Third Itō Cabinet Explained

Cabinet Name:	Third Itō Cabinet
Cabinet Number:	7th
Jurisdiction:	Japan
Flag Border:	true
Caption:	Prime Minister Itō Hirobumi
Date Formed:	January 12, 1898
Date Dissolved:	June 30, 1898
Government Head Title:	Prime Minister
Government Head:	Itô Hirobumi
State Head Title:	Emperor
State Head:	Meiji
Predecessor:	Second Matsukata Cabinet
Successor:	First Ōkuma Cabinet

The Third Itō Cabinet is the seventh Cabinet of Japan led by Itō Hirobumi from January 12, 1898, to June 30, 1898.

Cabinet

Portfolio	Minister	Political party		Term start	Term end
Prime Minister	Marquess Itō Hirobumi		Independent	January 12, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Baron Nishi Tokujirō		Independent	January 12, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister of Home Affairs	Viscount Yoshikawa Akimasa		Independent	January 12, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister of Finance	Count Inoue Kaoru		Independent	January 12, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister of the Army	Viscount Katsura Tarō		Military (Army)	January 12, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister of the Navy	Marquess Saigō Jūdō		Kokumin Kyōkai	January 12, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister of Justice	Sone Arasuke		Independent	January 12, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister of Education	Marquess Saionji Kinmochi		Independent	January 12, 1898	April 30, 1898
	Masakazu Toyama		Independent	April 30, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister of Agriculture and Commerce	Baron Itō Miyoji		Independent	January 12, 1898	April 26, 1898
	Kaneko Kentarō		Independent	April 26, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister of Communications	Suematsu Kenchō		Independent	January 12, 1898	June 30, 1898
Minister without portfolio	Count Kuroda Kiyotaka		Military (Army)	January 12, 1898	June 27, 1898
Chief Cabinet Secretary	Samejima Takenosuke		Independent	January 12, 1898	June 27, 1898
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau	Ume Kenjirō		Independent	January 12, 1898	June 27, 1898
Source:^[1]

Notes and References

1. Web site: Third Itō Cabinet . Prime Minister's Official Residence.