Japanese Prime Minister

Japanese samurai (1817-1896)

Ashigaru of the Chōshū Domain

1st, 5th, 7th and 10th Prime Minister of Japan (1841–1909)

geisha, later wife of Itō Hirobumi

1843 -

Japanese politician

A samurai from Chōshū Domain during the late Edo period, a student of the Shōkasonjuku school.

1868 - certain 1934

(1885-1951)

1876 - certain 1944

Japanese politician (1855-1920)

Japanese diplomat (1862-1928)

Japanese activist

Japanese politician

(1875-1959)

Japanese noble (1862-1918)

Japanese general (1840-1900)

Prime Minister of Japan (1838-1922)

1851 - certain 1893

Feudal lord and guardian of family affairs during the Edo period with official court ranks and titles.

Edo-period daimyo known for administrative reforms, domain stabilization, and educational initiatives in Tamba Province.

Tsuntsu Sanda Domain's 10th lord

daimyo

The fifth lord of Iyo Yoshida Domain. Son of Muramune Date. Holds the rank of Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade, Izumi no Kami, Noto no Kami. His children are Nobuyoshi, Chie, Hidetaka, and Rimarumaru (who died young).

Edo-period daimyo, 11th lord of Mita Domain, court-ranked noble and head of the Kuki family.

Daimyo from the mid to late Edo period

Takakiyo Kuki's wife

A late Edo-period daimyo known for maintaining his family lineage amidst political and familial challenges during his tenure.

Son of Takasato Kuki. 9th head of Ayabe domain (1801-1882)

daimyo

Japanese politician (1835-1924)

Former Prime Minister's wife

Japanese politician

Japanese politician

17 Jun 1834 - certain 13 Jul 1897

A domain lord involved in shogunate duties and regional politics during the late Edo period.

(1862-1942)

Japanese journalist, mountaineer, and scouting leader

Japanese businessman

(1896-1970)

(1890-1973)

(1868-1942)

Japanese diplomat

Spouse of Kōjirō Matsukata, Second daughter of Takayoshi Kuki

Seventh son of Takayoshi Kuki. A former feudal lord of Sanda-han.

(1884-1969)

Son of Tatatomo Kuki

Japanese politician

American architect

family head of the Asano clan

Son of Takateru Kuki

Wife of Takaoki Kuki. Daughter of Nagayuki Asano

Son of Takaoki Kuki.

Japanese politician (1838-1922)

wife of Shigenobu Ōkuma

Japanese general and politician (1848-1913)

(1844-1933)

Japanese military personnel (1887-1959)

Kyōhei Umakoshi's second son

Takatsuki Nobuharu's children include Takatsuki Nobuharu (born 1919, eldest son, died young), Takatsuki Noriatsu (born 1921, third son, auditor at Toyota Tsusho, wife: Oura Noriko, born 1930, daughter of Oura Katsuaki), Takatsuki Norizane (1922–1923, fourth son, died young), Kamata Yasuko (born 1930, second daughter, wife of Kamata Yoshirō), Takatsuki Noriaki (born 1931, fifth son, wife: Ikuno Harumi, born 1939, daughter of Ikuno Torao), Ando Naoko (1936–1974, third daughter, wife of Ando Jōji), Takatsuki Noriaki (born 1937, sixth son, wife: Ookubo Yuriko, born 1945, daughter of Ookubo Kanji), Miyoshi Kunikō (born 1938, fourth daughter, wife of Miyoshi Kunitada).

Japanese military personnel (1892-1981)

Japanese martial artist

Saburo Inoue's eldest daughter

Japanese historian (1917-1983)

Kōjiro Umakoshi's eldest son

Educator. Fourth son of Kōjirō Umekoshi.

The eldest daughter of Takatsuki Nobutaka. Wife of Banekoshi Shinsuke, later wife of Iwasaki Hisao.

(1914-2005)

Takatsukasa Sukehira's wife. Appointed as Junior Third Rank.

kugyō or Japanese court noble of the Edo period

(1751-1805)

Edo-period Japanese noblewoman, wife of Imperial Court Counselor, mother of Princess Kan'in Tomihito.

daimyo (1773-1816)

Tokugawa Haruki's concubine

Tokugawa Haruki's mistress

Tokugawa Harunori's Inner Circle

Superior priest and abbot of Takada Senshu-ji Temple, Great Hierarch

(1790-1858)

Kugyō or Japanese court noble of the late Edo (1789-1868)

Kugyō or Japanese court noble of the Edo period

The fourth daughter of Tokugawa Harunori. The legitimate wife of Tōgū Masaichi.

Japanese kugyō (court noble) of the Edo period

Japanese noble (1756-1795)

Junior Third Rank, Ichijo Tadayoshi's official wife

The third daughter of Takatsukasa Masatoshi. Wife of Kan'in-no-miya Takanobu-shinnō. The head (rank) of the Kan'in-no-miya household. Children include Shigemiya (January 25, 1811 - July 28, 1811, eldest daughter, Murōkō-in), Chimiya (July 28, 1812 - August 31, 1813, eldest son, Daikōmyō-in), and Nagomiya (March 31, 1815 - May 3, 1816, second daughter, Eishōkō-in).

court lady of emperor Ninko

Japanese noble (1799-1837)

My mother is a housewife. She is the adopted daughter of Naoaki Imadegawa (the Acting Grand Regency Counselor).

wife of Tokugawa Iesada

My mother is a housewife. She is the second wife of Teruhiro Daigo.

Japanese noble (1811-1847)

My mother is the housewife.

My mother is a housewife.

Takasugi Masatoshi’s twelfth daughter. Her mother was a housewife. Wife of Tsusumi Kunifuku (73rd chief priest of Sumiyoshi Shrine).

Takaoki Masahiro's twenty-fourth daughter. The principal wife of Date Yukikuni.

My mother is a housewife.

Japanese noble

Consort of Tokugawa Yasuatsu

17 Jun 1792 - 9 Mar 1824

[松平頼筠] daimyo of the late Edo period; 7th lord of Shishido

(1797-1829) Japanese Daimyō

[松平頼恕] daimyo of the late Edo peropd; 9th lord of Takamatsu

emperor of Japan (1800-1846)

Court noble from the late Edo period, First Rank, Naidaijin (Inner Minister), Tenth generation of the Hirohata family.

