Ryosaku Kaji

Ryosaku Kaji (rudder fence to possess, 1886 (1895) from February 20 to 1980 (1980) June 8) is a Japanese politician.

Career

I am from Toyama. In 1915, I go to Tokyo and become a student of 谷欽太郎 (member of the House of Representatives) and, for 1,921 years, am a graduate from Meiji University. In 1922, I open a lawyer. In 1932, I become Kanda ward assemblyman and, in 1947, win for the first time to member of the House of Representatives from one ward of Toyama and after that successively hold duty, a legal affairs vice minister, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury for seven quarters. In 1960, I take office as the Judges Impeachment Court presiding judge. I engage in lawyer activity after politics retirement again. 勲二等旭日重光章, the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Sacred Treasure.

The second son has Yoshikata Kaji (professor at Meiji University).

References

• "Japanese person information outline" 皓星社, 1999.

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