minister Satō Eisaku, who had been indicted for corruption and misuse of public funds. Afterwards, he resigned as Justice Minister in protest. Inukai died in 1960 at the age of 64, and his grave is located at Aoyama Cemetery in Tokyo. His son Yasuhiko was president of Kyodo News, and his daughter Michiko (d. 2017) was an author and a philanthropist. References Hoshii, Iwao. Japan's Pseudo-democracy. Routledge. (1993). Mitchell, Richard H. Political bribery in Japan. University of Hawaii Press (1996) Stockwin. J.A.A. Dictionary of the Modern Politics of Japan. Taylor & Francis. (2003). Foototes 1896 births 1960 deaths Writers from Tokyo Politicians from Tokyo University of Tokyo alumni 20th-century Japanese novelists Members of the House of Representatives (Japan) Ministers of Justice of Japan Children of prime ministers of Japan Rikken Seiyūkai politicians 20th-century Japanese politicians Liberal Democratic Party (Japan) politicians Takeru Japan Progressive Party politicians