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Minister (interim) 9
March 1936 – 25
March 1936 Succeeded by
Hirano Hachisaburō Preceded by
Fumio Gotō Home
Minister 9
March 1936 – 2
February 1937 Succeeded by...
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Foreign Affairs Feb 1937 – Mar 1937 Succeeded by
Naotake Satō Preceded by
Hachisaburō Hirao Minister of
Education Feb 1937 – Jun 1937 Succeeded by Eiji Yasui...
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Tsunanari by a concubine, who was a commoner, his
childhood name was
Hachisaburo (八三郎). He
became 6th
Tokugawa daimyō of
Owari Domain on the unexpected...
- in the Kyōhō
period (1716–1736) by his son
Shichizaemon and
grandson Hachisaburo with an
additional 70,000 trees,[citation needed]
which were a mixture...
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Gakuen School was
founded in Okamoto, Kobe, ****an. One of the
founders is
Hachisaburō Hirao [ja], 45th
Minister of
Education in the days of
Meiji Constitution...
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Education Shigenosuke Ushio Independent March 9, 1936
March 25, 1936
Hirao Hachisaburō Independent March 25, 1936
February 2, 1937
Minister of Agriculture,...
