South Manchuria Railway - Presidents

Presidents

Name From To
1 Shinpei Goto 13 November 1906 14 July 1908
2 Yoshikoto Nakamura 19 December 1908 18 December 1913
3 Ryutaro Nomura 19 December 1913 15 July 1914
4 Yujiro Nakamura 15 July 1914 31 July 1917
5 Shimbei Kunisawa 31 July 1917 12 April 1919
6 Ryutaro Nomura 12 April 1919 31 May 1921
7 Senkichiro Hayakawa 31 May 1921 14 October 1922
8 Takeji Kawamura 24 October 1922 22 June 1924
9 Banichiro Yasuhiro 22 June 1924 19 July 1927
10 Jōtaro Yamamoto 19 July 1927 14 August 1929
11 Mitsugu Sengoku 14 August 1928 13 June 1931
12 Yasuya Uchida 13 June 1931 6 July 1932
13 Hakutaro Hayashi 26 July 1932 2 August 1935
14 Yōsuke Matsuoka 2 August 1935 24 March 1939
15 Takuichi Ohmura 24 March 1939 14 July 1943
16 Naoto Kohiyama 14 July 1943 11 April 1945
17 Motoki Yamazaki 5 May 1945 30 September 1945

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