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Cabinet of Japan (1921–1922)

Takahashi Cabinet
20th Cabinet of Japan
Prime Minister Takahashi Korekiyo
Date formed	November 4, 1921
Date dissolved	June 12, 1922
People and organisations
Emperor	Taishō
Prime Minister	Takahashi Korekiyo
Member party	HoR Blocs: Rikken Seiyūkai HoP Blocs: Kōuyu Club Kenkyūkai
History
Legislature term	45th Imperial Diet
Predecessor	Hara Cabinet
Successor	Katō Tomosaburō Cabinet

The Takahashi Cabinet is the 20th Cabinet of Japan led by Takahashi Korekiyo from November 4, 1921 to June 12, 1922.

Cabinet

Portfolio	Minister	Political party		Term start	Term end
Prime Minister	Viscount Takahashi Korekiyo		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Count Uchida Kōsai		Independent	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister of Home Affairs	Tokonami Takejirō		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister of Finance	Viscount Takahashi Korekiyo		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister of the Army	Yamanashi Hanzō		Military (Army)	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister of the Navy	Baron Katō Tomosaburō		Military (Navy)	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister of Justice	Enkichi Ōki		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister of Education	Nakahashi Tokugorō		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister of Agriculture and Commerce	Baron Yamamoto Tatsuo		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister of Communications	Noda Utarō		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Minister of Railways	Motoda Hajime		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Chief Cabinet Secretary	Mitsuchi Chūzō		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	June 12, 1922
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau	Yokota Sennosuke		Rikken Seiyūkai	November 4, 1921	March 28, 1922
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau	Eiichi Baba		Independent	March 28, 1922	June 12, 1922

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References

"Takahashi Cabinet". Prime Minister's Official Residence.

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