(1798-1871)

Japanese noble (1807-1878)

Takasugi Suketaka's official wife

Third daughter of Takatsugu Masamichi. Main wife of Kuga Tatehiro.

The fourth daughter of Takatsugu Masamichi. Her mother was a housemaid. Wife of Honshō-ji Shōki (Sekki).

The second daughter of Taka-ji Masamichi. Wife of Senshu-ji Enki.

5 Jun 1823 - 31 Aug 1859

Hachio Takatsugu's eighth son. His mother was a housewife. The 25th head priest of the Shinshu Hongwanji sect.

12 Mar 1808 - 12 Dec 1877

(1820-1858)

Kugyo of the late Edo period. The eldest son of Ichijo Tadayoshi. Junior Third Rank and Interim Director of the Inner Palace Guards. 21st head of the Ichijo family.

(1815-1903)

Ikeda Seiki's wife

The consort and empress of Prince Sadataka of the Fushimi-no-miya family. Their children include Senka-no-miya (April 14, 1814 – September 21, 1815, sixth son? daughter? Light Bright Temple) and Waki (September 18, 1819 – January 11, 1820, ninth son, Wako Shin-in).

The official wife of Matsudaira Yoramori

wife of Tokugawa Iesada (1825-1850)

Japanese court noble connected to a prestigious lineage of Edo-period aristocrats and influential statesmen.

Japanese court noble of the Edo period

15 Jan 1814 - 28 Sep 1892

1803 - 1872

Japanese noble (1802-1859)

Japanese daimyo

[松平頼学] daimyo of the late Edo period; 9th lord of Saijo domain

Edo shogun (1824-1858)

Japanese prince

(1821-1883)

Takatsuki Suketaka's Yame. Mother is a household woman. The Princess consort of Fushimi-no-miya Sadaoki.

Taka-tsukasa Sukeaki's tenth daughter

Japanese politician (1857-1905)

A Kugyō or Japanese court noble of the late Tokugawa shogunate

Sixth daughter of Takatsukasa Sukehira. Mother was a housemaid.

(1836-1862)

Japanese politician (1837-1891)

The ninth daughter of Taka-sho Masamichi. Wife of Prince Sadakyo of the Fushimi Imperial House. Had three children: one son and two daughters (all of whom died young).

Japanese prince

Hana Sono Setsuo's Seventh Daughter

Japanese politician (1846-1918)

Japanese politician (1849-1888)

(1842-1925)

Japanese bureaucrat

Keine's wife or second wife

Japanese princely priest in the Edo period; son of Fushimi-no-miya Sadayuki shinnō

26 Mar 1835 - certain 16 Mar 1868

A member of the Japanese imperial family during the late Edo period. The second son of Prince Fushimi-no-miya Kuniie. Prince Ippin. The first head of the Shōgō-in princely family. Mitsui Nagatoshi, a clergy member of the Shin-Kumano Temple.

Japanese Imperial Family

Japanese politician (1849-1940)

Japanese politician (1875-1914)

Japanese noble lady (1872-1947)

member of Japanese House of Peers (1882-1945)

Japanese prince and general (1865–1945)

Wife of a Japanese noble and politician’s ancestor, connected to prominent aristocratic families in 19th-century Japan.

(1908-1976)

[寛子] daughter of Imperial Prince Kan'in-no-miya Kotohito

Former royal family member

Japanese princess

Japanese princess

Japanese general

Japanese politician (1913-1990)

Japanese princess

Japanese Kazoku, politician. (1903-1990)

Japanese politician

second and last heir of the Takeda-no-miya collateral branch of the Japanese Imperial Family (1909-1992)

1940-

Japanese diplomat

Prime Minister of Japan (1852-1933)

(1860-1933)

Japanese military personnel (1883-1960)

Japanese military person

Japanese general (1852-1919)

Wife of Japanese Prime Minister Teiji Tanaka, known for her health challenges and her villa in Oiso.

Japanese general (1879-1946)

Prime Minister of Japan from 1918 to 1921

Japanese prime minister's wife, supporter, and partner, influential in political circles, remembered for her dedication and resilience.

(1794-1863)

1750-

-1887

Japanese person

samurai

Japanese politician (1854-1936)

1865 - certain 1946

(- 1878)

one of the three great nobles who led the Meiji Restoration, regarded as one of the main founders of modern Japan (1830-1878)

Japanese businessman (1838-1921)

daimyo (1856-1921)

Samurai of Satsuma Domain, official of Amami, and heir of the family head.

1834 -

Japanese politician (1835-1888)

Member of a prominent Japanese business family, connected to influential political figures of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Japanese businessman

Japanese businessperson (1877-1949)

(May 1891 - )

Esteemed Japanese politician and daughter of a prominent statesman, renowned for her influential family heritage.

(1878-1958)

Japanese politician

Japanese bureaucrat

Japanese politician (1861-1949)

(1879-1936)

1884

The daughter of Michima Michiaki, wife of Nobutaka Makino

Japanese politician

Japanese businessperson

Japanese businessman and politician

maternal grandmother of Yoko Ono

Japanese businessman

Japanese businesswoman and family member of prominent industrial and political dynasties.

Japanese businessperson (1840-1922)

Japanese sprinter

Japanese politician (1867-1919)

Japanese military personnel and politician

Japanese diplomat (1861-1929)

A prominent figure in Japanese politics and business, known for his leadership and influence across multiple generations.

Japanese businesswoman with notable familial ties to prominent entrepreneurs and political figures.

A prominent Japanese banker and businessman, former president of multiple banks, and influential industry leader in early 20th-century Japan.

1912-

Japanese politician's granddaughter known for her connections to historical political figures.

Japanese businessman

Japanese palace officials, politicians, and members of the nobility. He is a member of the House of Lords. (1899 - 1962)

(1889-1941)

Imperial Palace Court noble official, old aristocrat earl.

Japanese historian (1900-1995)

82nd Izumo no Kuni no Miyatsuko

Prime minister of Japan (1878–1967)

The head lady-in-waiting of the Japanese Imperial Palace's Eastern Palace, a loyal assistant to the Crown Princess.

The politician's wife, Shigeru Yoshida's partner and supporter.

(1901-1972)

(1906-1981)

Japanese kabuki actor (1903-1994)

mother of Yoko Ono (1911-1999)

resident of the Former Kusuo Yasuda Residence

Japanese businessperson

Japanese noblewoman and descendant of influential political figures in early 20th-century Japan.

