Ichirō Kōno

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Ichirō Kōno
河野 一郎
Ichirō Kōno in 1961
Deputy Prime Minister Minister of State for the Tokyo Olympics
In office 18 July 1964 –8 July 1965

Political offices
Preceded by Shigeru Hori	Minister of Agriculture and Forestry 1954–1956	Succeeded by Ichitarō Ide
Preceded by Shōjirō Kawashima	Director General of the Administrative Management Agency 1955–1956	Succeeded by Tomejirō Ōkubo
Preceded by Kōichi Uda	Director General of the Economic Planning Agency 1957–1958	Succeeded by Takeo Miki
Preceded by Hideo Sutō	Minister of Agriculture and Forestry 1961–1962	Succeeded by Seishi Shigemasa
Preceded by Umekichi Nakamura	Minister of Construction 1962–1964	Succeeded by Osanori Koyama
New office	Minister of State (with responsibility for the Tokyo Olympics) 1964–1965	Office abolished
Party political offices
New office	Secretary General of the Liberal Party 1945–1946	Succeeded by Banboku Ōno
Preceded by Eisaku Satō	Chair, General Affairs Committee of the Liberal Democratic Party 1958–1959	Succeeded by Shuji Masutani
New title	Head of Shunjūkai 1956–1965	Succeeded by Kiyoshi Mori
Sporting positions
Preceded by Hiroshi Kasuga	President of the Japan Association of Athletics Federations 1965	Succeeded by Kenzō Kōno