Takashi Hayakawa
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Takashi Hayakawa (I let you burn a river already 1916 (1916) from August 21 to 1982 (1982) December 7) is a Japanese politician. Liberal Democratic Party member of the House of Representatives. Minister of Home Affairs、National public safety commission chairman、The Labor Minister、The Minister of Health and WelfareI successively held を.
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Origin, person
I am born in Tanabe-shi, Wakayama (1916) on August 21 in 1916. Via old system Tateda, Wakayama side Junior High School (existing Tateda, Wakayama side Senior High School), the third high school, I graduate from Tokyo Imperial University law department politics subject (1941) in 1941. A classmate has Yasuhiro Nakasone (the later prime minister), Tatsuo Ozawa (the later Minister of Health and Welfare) under the gate of Sadaji Yabe in Tokyo University. I pass a higher civil service examination and, after Tokyo University graduation, enter a ministry in the Department of the Interior. Furthermore, I apply by war intensification in the navy and become a navy accounting office department officer.
I run for the 22nd member of the House of Representatives general election in independents (1946) in 1946 and am elected (in the successful same period Zentaro Kosaka, Susumu Nikaido, Masumi Ezaki, Saeki Ozawa, Mitsujiro Ishii, Michita Sakata, Mikio Mizuta, Isamu Murakami, Kenzaburo Hara, Hideji Kawasaki, Ichitaro Ide, Shiro Nakano). I participate in organization of Kuomintang in September of the year. It becomes the nation cooperation party position by unification with the cooperation Democratic Party (1947) in March in 1947, the following day and takes office as the chief secretary with Chairperson Takeo Miki. Election system is changed to medium constituency system from a general election of the same year by a major constituency system and becomes the candidacy from two wards of Wakayama. I leave the nation cooperation party in (1948) in 1948 and participate in the formation of a party of the social innovation party. I leave the social innovation party (1950) in April in 1950 and participate in the formation of a party of National Democratic Party. It becomes 改進党所属, but loses the general election of (1953) afterwards in 1953. I run for a general election of (1955) from the Japanese Democratic Party in 1955 and bloom a second time and participate in the Liberal Democratic Party formation of a party of November of the year.
I join the cabinet as Minister of Home Affairs of the second Ikeda Cabinet and a national public safety commission chairman (1963) in 1963. Because a case that the Reischauer stationing in Japan U.S. Ambassador is stabbed in the right thigh by a boy of schizophrenia (1964) in front of US Embassy on March 24 in 1964 and is wounded in took place, I assume the responsibility and resign Minister of State on March 25, the following day. I appointed Kazuo Tamaoki who became a later member of the House of Councilors for the Minister of Home Affairs era as a secretary and made the opportunity when politics became you.
I join the cabinet as the Labor Minister in (1966), the first Sato Cabinet in 1966 and access Eisaku Sato, Takeo Fukuda from this time (originally the relations were not bad because Sato and Hayakawa were cabinet ministers together in the second Ikeda Cabinet). Because I expressed Fukuda support in the President of the LDP election held after Sato retreat (1972) in 1972, in conflict with Miki of the leader, I withdraw from a Miki group with Wataro Kanno and Torata Nakamura and others.
Miki becomes the prime minister and joins the cabinet as the Minister of Health and Welfare against intention of Fukuda (1976) in the Miki remodeling cabinet in 1976 while Miki lowering becomes intense.
I die at 66 years old (1982) on December 7 in 1982 of the member of the Diet term in office. I acted as member of the House of Representatives 14 sittings in total.
It was the politician of the academist and left a lot of writing and translation about the politics of the U.K. In addition, as Japanese Bangladeshi association's chairperson, I devoted myself to friendship with Bangladesh.
Writing
Book
- "A political idea of the neo-con"
- "The reflection to the mother country"
- "The coming employment"
- "I watch the world"
- With "the life of the person from assembly where Joseph Chamberlain is extraordinary the first achievements" law. 1983 (1983).
Translation book
- R, T Mackenzie work "political party of the U.K." (coreason with the Jun Misawa life)
- The written by R, T Mackenzie "conservative of angel - U.K. working class in the marble"
- Robert Blake work from "history of Conservative and Unionist Party - peel to Churchill"
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