(1922-2015)

83rd Izumo National Treasurer

literary scholar

Mother of a Japanese politician (1915-1996)

Japanese researcher of early childhood education

Japanese entrepreneur (1911-1980)

Daughter of Fumiko Senge, descendant of notable Japanese political lineage.

Japanese princess; widow of Prince Tomohito of Mikasa

Prime Minister of Japan from 2008 to 2009

Japanese businessperson

84th Izumo Kokuzō

A descendant of notable Japanese political and cultural lineage, with ties to Takahashi Korekiyo.

Japanese admiral (1861-1923)

Tomosaburō Kato's wife

Japanese politician (1850-1942)

(1858-1944)

(1808-1873)

(1814-1900)

(1845-1923)

Japanese industrialist; founder of Mitsubishi

Japanese banker

(1844-1910)

Nagasaki, the eldest daughter of Shozo Araki. Her children are Sadakichi (eldest son, owner of Kashima Ranyon), the eldest daughter, Otohe (second daughter, Nagasaki, wife of Toshi Jiro Araki), the fourth daughter, and the fifth daughter.

Japanese bureaucrat and industrialist during the Meiji period, renowned for government service, cultural pursuits, and involvement in early Japanese industry.

Japanese politician (1860-1926)

1865 -

Japanese industrialist (1865–1955)

Japanese businessperson (1887-1956)

Japanese businessperson (1881-1930)

Japanese businessperson (1879-1945)

Lukagawa's sixth daughter. Her child is Yaeko (the eldest daughter).

(1888-1975)

Japanese businessperson (1895-1959)

Japanese businessperson (1896-1983)

Japanese businessperson (1895-1967)

Japanese social worker

(1888-1970)

Japanese linguist (1922–2017)

Toshiyuki Iwasaki's younger daughter

Miyoshi Iwasaki's third daughter

Japanese businessperson (1909-1990)

(1914-2005)

Japanese diplomat (1924-2001)

Japanese singer

Japanese businessman

Japanese politician

businessman (1897-1971)

Japanese military personnel (1835-1900)

Japanese general (1864-1929)

1874 - certain 1937

Japanese politician (1910-1998)

Japanese politician (1870-1931)

1873 -

Japanese businessperson (1899-1976)

Japanese businessperson (1896-1976)

Japanese politician and Prime Minister of Japan (1855–1932)

Japanese politician

Japanese philanthropist (1921-2017)

Prime Minister of Japan (1858-1936)

admiral in the Imperial Japanese Navy (1868-1952)

Japanese military personnel (1908-1944)

Japanese politician executed (1878-1948)

spouse of Koki Hirota

Japanese politician and general (1876–1943)

-

kugyō

daimyo

(1774-1841)

Yoshitame Matsudaira's eldest daughter. She was the wife of Maeda Naohiro and later the wife of Konoe Motomasa.

kugyō

spouse of Tokugawa Ienari

daughter of Konoe Tadahiro (1807-1850)

Japanese court noble (1808-1898)

[島津久長] samurai from Kajiki-Shimazu clan during late-Edo period

Japanese noble (1811-1884)

Japanese daimyō

daughter of Tokugawa Ienari, wife of Maeda Nariaki (1813-1868)

The daughter of Yasuhisa Okumura (a retainer).

Kuze Kiho (vassal's daughter)

daimyo of the late Edo period; 9th Lord of Kurume

(1815-1903)

1799-

Samurai leader of Satsuma Domain, known for financial reforms and family lineage, father of Atsuhime, active during late Edo period.

A woman from the late Edo period (Bakumatsu). The principal wife of Tanegashima Hisamichi.

kugyō

Maternal matriarch of prominent Japanese political figures, bridging generations through her familial legacy.

daimyo

Keining Maeda's formal wife

Keine's wife or second wife

(1842-1902)

The ninth head of the Maeda family during the late Edo period

Baron of the branch family of the Maeda Marquis House

The feudal lord during the late Edo period. 11th daimyo of the Inaba Tottori Domain. Appointed to the court rank of Junior Fourth Rank, Chamberlain, and Inaba Governor. The 13th head of the Ikeda family of Tottori Domain. The fourth son of Maeda Sadayoshi.

Japanese daimyo and bureaucrat (1856-1921)

29 Jul 1841 - certain 27 Jul 1920

12th Lord of the Kaga Daishōji Domain, Japanese feudal lord in 19th century.

A noble domain lord from the Kaga region, with a brief life punctuated by early death and complex family succession.

3 Feb 1845 - 23 May 1919

Spouse of a lord in Japan (1849-1900)

Japanese prince

Japanese shogun

Japanese daimyō

Second daughter of Nakayasu Ikeda. Wife of Yoshie Ikeda.

daimyo of the late Edo period; 10th Lord of Kurume

Feudal lord and domain governor of Tsuwa Province during late Edo and early Meiji periods.

daimyo of the late Edo period; 7th lord of Kawagoe and 1st lord of Marbashi

Japanese politician (1863-1904)

1869 - 20 Oct 1891

Japanese aristocrat, founder of shorthand writing system (1867-1939)

Important female member of the Kodoi family in Japan, political family member

Japanese bhikku

2 Apr 1872 - 5 Apr 1919

Japanese aristocrat (1867-1944)

(1864-1923)

5th daimyo of the Kaga domain on Kyushu

(1854-1899)

(1839-1893)

9 Feb 1866 - certain 1 Jun 1909

Japanese admiral (1862-1913)

Japanese politician (1863-1940)

Japanese politician (1891–1945)

Spouse of a Japanese prime minister

Japanese composer and conductor

Japanese poet and musicologist

Noble legislators and guardians of cultural heritage

Japanese actress

Japanese minister

1889 - certain 1967

Japanese actor

(1887-1908)

Royal princess of the Meiji era, born into Japanese imperial nobility, known for her brief life and early passing.

Japanese noble

Japanese politician (1884-1963)

(1882-1898)

(1868-1914)

Husband of Baron Hosokawa Kosei

wife of Iemasa Tokugawa

Japanese publisher for seitai

historian (1922-2012)

(1915-1956)

(1918-1940)

Founder of Seitai (1911–1976)

fisheries scientist and philatelist (1912-1996)

Japanese politician

Japanese composer and conductor (1931-2003)

Noble and aristocratic children perished in the Great Kanto Earthquake.

