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Fukuda, Takeo

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Fukuda, Takeo (1905–1995)

Japanese politician, prime minister 1976–78. First elected to the Diet (parliament) in 1952, he became a powerful faction leader in the conservative Liberal Democratic Party and continued to wield great influence until he relinquished the leadership of his faction in 1986.

He entered politics in 1950 after he resigned from his post as a civil servant in the finance ministry.



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