Posing for their first official picture, members of the newly installed Kishi cabinet of Japan are, left to right, (front row) Mitsujiro Ishii, Minister without Portfolio; Nobusuke Kishi, Prime Minister and concurrently Foreign Minister; and Hayati Ikeda, Finance Minister; (second row) Isaji Tanaka (closing eyes), State Minister; Shutaro Matsuura (behind Kishi) Labour Minister; Umekichi Nakamura, Justice Minister; and Mikio Mizuta, International Trade and Industry Minister; (third row) Tokuo Nanjo, Construction Minister; Hiroshi Kanda, Welfare Minister; Hirokichi Nadao (behind Nakamura), Education Minister; and Matsusuke Kawamura, State Minister; (fourth row) Taneo Miyazawa, Transportation Minister; Ichitaro Ide, Agriculture and Forestry Minister; Koicho Uda (behind Matsuura), State Minister; and Tomejiro Okubo, State Minister; (fifth row) Syuzo Hayashi, Chief Legislative Bureau; Naokishi Kitazawa, Deputy Director of Cabinet Secretariat; Akira Kodaki, State Minister; and Hirohide Ishida, Director of Cabinet Secretariat. 1 March 1957