Japanese composer

Japanese prince

Japanese princess; widow of Takahito, Prince Mikasa (1923–2024)

Japanese writer and aristocrat, granddaughter of Tokugawa Yoshinobu, known for her historical works and reflections on noble family legacies.

A Japanese writer and descendant of the last Edo shogunate, known for autobiographical works and her deep reverence for her noble heritage.

businessperson

President of the Japanese Red Cross

50th Prime Minister of Japan

Japanese former princess; eldest child of Takahito, Prince Mikasa, and Yuriko, Princess Mikasa

Leader of social activities promoting public welfare and women's rights

Japanese cellist

Japanese violinist

American musician

Japanese prince (1954-2002)

Japanese creative director and videographer

Japanese potter

Japanese businessman and heir presumptive of Shimazu clan

Japanese chef

Japanese politician (1867-1952)

general in the Imperial Japanese Army (1875-1953)

1886 -

Prime Minister of Japan (1880-1948)

Japanese politician and wife of the 37th Prime Minister of Japan, active in early 20th century.

Japanese military personnel

1861-

Japanese politician, army officer, and convicted war criminal (1884–1948)

(1890-1982)

Japanese military personnel

Japanese businessperson (1914-2012)

(1923-2000)

Japanese politician

Meiji-era industrialist and politician, House of Representatives member, active in Niigata's shipping and banking industries.

Japanese officer, war criminal (1880–1950)

Wife of Japan's 41st Prime Minister, Kuniaki Koiso

Japanese politician

politician

29th Prime Minister of Japan (1868-1948)

-

Servant of Prince Sadasaki Fushimi-no-miya. Child: Fushō-in (August 20-23, 1806, third son).

Kugyō or Japanese court noble of the Edo period

Japanese prince

15 Jan 1814 - 28 Sep 1892

(1776-1841)

Wife of Prince Fushimi-no-miya Tomohiro

Fushiminomiya Kunie's wife

Wife of Prince Fushiminomiya Kuniie

Japanese concubine (1836-1907)

Emperor of Japan from 1846 to 1867

21 Dec 1833 - certain 30 Oct 1905

court lady of emperor Ninko

Kugyō or Japanese court noble of the late Edo (1789-1868)

Japanese prince

Noble woman from a samurai family, lady-in-waiting to Prince Kuninomiya Asuhiko, and ancestor of Japanese imperial family members.

Japanese noblewoman and lady-in-waiting to Prince Asahiko Kunikuni during the Meiji and Taishō periods.

(1850-1881)

Emperor of Japan from 1867 until 1912

(1867-1947); fifth concubine of Emperor Meiji

A member of the Japanese imperial family during the late Edo period. The second son of Prince Fushimi-no-miya Kuniie. Prince Ippin. The first head of the Shōgō-in princely family. Mitsui Nagatoshi, a clergy member of the Shin-Kumano Temple.

(1836-1862)

Japanese prince

Japanese noble (1826-1916)

Japanese prince

Japanese prince (1851-1876)

The third son of Imperial Prince Fushiminomiya Kuniie. Manshuin Monzeki. Two dishes

Japanese prince (1816-1891)

19 Jun 1862 - 13 Jul 1923

Japanese prince

Japanese prince

Japanese Imperial Family

16 May 1850 - 14 Nov 1874

1 Mar 1827 - certain 24 Jan 1908

Japanese prince

Japanese prince and general (1865–1945)

Japanese empress (1849-1914)

Japanese prince (1887-1990)

daughter of Emperor Meiji of Japan

Japanese prince

Early Meiji noble and spiritual trainee known for her short, noble life and royal lineage.

Japanese prince (1875-1937)

Japanese prince (1867-1909)

Japanese prince (1887-1981)

18 Feb 1868 - 9 Jan 1949

Japanese noble families

Japanese prince

Japanese princess and member of the imperial family, wife of Oda Hidemitsu, known as Princess Junko.

Japanese noblewoman of imperial descent, consort of Marquis Ikeda, and aunt of Empress Kōjun.

Japanese princess (1882-1976)

A former Japanese Imperial Family member, princess, and founder of a dressmaking school dedicated to women's education after her departure from royalty.

Japanese princess (1891-1931)

12 Jul 1851 - 10 Nov 1920

5 Dec 1858 - certain 26 Dec 1907

(1879-1956)

Japanese nobleman

Japanese princess; daughter of Emperor Meiji and Sono Sachiko

fourth son of Emperor Meiji

daughter of Emperor Meiji and Yanagiwara Naruko

Japanese princess; eldest child of Emperor Meiji and Sono Sachiko

(1893-1894); son of Emperor Meiji and Sono Sachiko

Emperor of Japan from 1912 until 1926

(1877-1878); son of Emperor Meiji and Yanagiwara Naruko

daughter of emperor Meiji

younger daughter of Emperor Meiji and Chigusa Kotoko

elder daughter of Emperor Meiji and Chigusa Kotoko

stillborn son of Emperor Meiji and Hamuro Mitsuko

daughter of Emperor Meiji; spouse of Prince Kitashirakawa Naruhisa (1890-1974)

son of Prince Naruhiko

son of Prince Naruhiko

Former Japanese imperial family, nobility, and military personnel (1920 - 2006)

Imperial Japanese Army officer; member of a cadet line of the Japanese imperial family

Japanese princess (1907-1985)

Japanese-Korean princess

A young Japanese imperial princess of the Taishō era, known for her brief life and noble lineage.

Former Japanese imperial family member

Japanese Imperial Family

Japanese military personnel

Japanese military personnel

(1903-1923)

Japanese politician (1900-1978)

(1914-1944)

Japanese princess (1911-1989)

(1912-1994)

Japanese princess and writer (1919-2019)

Japanese empress

Titular head of the Higashifushimi-no-miya, an extinct branch of the Imperial House of Japan, and a Buddhist monk

Japanese nobility, politicians, and military personnel. Marquis. (1902-1935)

Japanese prince (1901-1959)

(1906-1989)

(1904-1945)

(1902-1909)

Emperor of Japan from 1926 to 1989

The second princess of the Japanese Imperial Family, Prince Kitashirakawa Naruhisa (1913-2001).

Former Japanese princess and author known for her picture books and notable family connections to the imperial lineage.

Japanese ex-imperial-family member

Japanese businessman and ornithology institute chairman with royal family heritage and extensive leadership experience across major corporations.

