The Second Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet is the 65th Cabinet of Japan headed by Kakuei Tanaka from December 22, 1972 to December 9, 1974.
Cabinet PortfolioMinisterTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterKakuei TanakaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Deputy Prime MinisterMinister of StateDirector of the Environment AgencyTakeo MikiDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of JusticeIsaji TanakaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister for Foreign AffairsMasayoshi ŌhiraDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of FinanceKiichi AichiDecember 22, 1972November 23, 1973Kakuei TanakaNovember 23, 1973November 25, 1973Minister of EducationSeisuke OkunoDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of HealthKunikichi SaitōDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesYoshio SakurauchiDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of International Trade and IndustryYasuhiro NakasoneDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of TransportTorasaburō ShintaniDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of PostsChūji KunoDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of LaborTsunetarō KatōDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of ConstructionDirector of the Kinki Regional Development AgencyDirector of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance AgencyChair of the National Capital Region Development CommissionShin KanemaruDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Minister of Home AffairsChair of the National Public Safety CommissionDirector of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyMasumi EsakiDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Chief Cabinet SecretarySusumu NikaidōDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeDirector of the Okinawa Development Agency DevelopmentShinzō TsubokawaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Director of the Administrative Management AgencyTakeo FukudaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Director of the Defense AgencyKeikichi MasuharaDecember 22, 1972May 29, 1973Sadanori YamanakaMay 29, 1973November 25, 1973Director of the Economic Planning AgencyZentarō KosakaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Director of the Science and Technology AgencyKazuo MaedaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauIchiro YoshikuniDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Ganri YamashitaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Masaharu GotōdaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)Jūshirō KomiyamaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)Kiyofumi MiyazakiDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973Source:
First Reshuffled Cabinet
The first Cabinet reshuffle took place on November 25, 1973.
PortfolioMinisterTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterKakuei TanakaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Deputy Prime MinisterMinister of StateTakeo MikiNovember 25, 1973July 12, 1974Minister of JusticeUmekichi NakamuraNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Minister for Foreign AffairsMasayoshi ŌhiraNovember 25, 1973July 16, 1974Toshio KimuraJuly 16, 1974November 11, 1974Minister of FinanceTakeo FukudaNovember 25, 1973July 16, 1974Masayoshi ŌhiraJuly 16, 1974November 11, 1974Minister of EducationSeisuke OkunoNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Minister of HealthKunikichi SaitōNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesTadao KuraishiNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Minister of International Trade and IndustryYasuhiro NakasoneNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Minister of TransportMasatoshi TokunagaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Minister of PostsKen HaradaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Minister of LaborTakashi HasegawaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Minister of ConstructionTakao KameokaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Minister of Home AffairsChair of the National Public Safety CommissionDirector of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyKingo MachimuraNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Chief Cabinet SecretarySusumu NikaidōNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeDirector of the Okinawa Development Agency DevelopmentTokusaburō KosakaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Director of the Administrative Management AgencyShigeru HoriNovember 25, 1973July 16, 1974Kichizō HosodaJuly 16, 1974November 11, 1974Director of the Defense AgencySadanori YamanakaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Director of the Economic Planning AgencyTsuneo UchidaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Director of the Science and Technology AgencyKinji MoriyamaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Director of the Environment AgencyTakeo MikiNovember 25, 1973July 12, 1974Matsuhei MōriJuly 12, 1974November 11, 1974Minister of StateEiichi NishimuraJune 24, 1974June 25, 1974Director of the Kinki Regional Development AgencyDirector of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance AgencyChair of the National Capital Region Development CommissionTakao KameokaNovember 25, 1973June 26, 1974(abolished)Director of the National Land AgencyEiichi NishimuraJune 26, 1974(established)November 11, 1974Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauIchiro YoshikuniNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Jōji ŌmuraNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Hiromori KawashimaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)Keizō ObuchiNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)Kiyofumi MiyazakiNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974Source:
Second Reshuffled Cabinet
The second Cabinet reshuffle took place on November 11, 1974.
PortfolioMinisterTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterKakuei TanakaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of JusticeSeigo HamanoNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister for Foreign AffairsToshio KimuraNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of FinanceMasayoshi ŌhiraNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of EducationAsao MiharaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of HealthKenji FukunagaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesTadao KuraishiNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of International Trade and IndustryYasuhiro NakasoneNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of TransportAkira EtōNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of PostsToshio KashimaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of LaborTakeo ŌkuboNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of ConstructionTatsuo OzawaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Minister of Home AffairsChair of the National Public Safety CommissionDirector of the Hokkaido Regional Development AgencyHajime FukudaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Chief Cabinet SecretaryNoboru TakeshitaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Director-General of the Prime Minister's OfficeDirector of the Okinawa Development Agency DevelopmentTokusaburō KosakaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Director of the Administrative Management AgencyKichizō HosodaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Director of the Defense AgencySōsuke UnoNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Director of the Economic Planning AgencyTadashi KuranariNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Director of the Science and Technology AgencyTokurō AdachiNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Director of the Environment AgencyMatsuhei MōriNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Director of the National Land AgencyHyōsuke NiwaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation BureauIchiro YoshikuniNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Seiroku KajiyamaNovember 15, 1974December 9, 1974Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs)Hiromori KawashimaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)Osamu TakatoriNovember 15, 1974December 9, 1974Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)Michio MinakawaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974Source:
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