Genzo Ishikawa

Genzo Ishikawa

Genzo Ishikawa (いしかわげんぞう, May 7, 1867 ^[1] (June 9, 1867) - 1931 (1931) April 15) is a Japanese politician. Member of the House of Representatives (two sittings, constitutionalism political friend society).

Brief career history

I am born in (Keio May, 3), country Toyosato-mura, Kawachi-gun (current Utsunomiya-shi, Tochigi) going out of power in 1867. After having learned in a Japanese and French law school (current Hosei University), I am embedded with Sino-Japanese War as a volunteer for one year and become First Lieutenant army foot soldier. I successively hold Tochigi member of prefectural assembly, the ealdorman, the vice-president (1909 (1909) from December to 1911 (1911) September) afterwards.

I run for the thirteenth member of the House of Representatives general election in (1917) in 1917 and am elected (election consecutive for two quarters).

Footnote

1. ^ Urushizaki many Shiro "representative from your a large number of people both Houses directory," it is p.8 for 1,919 years.

Reference

• "Japanese person information outline Vol. 30" (皓星社, 2000)
• List of Tochigi - Tochigi assembly - each generation Vice Chairperson Tadashi

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