Members of Japan’s reshuffled cabinet pose for photographers after the first cabinet session at Prime Minister Eisaku Sato’s office in Tokyo on August 1, 1966. First row from left: Takeo Fukuda, finance; all-Chiro Fujiyama, state; Mitsujiro Ishii, justice; Eisaku Sato, Prime Minister; Takeo Miki, International Trade and Industry; Etsusaburo Shina, foreign; Tomisaburo Hashimoto, construction; Zenko Suzuki, welfare. Second row from left: Kiyoshi Mori, state; Raizo Matsuno, agriculture; Kiichi Arita, education; Kiichi Aichi, Chief Cabinet Secretary; Kijuro Arafune, Transportation Eikichi Kambayas
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Not available to licence for any broadcast or streaming service, video on demand, film, national newspaper or to create a NFT. This content is intended for editorial use only. For other uses, additional clearances may be required. Members of Japan’s reshuffled cabinet pose for photographers after the first cabinet session at Prime Minister Eisaku Sato’s office in Tokyo on August 1, 1966. First row from left: Takeo Fukuda, finance; all-Chiro Fujiyama, state; Mitsujiro Ishii, justice; Eisaku Sato, Prime Minister; Takeo Miki, International Trade and Industry; Etsusaburo Shina, foreign; Tomisaburo Hashimoto, construction; Zenko Suzuki, welfare. Second row from left: Kiyoshi Mori, state; Raizo Matsuno, agriculture; Kiichi Arita, education; Kiichi Aichi, Chief Cabinet Secretary; Kijuro Arafune, Transportation Eikichi Kambayashiyama, director of defense agency; Mitsuo Yamate, labor. Third row from left Ishioka, cabinet secretary; Torasaburo Shintani, posts and telecommunications; Toshio Kimura, Cabinet Secretary; Masami Takatsuji, legislature bureau director; Shigesaburo Maeo, state; Shunji Shiomi, home affairs and Shigeho Tanaka, state minister. (AP Photo/MC)