Former Japanese princess

(1923-2009)

Japanese former princess; daughter of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

Japanese politician (1872-1951)

Kijuro Shidehara's wife (1881 - 1956)

(1794-1863)

1750-

(- 1878)

one of the three great nobles who led the Meiji Restoration, regarded as one of the main founders of modern Japan (1830-1878)

Japanese politician (1835-1888)

Samurai of Satsuma Domain, official of Amami, and heir of the family head.

Japanese politician (1854-1936)

A pioneering educator, technologist, and Christian evangelist shaping Japan's modernization during the Meiji era.

Japanese concubine (1836-1907)

Japanese businessperson (1840-1922)

Japanese politician (1861-1949)

The daughter of Michima Michiaki, wife of Nobutaka Makino

Japanese sprinter

Japanese politician (1867-1919)

Japanese politician

(1878-1958)

Japanese politician

Japanese bureaucrat

Japanese military personnel and politician

(May 1891 - )

Japanese court noble (1839-1906)

(1849-1946)

Emperor of Japan from 1867 until 1912

Japanese lady-in-waiting; concubine of Emperor Meiji; mother of Emperor Taishō

(1853-1920)

Esteemed Japanese politician and daughter of a prominent statesman, renowned for her influential family heritage.

1884

Prime minister of Japan (1878–1967)

(1889-1941)

The politician's wife, Shigeru Yoshida's partner and supporter.

Japanese entrepreneur (1860-1928)

Japanese businessman

Imperial Palace Court noble official, old aristocrat earl.

The head lady-in-waiting of the Japanese Imperial Palace's Eastern Palace, a loyal assistant to the Crown Princess.

1912-

Japanese historian (1900-1995)

Japanese empress consort

Emperor of Japan from 1912 until 1926

Japanese entomologist

Japanese businessman

Japanese princess; daughter of Emperor Meiji and Sono Sachiko

fourth son of Emperor Meiji

daughter of Emperor Meiji and Yanagiwara Naruko

Japanese princess; eldest child of Emperor Meiji and Sono Sachiko

(1877-1878); son of Emperor Meiji and Yanagiwara Naruko

daughter of emperor Meiji

younger daughter of Emperor Meiji and Chigusa Kotoko

elder daughter of Emperor Meiji and Chigusa Kotoko

daughter of Emperor Meiji; spouse of Prince Kitashirakawa Naruhisa (1890-1974)

(1878-1901)

1893 - 1 Apr 1974

Japanese politician, aristocrat

The fourth son of Kuzō Michitaka. Detached branch, baron.

Mother of a Japanese politician (1915-1996)

literary scholar

Japanese entrepreneur (1911-1980)

Prime Minister of Japan (1911-2004)

1919 - 22 Mar 2015

Japanese researcher of early childhood education

Japanese prince

Japanese princess; widow of Takahito, Prince Mikasa (1923–2024)

Japanese businessperson

Japanese prince (1902-1953)

Japanese prince; third son of Emperor Taishō and Empress Teimei

Emperor of Japan from 1926 to 1989

Japanese politician

(1918-1940)

Japanese businessman

Japanese princess (1911-2004); wife of Nobuhito, Prince Takamatsu

Japanese princess; wife of Yasuhito, Prince Chichibu

Japanese tea ceremony culture inheritor and promoter

Japanese princess; widow of Prince Tomohito of Mikasa

Prime Minister of Japan from 2008 to 2009

Japanese businessperson

Japanese prince (1946-2012)

Japanese businessperson

Japanese politician

Japanese prince (1948–2014)

Japanese former princess; younger daughter of Takahito, Prince Mikasa, and Yuriko, Princess Mikasa

Japanese former princess; eldest child of Takahito, Prince Mikasa, and Yuriko, Princess Mikasa

Japanese prince (1954-2002)

Japanese tea master (1956-)

President of the Japanese Red Cross

Japanese princess; widow of Norihito, Prince Takamado

Japanese former princess; daughter of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

Japanese former princess; youngest daughter of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

Former Japanese princess

Japanese prince; second son of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

Emperor of Japan from 1989 to 2019

Japanese former princess; fourth daughter of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

second daughter and child of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

Japanese princess; younger daughter of Prince and Princess Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese princess; elder daughter of Prince and Princess Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese businessperson

Japanese businessman

Japanese poet

Japanese creative director and videographer

Japanese princess; youngest daughter of Norihito, Prince Takamado, and Hisako, Princess Takamado

Japanese princess; eldest daughter of Norihito, Prince Takamado, and Hisako, Princess Takamado

Japanese princess; second daughter of Norihito, Prince Takamado and Hisako, Princess Takamado

Japanese politician (1887-1978)

Tetsu Katayama's wife

Japanese banker and politician

Japanese politician (1887-1959)

1895 -

Japanese political matriarch

Japanese politician

(1859-1926)

Prime Minister of Japan from 1954 to 1956

Japanese educator and wife of Japanese Prime Minister

Japanese lawyer

Japanese businessman

Japanese politician (1918-1993)

Japanese politician

Japanese electrical engineering researcher

Japanese businessman

Prime Minister of Japan from 2009 to 2010

Japanese politician (1948–2016)

Japanese actress

Japanese actor and model

Japanese academician

Japanese politician

Japanese politician

Nichiren-shū Buddhist monk

Prime Minister of Japan from 1956 to 1957

The wife of a famous Japanese politician, an educator, quietly supports the national leader.

(1913-2003)

The samurai of the Hagi Domain, ninth head of the Sato family, a descendant of the Genji clan and a member of a political aristocratic family.

Japanese politician and Chōshū vassal

A prominent family patriarch known for his familial ties and legacy.

Japanese politician

Japanese general (1850–1926)

1872

1875 -

Japanese diplomat and politician, known for his diplomatic service and contributions to international relations.

Wife of Hondō Kōjirō, daughter of Yoshihiro Oshima, notable for her familial connections and societal influence.

Daughter of Yoshimasa Oshima, wife of Haruichi Nagaoka, honored with a notable family lineage.

