 1962July 18, 1962Director of the Science and Technology AgencyTakeo MikiLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1962Chief Cabinet SecretaryMasayoshi ŌhiraLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1962Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeHisao KodairaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1962Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauShūzō HayashiIndependentDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Yasushi HattoriLiberal DemocraticJuly 25, 1961July 27, 1962Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Kiichi HosoyaIndependentDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeAsao SatōIndependentDecember 8, 1960May 7, 1962Tōru FuruyaLiberal DemocraticMay 7, 1962December 9, 1963Source:
Second cabinet reshuffle
The second cabinet reshuffle took place on July 18, 1962. PortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterHayato IkedaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Minister of JusticeKunio NakagakiLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962July 18, 1963Minister for Foreign AffairsMasayoshi ŌhiraLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of FinanceKakuei TanakaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of EducationMasuo ArakiLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960July 18, 1963Minister of HealthEiichi NishimuraLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962July 18, 1963Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesSeishi ShigemasaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962July 18, 1963Minister of International Trade and IndustryHajime FukudaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of TransportKentarō AyabeLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of PostsSakae TeshimaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962January 8, 1963Kyutarō OzawaLiberal DemocraticJanuary 8, 1963July 18, 1963Minister of LaborTakeo ŌhashiLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of ConstructionIchirō KōnoLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Chair of the National Capital Region Development CommissionShōjirō KawashimaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962November 2, 1962Ichirō KōnoLiberal DemocraticNovember 2, 1962December 9, 1963Director of the Kinki Regional Development AgencyIchirō KōnoLiberal DemocraticJuly 10, 1963December 9, 1963Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety CommissionKōsaku ShinodaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962July 18, 1963Director of the Administrative Management Agency Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyShōjirō KawashimaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1961July 18, 1963Director of the Defense AgencyKenjirō ShigaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962July 18, 1963Director of the Economic Planning AgencyKiichi MiyazawaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Director of the Science and Technology AgencyTsuruyo KondoLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962July 18, 1963Chief Cabinet SecretaryYasumi KuroganeLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeJitsuzō TokuyasuLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962July 18, 1963Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauShūzō HayashiIndependentDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Sadayoshi HattaLiberal DemocraticJuly 27, 1962July 18, 1963Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Kiichi HosoyaIndependentDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeTōru FuruyaLiberal DemocraticMay 7, 1962December 9, 1963Source:
Third cabinet reshuffle
The third cabinet reshuffle took place on July 18, 1963. PortfolioNamePolitical partyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterHayato IkedaLiberal DemocraticDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Minister of JusticeOkinori KayaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Minister for Foreign AffairsMasayoshi ŌhiraLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of FinanceKakuei TanakaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of EducationHirokichi NadaoLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Minister of HealthTakeji KobayashiLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesMunenori AkagiLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Minister of International Trade and IndustryHajime FukudaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of TransportKentarō AyabeLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of PostsShinzō KoikeLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Minister of LaborTakeo ŌhashiLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Minister of ConstructionIchirō KōnoLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Chair of the National Capital Region Development CommissionIchirō KōnoLiberal DemocraticNovember 2, 1962December 9, 1963Director of the Kinki Regional Development AgencyIchirō KōnoLiberal DemocraticJuly 10, 1963December 9, 1963Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety CommissionTakashi HayakawaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Director of the Administrative Management AgencyShinjirō YamamuraLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency Director of the Science and Technology AgencyEisaku SatōLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Director of the Defense AgencyTokuyasu FukudaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Director of the Economic Planning AgencyKiichi MiyazawaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Chief Cabinet SecretaryYasumi KuroganeLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1962December 9, 1963Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeTakeo NodaLiberal DemocraticJuly 18, 1963December 9, 1963Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauShūzō HayashiIndependentDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Ichirōbei KusanoLiberal DemocraticJuly 30, 1963December 9, 1963Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Kiichi HosoyaIndependentDecember 8, 1960December 9, 1963Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeTōru FuruyaLiberal DemocraticMay 7, 1962December 9, 1963Source:
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