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who was a founding member of the
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Retired from the political career, Arimatsu spent later years as a dedicated head of patrons for the
Doitsugaku Kyōkai Gakkō college firstly by negotiation with creditors and talked them out of the attempt to suit for seizure of the school property, and stabilized the economic status of his alma
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There were five offices to which officers as a Higher
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on August 24, 1911 and with resignation from government official, enrolled the largest
Parliamentary group "Kenkyūkai", among members with wide social background including marquis, earl and baron, Imperial nominee, as well as millionaire.
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In the 1911 term, Arimatsu served the government from 1912 as the
Minister of the Imperial Forestry Administration Agency before the Agency was reformed, then the Director of the Privy Council Clerks from April 1914. During
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The archive includes 316 articles, saved on microfiche or photographic records (Japanese): the original documents are kept at the
University of Tokyo, School of Law. 109 letters including those received from
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made him aspire to study
Western learning in Tokyo, and asked advice from Komatsubara Eitarō who also had studied with Nishi. Concerned that Arimatsu was deeply influenced by Nishi who was immersed in the
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Cabinet, Arimatsu returned to justice administration holding posts of the 18th
Director of the Legislation Bureau (1916-1918) and the Head of Cabinet Pension Bureau, and the Minister of
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in February 1893, and in May same year, assigned to join the new international conference for the welfare of the orphaned and abandoned children as a committee member.
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Secretary, contributing to drafting, draft making for the Security Police Act, Administration Execution Act, Copyright Act, and Publishing Law. Left Japan for
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Catalogue, transcript of materials including Arimatsu Hideyoshi's curriculum vitae. Published in a series between 1973 and 1975. (Japanese)
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and others prosecuted to the death penalty. Performing the Imperial compilation, Arimatsu was administered an Imperial nominee to the
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with German Enlightenment thoughts, and politicians
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