Japanese diplomat and judge

56th and 57th Prime Minister of Japan (1896-1987)

wife of Nobusuke Kishi (1901–1980)

Prime Minister of Japan from 1964 to 1972

Japanese naval officer (1889-1958)

Japanese politician

The eldest daughter of Hondou Koujirou (Yamaguchi Prefecture, Military Medical Supervisor)

pouses of Prime Minister Eisaku Satō

Japanese businessman

mother of Shinzō Abe (1928-2024)

Japanese businessman (1921-2017)

Japanese politician (1924-1991)

Japanese politician (1932–2016)

Japanese manager (1933-2006)

Japanese businessperson

Japanese politician

Japanese businessman

Prime Minister of Japan from 2006–2007 and 2012–2020 (1954-2022)

Japanese politician's wife

wife of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe

Japanese politician

Prime Minister of Japan from 1960 to 1964

1912 - certain 9 Jan 2001

The samurai of the Hagi Domain, ninth head of the Sato family, a descendant of the Genji clan and a member of a political aristocratic family.

Japanese politician and Chōshū vassal

A prominent family patriarch known for his familial ties and legacy.

Japanese politician

Japanese general (1850–1926)

1872

1875 -

Japanese diplomat and politician, known for his diplomatic service and contributions to international relations.

Wife of Hondō Kōjirō, daughter of Yoshihiro Oshima, notable for her familial connections and societal influence.

Prime Minister of Japan from 1964 to 1972

pouses of Prime Minister Eisaku Satō

56th and 57th Prime Minister of Japan (1896-1987)

Japanese naval officer (1889-1958)

wife of Nobusuke Kishi (1901–1980)

Japanese politician

The eldest daughter of Hondou Koujirou (Yamaguchi Prefecture, Military Medical Supervisor)

Japanese businessman

Japanese politician (1932–2016)

mother of Shinzō Abe (1928-2024)

Japanese businessman (1921-2017)

Japanese politician (1924-1991)

Japanese manager (1933-2006)

Japanese businessperson

Japanese politician

Japanese businessman

Prime Minister of Japan from 2006–2007 and 2012–2020 (1954-2022)

Japanese politician's wife

wife of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe

Japanese politician

Japanese politician (1918-1993)

Japanese politician's wife, Prime Minister's wife, traditional family education.

politician

Japanese writer and music critic

Japanese politician (born 1944)

Japanese politician

Japanese certified public accountant

Japanese politician

Japanese politician (1907-1988)

Japanese activist

Japanese politician (1915-1968)

Japanese politician

Japanese politician

Japanese politician (1942-2020)

Japanese politician

Japanese politician

Prime Minister of Japan from 1976 to 1978

wife of Takeo Fukuda

Japanese businessperson (1906-1974)

Prime Minister of Japan from 2007 to 2008

First Lady of Japan

Japanese politician

Japanese politician (1910-1980)

1916 - certain 1990

(1794-1863)

(- 1878)

one of the three great nobles who led the Meiji Restoration, regarded as one of the main founders of modern Japan (1830-1878)

Japanese politician (1835-1888)

Japanese businessperson (1840-1922)

Japanese politician (1861-1949)

The daughter of Michima Michiaki, wife of Nobutaka Makino

Japanese politician

Japanese sprinter

Japanese politician (1867-1919)

(1878-1958)

Japanese politician

Japanese bureaucrat

Prime minister of Japan (1878–1967)

(1889-1941)

Japanese businessman

The politician's wife, Shigeru Yoshida's partner and supporter.

Imperial Palace Court noble official, old aristocrat earl.

Japanese entrepreneur (1860-1928)

The head lady-in-waiting of the Japanese Imperial Palace's Eastern Palace, a loyal assistant to the Crown Princess.

Japanese empress consort

Emperor of Japan from 1912 until 1926

Japanese entomologist

Prime Minister of Japan (1911-2004)

1919 - 22 Mar 2015

Mother of a Japanese politician (1915-1996)

Japanese entrepreneur (1911-1980)

literary scholar

Japanese prince

Japanese princess; widow of Takahito, Prince Mikasa (1923–2024)

Japanese researcher of early childhood education

Japanese businessperson

Japanese politician

Prime Minister of Japan from 2008 to 2009

Japanese princess; widow of Prince Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese businessperson

Japanese prince (1946-2012)

Japanese prince (1948–2014)

Japanese former princess; younger daughter of Takahito, Prince Mikasa, and Yuriko, Princess Mikasa

Japanese former princess; eldest child of Takahito, Prince Mikasa, and Yuriko, Princess Mikasa

Japanese prince (1954-2002)

Japanese businessperson

Japanese princess; younger daughter of Prince and Princess Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese princess; elder daughter of Prince and Princess Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese businessman

Japanese merchant

Japanese politician (1918-2019)

30 Oct 1921 - certain 7 Nov 2012

Japanese politician

Japanese politician

Japanese politician (1900-1984)

74th Prime Minister of Japan (1924-2000)

wife of Prime Minister of Japan Noboru Takeshita

Japanese politician (1946-2021)

Japanese businessman

Japanese politician

Takeshita Nobutaka's second daughter

Takeshita Noboru's eldest daughter. She is the director of the special nursing home "Shirane Seimei-en" in Minami-Alps City, Yamanashi Prefecture.

1938-

Nobumaru Kanemaru's eldest son. President and advisor of Television Yamanashi, director of FM Fuji, and head of the Yamanashi Prefecture Board of Education.

Japanese manga artist

Japanese singer, songwriter and actor

Japanese actress

The 75th Prime Minister of Japan (1922-1998)

Japanese politician (former Prime Minister) (1931-2022)

Japanese politician's wife, who served as First Lady.

1959-

Japanese politician and professor at Daito Bunka University. (1884 - 1963)

Japanese linguist

78th Prime Minister of Japan (1919-2007)

18 Feb 1920 - 4 May 2014

Japanese politician (1921-2012)

Japanese businesswoman, daughter of former Prime Minister Miyazawa

Diplomat; US Ambassador to Malaysia, 2005-07

Japanese politician

American businesswoman and fashion designer

Japanese tarento

(1774-1856)

Yoshitame Matsudaira's eldest daughter. She was the wife of Maeda Naohiro and later the wife of Konoe Motomasa.

daughter of Konoe Tadahiro (1807-1850)

Japanese court noble (1808-1898)

[島津久長] samurai from Kajiki-Shimazu clan during late-Edo period

Japanese noble (1811-1884)

Japanese daimyō

(1798-1850)

Yoshiyuki Sagara's concubine and lady-in-waiting

daughter of Tokugawa Ienari, wife of Maeda Nariaki (1813-1868)

Kuze Kiho (vassal's daughter)

Japanese daimyō

(1842-1902)

16 Jun 1836 - certain 5 Jun 1903

kugyō

Maternal matriarch of prominent Japanese political figures, bridging generations through her familial legacy.

daimyo

Japanese daimyō

Keining Maeda's formal wife

Keine's wife or second wife

[島津忠義] daimyo of the late-Edo period and peerage of the Empire of Japan

A woman from the late Edo and early Taisho period, a concubine of the Shimazu family, and the mother of many children.

