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List of Prime Ministers of Japan and
Profiles of Cabinet Members

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List of Prime Ministers of Japan since World War II

 

43rd    1945.8.17 Higashikuni, Naruhiko (imperial prince)
1945.10.9 Shidehara, Kijuro
   The first postwar general election was held on April 10, 1946.
45th 1946.5.22 Yoshida, Shigeru (1st) Japan Liberal Party
1947.5.24 Katayama, Tetsu Japan Socialist Party
   (coalition with Democratic and National Cooperative parties)
1948.3.10 Ashida, Hitoshi Democratic Party
   (coalition with Socialist and National Cooperative parties)
1948.10.15 Yoshida, Shigeru (2nd) Democratic Liberal Party
1949.2.16 Yoshida, Shigeru (3rd) DLP (transformed to Liberal


Party on March 1, 1950)
50th 1952.10.30 Yoshida, Shigeru (4th) Liberal Party
1953.5.21 Yoshida, Shigeru (5th) Liberal Party
1954.12.10 Hatoyama, Ichiro (1st) Japan Democratic Party
1955.3.19 Hatoyama, Ichiro (2nd) Japan Democratic Party
   Liberal Party and Japan Democratic Party merged on November 15,
   1955, to form Liberal Democratic Party.
1955.11.22 Hatoyama, Ichiro (3rd) Liberal Democratic Party
55th 1956.12.23 Ishibashi, Tanzan LDP
1957.2.25 Kishi, Nobusuke (1st) LDP
1958.6.12 Kishi, Nobusuke (2nd) LDP
1960.7.19 Ikeda, Hayato (1st) LDP
1960.12.8 Ikeda,Hayato (2nd) LDP
60th 1963.12.9 Ikeda, Hayato (3rd) LDP
1964.11.9 Sato, Eisaku (1st) LDP
1967.2.17 Sato, Eisaku (2nd) LDP
1970.1.14 Sato, Eisaku (3rd) LDP
1972.7.7 Tanaka, Kakuei (1st) LDP
65th 1972.12.22 Tanaka, Kakuei (2nd) LDP
1974.12.9 Miki, Takeo LDP
1976.12.24 Fukuda, Takeo LDP
1978.12.7 Ohira, Masayoshi (1st) LDP
1979.11.9 Ohira, Masayoshi (2nd) LDP
   Ito, Masayoshi, then Chief Cabinet Secretary, was acting Prime
   Minister from 1980.6.12 to 1980.7.17 after Ohira's sudden death.
70th 1980.7.17 Suzuki, Zenko LDP
1982.11.27 Nakasone, Yasuhiro (1st) LDP
1983.12.27 Nakasone, Yasuhiro (2nd) LDP
1986.7.22 Nakasone, Yasuhiro (3rd) LDP
1987.11.6 Takeshita, Noboru LDP
75th 1989.6.3 Uno, Sosuke LDP
1989.8.10 Kaifu, Toshiki (1st) LDP
1990.2.28 Kaifu, Toshiki (2nd) LDP
1991.11.5 Miyazawa, Kiichi LDP
1993.8.9 Hosokawa, Morihiro Japan New Party

(non-LDP coalition)
80th



1994.4.28 Hata, Tsutomu

(non-LDP coalition)
Japan Renewal Party
1994.6.30 Murayama, Tomiichi

(coalition with LDP and Sakigake)
Social Democratic Party of Japan
1996.1.11 Hashimoto, Ryutaro (1st)

(coalition with SDPJ and Sakigake)
LDP
1996.11.7 Hashimoto, Ryutaro (2nd) LDP
1998.7.30 Obuchi, Keizo LDP
   Prime Minister Obuchi reshuffled his cabinet on January 14, 1999 and formed a coalition with the Liberal Party, and again on October 5, 1999 to form a coalition with the Liberal Party and the New Komeito.
   After Prime Minister Obuchi was hospitalized, Chief Cabinet Secretary Aoki, Mikio was acting Prime Minister from 2000.4.3 to 2000.4.4.
85th
2000.4.5 Mori, Yoshiro (1st)

(coalition with the New Komeito and the New Conservative Party)
LDP
2000.7.4 Mori, Yoshiro (2nd)

(coalition with the New Komeito and the New Conservative Party)
LDP
2001.4.26 Koizumi, Junichiro (1st)

(coalition with the New Komeito and the New Conservative Party)
LDP
2003.11.19 Koizumi, Junichiro (2nd)

(coalition with the New Komeito)
LDP
2005.9.21 Koizumi, Junichiro (3rd)

(coalition with the New Komeito)
LDP