11 January 1930Economy of JapanOsachi Hamaguchi
The Government lifts the gold export embargo at the pre-war parity, intensifying deflationary pressure.
Historical records for Japan in 1930, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Government lifts the gold export embargo at the pre-war parity, intensifying deflationary pressure.
Inoue directs Japan's return to the gold standard by reopening gold exports at the old parity.
The tonnage ratio for US, British & Japanese cruiser fleets will be 10:10:7. Creates a militaty reaction against liberal policies & ambition to master the Pacific
Signs the naval limitation treaty as Japan's ambassador at the British court.
Signs the London Naval Treaty for Japan while serving as Navy Minister.
Signs the treaty as a senior member of the Japanese delegation.
Signs the Convention on Certain Questions Relating to the Conflict of Nationality Laws
Defends the London compromise granting Japan a higher relative ratio in several auxiliary ship categories than under earlier proposals.
Supports acceptance of the London naval limits despite criticism from officers who argue that the settlement weakens Japan's fleet.
His government completes Japanese participation in the London Naval Treaty, whose ratification is deposited with Britain on 27 October.
Secures Japanese ratification of the London Naval Treaty despite strong domestic opposition.
Osachi is shot & injured because of the ratification of the 4 Power Navy Treaty. Death of Hamaguchi Osachi, assassinated
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, acts for Osachi
Appointed Ambassador of Rome
Deflationary monetary and fiscal policies defend the overvalued yen and deepen the Showa Depression.
Appointed Regimental Commander
The "Cherry Blossom Society" is formed by military officers to establish a regime
Publication of "Studies in the Lankavatara Sutra"
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