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Events from the year1955 in Japan.

Incumbents

Emperor:Hirohito^[1]
Prime Minister:Ichirō Hatoyama
Chief Cabinet Secretary:Ryutaro Nemoto
Chief Justice of theSupreme Court:Kōtarō Tanaka
President of theHouse of Representatives: Tō Matsunaga until January 24, Shūji Masutani from March 18
President of theHouse of Councillors: Yahachi Kawai

Governors

Aichi Prefecture:Mikine Kuwahara
Akita Prefecture:Tokuji Ikeda (until 29 April);Yūjirō Obata (starting 30 April)
Aomori Prefecture:Bunji Tsushima
Chiba Prefecture:Hitoshi Shibata
Ehime Prefecture:Sadatake Hisamatsu
Fukui Prefecture:Harukazu Obata (until 4 February);Seiichi Hane (starting 26 April)
Fukuoka Prefecture:Katsuji Sugimoto (until 7 April);Taichi Uzaki (starting 26 April)
Fukushima Prefecture:Sakuma Ootake
Gifu Prefecture:Kamon Muto
Gunma Prefecture:Shigeo Kitano
Hiroshima Prefecture:Hiroo Ōhara
Hokkaido:Toshifumi Tanaka
Hyogo Prefecture:Masaru Sakamoto
Ibaraki Prefecture:Yoji Tomosue
Ishikawa Prefecture:Wakio Shibano (until 19 January);Jūjitsu Taya (starting 24 February)
Iwate Prefecture:Kenkichi Kokubun (until 29 April);Senichi Abe (starting 30 April)
Kagawa Prefecture:Masanori Kaneko
Kagoshima Prefecture:Katsushi Terazono
Kanagawa Prefecture:Iwataro Uchiyama
Kochi Prefecture:Wakaji Kawamura (until 11 December);Masumi Mizobuchi (starting 12 December)
Kumamoto Prefecture:Saburō Sakurai
Kyoto Prefecture:Torazō Ninagawa
Mie Prefecture:Masaru Aoki (until 18 March);Satoru Tanaka (starting 23 April)
Miyagi Prefecture:Otogorō Miyagi
Miyazaki Prefecture:Nagashige Tanaka (until 30 March);Jingo Futami (starting 23 April)
Nagano Prefecture:Torao Hayashi
Nagasaki Prefecture:Takejirō Nishioka
Nara Prefecture:Ryozo Okuda
Niigata Prefecture:Shohei Okada (until 29 April)Kazuo Kitamura (starting 30 April)
Oita Prefecture:Tokuju Hosoda (until 27 April);Kaoru Kinoshita (starting 28 April)
Okayama Prefecture:Yukiharu Miki
Osaka Prefecture:Bunzō Akama
Saga Prefecture:Naotsugu Nabeshima
Saitama Prefecture:Yuuichi Oosawa
Shiga Prefecture:Kotaro Mori
Shiname Prefecture:Yasuo Tsunematsu
Shizuoka Prefecture:Toshio Saitō
Tochigi Prefecture:Juukichi Kodaira (until 5 January);Kiichi Ogawa (starting 7 February)
Tokushima Prefecture:Kuniichi Abe (until 30 March);Kikutaro Hara (starting 25 April)
Tokyo:Seiichirō Yasui
Tottori Prefecture:Shigeru Endo
Toyama Prefecture:Kunitake Takatsuji
Wakayama Prefecture:Shinji Ono
Yamagata Prefecture:Michio Murayama (until 20 January);Tōkichi Abiko (starting 20 February)
Yamaguchi Prefecture:Taro Ozawa
Yamanashi Prefecture:Hisashi Amano

