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• Matsukata Kojiro
  The third son of [[Prime Minister]] [[Matsukata Masayoshi]], he took over control of the Kawasaki Corporation
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• Ito Hirobumi
  Itô Hirobumi was Japan's first modern [[prime minister]], serving in that post four times,<ref>Plaques on-site at University Colle ...a Mission]] in [[1871]]-[[1873]], Itô was named [[Ministry of the Interior|Minister of the Interior]] in [[1878]], succeeding [[Okubo Toshimichi|Ôkubo Toshimi
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• 1876
  *1876/3/24 The Resident Japanese Diplomatic Minister in China requests to meet with Ryukyuan envoys present in Beijing, but is d *1876/3/28 The Japanese mission in China sends by telegraph to [[Foreign Minister]] [[Terajima Munenori]] asking what to do about the Ryukyuan envoys in Beij
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• Asakura Fumio
  He also produced statues of [[Prime Minister]] [[Hatoyama Ichiro|Hatoyama Ichirô]] and his wife Kaoru, which stand at [
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• Treaty of Portsmouth
  ...he primary mediator between Japanese [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs|Foreign Minister]] [[Komura Jutaro|Komura Jutarô]]<ref>[[Marius Jansen]], "Japanese Imperia ...t major urban riot of the [[Meiji period]], citizens set fire to the prime minister's residence, electric streetcars, and police boxes.<ref>[[Anne Walthall]],
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• Komura Jutaro
  ...ut of the hands of other foreign access or control. In a speech as Foreign Minister in [[1909]], he continued to see immigration as chiefly a source of diploma
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• 1885
  *[[John Bingham]] is succeeded as US minister to Japan. ...et system is instituted and [[Ito Hirobumi|Itô Hirobumi]] is named [[Prime Minister]].
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• Hatoyama Hall
  ...ect [[Okada Shinichiro|Okada Shin'ichirô]], commissioned by future [[Prime Minister]] [[Hatoyama Ichiro|Hatoyama Ichirô]]. It was at the Hatoyama home that di
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• Soejima Taneomi
  ...ernment|Meiji oligarchy]], including serving as [[Foreign Ministry|Foreign Minister]] during some of the key foreign affairs matters of the early 1870s. ...[1868]] alongside [[Fukuoka Takachika]]. He rose quickly to become Foreign Minister in [[1871]], the same year that a number of [[Miyako Islands|Miyako Islande
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• Hara Kei
  Hara Kei, also known as Hara Takashi, was the first commoner to become prime minister of Japan. He served as a government bureaucrat before becoming Home Minister in [[1906]]. During his term in that position (until [[1908]]), he strength
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• Kikuin
  ...rvice of King Shô Nei and served as ''[[kokuso|kokusô]]'' (roughly, "prime minister") until [[1616]].
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• Meiji government
  ...inistries: the [[Ministry of the Left]], [[Ministry of the Center]], and [[Minister of the Right]].<ref name=gordon64/> The government was then reorganized again in [[1885]], with a prime minister presiding over a cabinet made up of the heads of the various ministries. Th
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• 1840
  *Prime Minister [[Kuroda Kiyotaka]] is born (d. 1900).
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• Tei Fuku
  ...u<!--饒州-->. He was simultaneously given the honorary titles/posts of Prime Minister (国相) and ''changshi'' of the Left (左長史).<ref>Tomiyama, 47.</ref>
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• Huai Ji
  ...kings of the first [[Sho dynasty|Shô dynasty]] to a position akin to Prime Minister.
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• Tokutomi Soho
  ...ister]] [[Matsukata Masayoshi]] beginning in [[1897]], serving under Prime Minister [[Katsura Taro|Katsura Tarô]] as well, in the early years of the 20th cent
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• Governor-General of Taiwan
  ...d the post. He was appointed by [[Hara Kei]], Japan's first civilian prime minister. Peattie, 108.</ref>
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• Goto Shojiro
  Gotô Shôjirô was a [[Tosa han|Tosa]] samurai who became in essence, "prime minister" of the Tosa government and hence, the principal advisor to [[Yamauchi Yodo
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• 1835
  *[[Matsukata Masayoshi]], 4th Prime Minister of Japan, is born (d. 1924).
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• 1913
  *[[Yamamoto Gonnohyoe|Yamamoto Gonnohyôe]] is named [[Prime Minister]].
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