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Count
Yoriyasu Arima
有馬 頼寧
Yoriyasu Arima in 1940
House of Representatives of Japan
In office 1924–1929
Japanese House of Peers
In office 1929 – 22 May 1947
Minister of Agriculture
In office 4 June 1937 – January 1939
Personal details
Born
( 1884 -12-17)17 December 1884 Tokyo, Japan
Died
9 January 1957(1957-01-09) (aged 72)
Cause of death
Acute pneumonia
Political party
Rikken Seiyūkai
Spouse
Princess Sadako NyoÅ
Alma mater
Tokyo Imperial University
Known for
Japan Farmer's Union Tokyo Senators (1936 franchise) Imperial Rule Assistance Association Nakayama Racecourse
Yoriyasu Arima (有馬 頼寧, Arima Yoriyasu, 17 December 1884 – 9 January 1957) was a Japanese politician before and during World War II. His wife was the daughter of Prince Takeda Tsunehisa.
YoriyasuArima (有馬 頼寧, ArimaYoriyasu, 17 December 1884 – 9 January 1957) was a Japanese politician before and during World War II. His wife was the daughter...
Grand Prix (中山グランプリ). The following year it was renamed in memory of YoriyasuArima (1884–1957), the founder of the race. The distance was originally set...
State without Portfolio Toji Yasui: Minister of State without Portfolio YoriyasuArima: Leader in Imperial Farmers Association, political adviser, later Minister...
Imperial University 1897-1947) (e.g., Prince Iemasa Tokugawa, Count YoriyasuArima) and the naval and army academies (e.g., Viscount Naganari Ogasawara...
The committee included Konoe's political colleagues Fumio Gotō, Count YoriyasuArima and entrepreneur and right-wing spokesman Fusanosuke Kuhara. A radical...
Noguchi. The Senators were founded by a group that included politician YoriyasuArima. Saburo Yokozawa managed the team in 1936–1937. In the fall 1936 campaign...
tank" for future leaders of a radical totalitarian Japan, led by Count YoriyasuArima. He was a supporter of radical political experiments. With Fumimaro...
plans for the Imperial Rule Assistance Association put forward by Count YoriyasuArima and Fumio Gotō in the late 1930s. The aspect Kishi sought to revitalize...
1892 – May 2, 1976) was Governor of the South Seas Mandate (1932-1933). He was a graduate of Kyoto University. He was a relative of YoriyasuArima. v t e...
In the Taisho period, he participated in the Shinaikai sponsored by YoriyasuArima and Nagakage Oka, and was involved in the establishment of night schools...
1939 – 30 August 1939 Prime Minister Kiichirō Hiranuma Preceded by YoriyasuArima Succeeded by Takuo Godō Minister of Commerce and Industry In office...
May 26, 1938 Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Count YoriyasuArima Independent June 4, 1937 January 5, 1939 Minister of Commerce and Industry...
prefectures), and Okita, commanded by Shimazu Iehisa, clashed with the Shimazu-Arima Allied Force in 1584 (Tensho 12). He took part in the Battle of Okitanawate...
Minister of Agriculture and Forestry 2 Feb 1937 – 4 June 1937 Succeeded by YoriyasuArima Preceded by Hiroya Ino Minister of Agriculture and Forestry 4 Apr 1943...
money. On the death of the fifth daimyō, Arima Yoriichi, the direct lineage died out, and the sixth daimyō, Arima Naritsugu came from a hatamoto cadet branch...
restructuring the domain's finances. Relying on his reformist karō Narita Yoriyasu (成田頼綏), he encouraged agriculture, promoted education, and assisted in...
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