Japanese daimyō

The ninth head of the Maeda family during the late Edo period

1851-

Spouse of a lord in Japan (1849-1900)

(1839-1893)

9 Feb 1866 - certain 1 Jun 1909

Japanese aristocrat, founder of shorthand writing system (1867-1939)

Japanese politician (1863-1904)

1869 - 20 Oct 1891

Important female member of the Kodoi family in Japan, political family member

Japanese bhikku

2 Apr 1872 - 5 Apr 1919

Japanese aristocrat (1867-1944)

(1864-1923)

5th daimyo of the Kaga domain on Kyushu

(1854-1899)

Daimyo from the end of the Edo period to the early Meiji period (1835 - 1876)

7 Jan 1865 - 10 Feb 1939

Japanese admiral (1862-1913)

The seventh daughter of Shimazu Tadayoshi. Wife of Sadamitsu Hisamatsu.

Japanese Marquise Lady, Wife of the Kuroda Family

Members of the Tokugawa family before and after the war in Japan

Japanese admiral

Hoso Kawashō's wife

Spouse of a Japanese prime minister

Japanese politician (1891–1945)

Japanese minister

1889 - certain 1967

(1882-1898)

(1868-1914)

(1881-1904)

Mitsuhisa Hosokawa's second daughter. The first wife of Naozumi Matsudaira.

Husband of Baron Hosokawa Kosei

Japanese politician

22 Apr 1895 - certain 18 Jan 1920

Japanese politician

Tsunehisa Shimazu's second daughter? Third daughter? The former wife of Ikeda Norimasa. Later, the wife and second wife of Matsudaira Naomasa.

Japanese composer and conductor

Japanese poet and musicologist

Noble legislators and guardians of cultural heritage

Japanese empress consort

Emperor of Japan from 1912 until 1926

Japanese entomologist

Japanese actress

(1864-1940)

Japanese politician (1884-1963)

(1918-1940)

Japanese politician

Japanese publisher for seitai

historian (1922-2012)

(1915-1956)

Founder of Seitai (1911–1976)

fisheries scientist and philatelist (1912-1996)

Japanese prince

Japanese princess; widow of Takahito, Prince Mikasa (1923–2024)

Japanese composer and conductor (1931-2003)

Noble and aristocratic children perished in the Great Kanto Earthquake.

Japanese composer

Japanese businessperson (1926-2012)

Japanese prince (1902-1953)

Emperor of Japan from 1926 to 1989

50th Prime Minister of Japan

Leader of social activities promoting public welfare and women's rights

President of the Japanese Red Cross

Japanese former princess; eldest child of Takahito, Prince Mikasa, and Yuriko, Princess Mikasa

businessperson

Japanese prince (1948–2014)

Japanese former princess; younger daughter of Takahito, Prince Mikasa, and Yuriko, Princess Mikasa

Japanese prince (1946-2012)

Japanese prince (1954-2002)

Japanese cellist

Japanese violinist

Japanese princess; widow of Norihito, Prince Takamado

Japanese potter

Japanese chef

Japanese creative director and videographer

Japanese businessman and heir presumptive of Shimazu clan

Japanese princess; younger daughter of Prince and Princess Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese educator and businessman

Japanese politician

80th Prime Minister of Japan (1935-2017)

The wife of a Japanese politician, who once served as First Lady.

Japanese politician (1967-2020)

Japanese politician

81st Prime Minister of Japan

The image of a wartime nurse, a dedicated and devoted First Lady

Japanese military personnel

Japanese businessman

(1888-1983)

Japanese biologist

Japanese politician

(1912-2002)

Japanese engineer

Japanese engineer

82nd and 83rd Prime Minister of Japan (1937-2006)

A senior Japanese social welfare leader and the wife of a former prime minister, active in public welfare activities.

Japanese politician and journalist

Japanese politician

Japanese politician

Japanese politician

(1906-1996)

Japanese politician (1904-1958)

84th Prime Minister of Japan (1937-2000)

Enthusiastic advocate of environmental protection and political movements

Japanese businessman and politician (1930-2008)

Japanese politician

Japanese illustrator

Japanese TV producer

Japanese politician

86th Prime Minister of Japan

Former Japanese Prime Minister's wife, graduate of the Faculty of Education, with a rich family life.

Japanese politician (1964-2011)

Japanese politician (1865–1951)

(1907-2001)

Japanese politician

Prime Minister of Japan from 2001 to 2006

Japanese management consultant, ex-wife of Junichiro Koizumi

The sister of former Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi

Koizumi Junichiro's son

Japanese politician

Japanese actor

Japanese radio announcer and host

Japanese television personality

The samurai of the Hagi Domain, ninth head of the Sato family, a descendant of the Genji clan and a member of a political aristocratic family.

Japanese politician and Chōshū vassal

A prominent family patriarch known for his familial ties and legacy.

Japanese general (1850–1926)

Japanese politician

Japanese diplomat and politician, known for his diplomatic service and contributions to international relations.

1872

1875 -

Wife of Hondō Kōjirō, daughter of Yoshihiro Oshima, notable for her familial connections and societal influence.

Daughter of Yoshimasa Oshima, wife of Haruichi Nagaoka, honored with a notable family lineage.

Japanese diplomat and judge

Japanese politician

The eldest daughter of Hondou Koujirou (Yamaguchi Prefecture, Military Medical Supervisor)

wife of Nobusuke Kishi (1901–1980)

56th and 57th Prime Minister of Japan (1896-1987)

Japanese businessman

Prime Minister of Japan from 1964 to 1972

Japanese naval officer (1889-1958)

pouses of Prime Minister Eisaku Satō

Japanese politician (1924-1991)

mother of Shinzō Abe (1928-2024)

Japanese businessperson

Japanese businessman (1921-2017)

Japanese manager (1933-2006)

Japanese politician (1932–2016)

Prime Minister of Japan from 2006–2007 and 2012–2020 (1954-2022)

wife of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe

Japanese businessman

Japanese politician

Japanese politician's wife

Japanese politician

wife of Takeo Fukuda

Prime Minister of Japan from 1976 to 1978

Japanese businessperson (1906-1974)

Prime Minister of Japan from 2007 to 2008

First Lady of Japan

Japanese politician

(1794-1863)

1750-

(- 1878)

one of the three great nobles who led the Meiji Restoration, regarded as one of the main founders of modern Japan (1830-1878)

Japanese politician (1835-1888)

Samurai of Satsuma Domain, official of Amami, and heir of the family head.

