- The
Kakushin Club (****anese: 革新倶楽部, "Reformist Club") was a
political party in ****an. The
party was
established on 8
November 1922 as a
merger of the Rikken...
-
Kakushin seitō (革新政党),
meaning reformist political parties or
progressive political parties, is an
umbrella term used in ****an to
refer to a
variety of...
- ****an by
Shinchi Kakushin [ja] (心地覚心) (1207–1298), also
known as
Muhon Kakushin (無本覺心) and
posthumously as
Hotto Kokushi (法燈國師).
Kakushin had
travelled in...
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Reserve Bura
Irrigation and
Settlement Project Nakaegawa T.,
Wachana C. and
KAKUSHIN Team-3
Modeling Group. (2012). "First
impact ****essment of hydrological...
- Dōshikai 1922: The
Rikken Kokumintō is
renamed Kakushin Club (革新倶楽部,
Reform Club) 1920s: The
Kakushin Club
merged into the
Rikken Seiyūkai 1913: A faction...
- won a
majority of seats,
resulting in Kenseikai,
Rikken Seiyūkai and the
Kakushin Club
forming the country's
first coalition government led by Katō Takaaki...
- four-day
period in
September 1923 In 1922 the
Rikken Kokumintō
became the
Kakushin Club, and
joined forces with
other minor parties to form the
cabinet during...
-
Imperial Prince Katahito (1588–1648; 良仁親王),
later Imperial Prince Priest Kakushin Second Son:
Imperial Prince Priest Shōkai (承快法親王; 1591–1609) Lady-in-waiting...
-
constitutional factions" (goken sampa)
alliance between Seiyūkai,
Kenseikai and
Kakushin Club ("Reform Club") (1923–1926)
Constitutional Democratic Party (Rikken...
- was
largely led by the JSP. The
party was
generally the
mainstay of the "
Kakushin" (radical-liberal forces) camp.
After Takako Doi
became party leader, the...
