Notable Positions Held
Commanding Officer, MS W-1 - 1 December 1925-1 December 1926
Commanding Officer, MS W-1 - 20 January 1928-1 November 1928
Commanding Officer, DD Murakumo - 1 December 1932-15 November 1935
Commanding Officer, DD Usugumo - 1 November 1934-15 November 1934
ComDesDiv 30–1 December 1937-10 December 1938
ComDesDiv 4–10 December 1938-25 October 1939
ComDesDiv 34–25 October 1939-15 November 1939
Commanding Officer, CL Naka - 15 November 1939-15 October 1940
ComDesRon 3–23 March 1943-6 July 1943 (KIA)
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