Takeo Fukuda

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Takeo Fukuda was a Japanese Liberal Democratic Party politician who served as Prime Minister of Japan from 1976 to 1978.

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instanceOf Japanese politician
human
prime minister
announced Fukuda Doctrine
announcedAt Manila, Philippines
linked to: Manila
announcedInYear 1977
appointedBy Emperor Shōwa
linked to: Emperor Hirohito
birthDate 1905-01-14
birthPlace Gunma Prefecture NERFINISHED
Takasaki, Gunma, Japan
causeOfDeath natural causes
child Yasuo Fukuda NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Japan
deathDate 1995-07-05
deathPlace Tokyo, Japan
linked to: Tokyo
educatedAt Tokyo Imperial University Faculty of Law
University of Tokyo
familyName Fukuda
fieldOfWork politics
focusesOn improving relations with Southeast Asia
gender male
givenName Takeo
holdsOffice 67th Prime Minister of Japan
honorificPrefix The Honourable
linked to: The Honorable
ideology conservatism
knownFor proclaiming that Japan would never again become a military power
promoting peaceful cooperation with ASEAN countries
memberOfPoliticalParty Liberal Democratic Party (Japan)
nativeLanguage Japanese
notableWork Fukuda Doctrine
officeEndTime 1978-12-07
officeStartTime 1976-12-24
parliamentaryGroup Liberal Democratic Party (Japan)
positionHeld Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan
Director-General of the Economic Planning Agency of Japan
Member of the House of Representatives of Japan
Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan
Minister of Finance of Japan
Prime Minister of Japan
precededBy Takeo Miki NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
represented Gunma 3rd district
residence Tokyo, Japan
linked to: Tokyo
spouse Mie Fukuda
succeededBy Masayoshi Ōhira NERFINISHED
termEndAsFinanceMinister 1971
termStartAsFinanceMinister 1969
workedAs bureaucrat in the Ministry of Finance

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Masayoshi Ōhira precededBy Takeo Fukuda
Yasuo Fukuda father Takeo Fukuda
Yasuo Fukuda relative Takeo Fukuda
Takeo Miki succeededBy Takeo Fukuda