Events

January 28 –Benesse Corporation was founded, as predecessor name was Fukutake Shoten.^{[citation needed]}
February 17 - According to Japan Fire and Disaster Management Agency official confirmed report, Seibo no Sono (Our Lady's Garden) fire in Totsuka-ku,Yokohama, total 99 person were death.^{[page needed]}
February 27 -1955 Japanese general election
April Unknown date – Bunka Shutter was founded, as predecessor name was Nippon Bunka Steel Door.^{[page needed]}
April 7 - Radio Tokyo TV (nowTokyo Broadcasting System Television (TBS)) begins broadcasting.
April 16–17 - Abecoal mine debris collapse, due to heavy torrential rain hit inSasebo,Nagasaki Prefecture, resulting tn 73 persons death, according to JFDMA official confirmed report.^[2]
April 21 - Opening ofGokō Station
May 11 -Shiun Maru disaster
May 14 - According toJapan National Police Agency official confirmed report, a charter bus plunged into theKitakami River inIwate Prefecture, resulting in twelve deaths and twenty-eight injured.^{[page needed]}
July 28- According to JFDMA official confirmed report, 36 junior school students died when a high wave hit, during school swimming lesson in Nakakawara beach,Tsu,Mie Prefecture.^{[page needed]}
September 3 -Yumiko-chan incident
November 1 - According to JFDMA official confirmed report, Moshiri Coal mine gas explosion hit inAkabira, Hokkaido, official death toll number is 60, with 17 person were wounded.^{[page needed]}
November 15 -Japan Liberal Party andDemocratic Party of Japan were unified, rulingLiberal Democratic Party of Japan has started.^{[page needed]}
Establishment ofAkkeshi Prefectural Natural Park

Births

January 13 -Ran Itō, actress
January 15 -Mayumi Tanaka, voice actress
January 17 -Mami Koyama, voice actress
January 20 -Hiromi Ōta, singer
January 22 -Keiko Takahashi, actress
January 28 -George Tokoro, television personality and singer-songwriter
February 12 -Ai Satō, voice actress
February 13 -Akiko Yano, singer-songwriter
March 2 -Shoko Asahara, cult leader (Aum Shinrikyo) (d.2018)
March 16 -Jiro Watanabe, boxer
March 20 -Mariya Takeuchi, singer-songwriter
April 5 -Akira Toriyama,Manga artist (d.2024)^[3]
April 7 -Akira Nishino, soccer player and manager
April 13 -Hideki Saijo, singer and actor (d.2018)
April 15 -Ryūtarō Nakamura,Anime director (d.2013)
April 23 -Fumi Hirano, voice actress and essayist
April 29 -Yūko Tanaka, actress
May 9 –Masayuki Kakefu, former professional baseball player
May 24 -Rumiko Ukai, voice actress
May 25 -Suguru Egawa, baseball player
May 26 -Masaharu Morimoto, chef
May 30 -Nakamura Kanzaburō XVIII,Kabuki actor (d.2012)
June 1 -Chiyonofuji Mitsugu,sumo wrestler (58thYokozuna grand champion)
June 26 -Yoko Gushiken, boxer
July 1 -Sanma Akashiya, comedian and actor
August 20 -Agnes Chan, television personality
August 30 -Mayumi Muroyama,Manga artist
September 4 -Hiroshi Izawa, actor
September 24 -Shinbo Nomura,Manga artist
October 18 -Hiromi Go, singer
October 19 -LaSalle Ishii, television personality
October 21 -Yasukazu Hamada, politician
October 29 -Etsuko Shihomi, actress
November 3 -Yukihiko Tsutsumi, film director
November 14 -Koichi Nakano, bicycle rider
December 9 -Asashio Tarō IV,sumo wrestler
December 16 -Chiharu Matsuyama, singer-songwriter
December 24 -Mizuho Fukushima, politician

Deaths

February 17 -Ango Sakaguchi, author (b.1906)
October 15 -Fumio Hayasaka, composer (b.1914)^[4]
October 25 -Sadako Sasaki, hibakusha (b.1943)

See also

References

^"Hirohito | Biography, Accomplishments, & Facts".Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved27 March 2019.
^[:ja:阿部鉱山ボタ山崩落事故](Japanese language edition) Retrieved on 27 March 2020.
^Yoon, John; Notoya, Kiuko (8 March 2024)."Akira Toriyama, Creator of 'Dragon Ball,' Dies at 68".The New York Times. Retrieved21 March 2024.
^"Fumio Hayasaka".BFI. Archived fromthe original on July 20, 2016. Retrieved23 November 2020.

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