Japanese concubine (1836-1907)

Japanese imperial chamberlain (1818-1885)

Japanese politician (1854-1936)

kuge

Japanese businessperson (1840-1922)

Japanese politician (1861-1949)

The daughter of Michima Michiaki, wife of Nobutaka Makino

Japanese politician

Japanese sprinter

Japanese politician (1867-1919)

(1878-1958)

Japanese politician

Japanese bureaucrat

Japanese military personnel and politician

(May 1891 - )

Japanese court noble (1839-1906)

(1849-1946)

Emperor of Japan from 1867 until 1912

Japanese lady-in-waiting; concubine of Emperor Meiji; mother of Emperor Taishō

(1853-1920)

Prime minister of Japan (1878–1967)

(1889-1941)

Japanese businessman

The politician's wife, Shigeru Yoshida's partner and supporter.

Imperial Palace Court noble official, old aristocrat earl.

Japanese entrepreneur (1860-1928)

The head lady-in-waiting of the Japanese Imperial Palace's Eastern Palace, a loyal assistant to the Crown Princess.

Japanese empress consort

Emperor of Japan from 1912 until 1926

Japanese entomologist

1912-

Japanese historian (1900-1995)

daughter of Emperor Meiji of Japan

Japanese princess; daughter of Emperor Meiji and Sono Sachiko

fourth son of Emperor Meiji

(1893-1894); son of Emperor Meiji and Sono Sachiko

Japanese princess (1891-1931)

daughter of emperor Meiji

younger daughter of Emperor Meiji and Chigusa Kotoko

stillborn son of Emperor Meiji and Hamuro Mitsuko

(1878-1901)

1893 - 1 Apr 1974

The fifth son of Kujo Michitaka. A branch family, Baron.

Japanese politician, aristocrat

The fourth son of Kuzō Michitaka. Detached branch, baron.

Mother of a Japanese politician (1915-1996)

Japanese entrepreneur (1911-1980)

Prime Minister of Japan (1911-2004)

1919 - 22 Mar 2015

literary scholar

Japanese prince

Japanese princess; widow of Takahito, Prince Mikasa (1923–2024)

Japanese researcher of early childhood education

Japanese prince (1902-1953)

Japanese prince; third son of Emperor Taishō and Empress Teimei

Emperor of Japan from 1926 to 1989

Japanese politician

(1918-1940)

Japanese businessman

Japanese princess (1911-2004); wife of Nobuhito, Prince Takamatsu

Japanese empress

Japanese princess; wife of Yasuhito, Prince Chichibu

Japanese businessperson

Japanese tea ceremony culture inheritor and promoter

Prime Minister of Japan from 2008 to 2009

Japanese businessperson

Japanese princess; widow of Prince Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese businessperson

Japanese politician

Japanese prince (1946-2012)

Japanese prince (1948–2014)

Japanese former princess; younger daughter of Takahito, Prince Mikasa, and Yuriko, Princess Mikasa

Japanese former princess; eldest child of Takahito, Prince Mikasa, and Yuriko, Princess Mikasa

Japanese prince (1954-2002)

Japanese tea master (1956-)

President of the Japanese Red Cross

Japanese princess; widow of Norihito, Prince Takamado

Japanese former princess; daughter of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

Japanese former princess; youngest daughter of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

Former Japanese princess

Japanese prince; second son of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

Emperor of Japan from 1989 to 2019

Japanese former princess; fourth daughter of Emperor Shōwa and Empress Kōjun

Japanese businessperson

Japanese princess; younger daughter of Prince and Princess Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese princess; elder daughter of Prince and Princess Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese businessman

Japanese poet

Japanese creative director and videographer

Japanese princess; youngest daughter of Norihito, Prince Takamado, and Hisako, Princess Takamado

Japanese princess; eldest daughter of Norihito, Prince Takamado, and Hisako, Princess Takamado

Japanese princess; second daughter of Norihito, Prince Takamado and Hisako, Princess Takamado

husband of Ayako Moriya (formerly Princess Ayako of Takamado)

Kannushi for the Izumo-taisha shrine

Japanese political matriarch

Japanese politician

(1859-1926)

Prime Minister of Japan from 1954 to 1956

Japanese educator and wife of Japanese Prime Minister

Japanese businessman

Japanese lawyer

Japanese politician (1918-1993)

Japanese politician

Japanese businessman

Japanese electrical engineering researcher

Prime Minister of Japan from 2009 to 2010

Japanese actress

Japanese politician (1948–2016)

Japanese actor and model

Japanese academician

Japanese politician

Japanese politician

Japanese businessperson

94th Prime Minister of Japan

Japanese essayist

son of Naoto Kan

son of Naoto Kan

Prime Minister of Japan from 2011 to 2012

wife of Yoshihiko Noda

Japanese local politician

Prime Minister of Japan from 2020 to 2021

First lady in Japan. Yoshihide Suga's wife

Japanese industrialist, who has worked in trade and real estate in Taiwan and Manchuria.

(1895-1961)

Japanese industrialist, graduated from Waseda and Harvard, with combined international experience.

Japanese politician (1926-1992)

Japanese bureaucrat

Prime Minister of Japan From 2021 - 2024

First Lady of Japan from 2021 to 2024

Japanese entrepreneur

Shotaro's short stint in Japanese government wherein the 14th of October 2021 he was appointed as the executive policy secretary under his father's cabinet.

(1857-1945)

Japanese politician (1874-1941)

Japanese politician

Japanese businessman

Japanese politician (1908-1981)

1918-

Japanese businessman

Prime Minister of Japan since 2024

spouse of prime minister of Japan

Ms. Sanae Takashi's mother, police officer

Takashi Sakai's father

Japanese politician (born 1961)

Japanese politician