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      Events in the year 1944 in Japan.


      Incumbents


      Emperor: Hirohito
      Prime Minister:
      Hideki Tōjō, until July 22
      Kuniaki Koiso, from July 22


      = Governors

      =
      Aichi Prefecture: Shinji Yoshino
      Akita Prefecture: Katsumi Osafune (until 7 January); Tadashi Hisayasuhiroshi (starting 1 August)
      Aomori Prefecture: Utsunomiya Kohei (until 1 August); Hiroo Oshima (starting 1 August)
      Ehime Prefecture: Aikawa Katsuroku (until 18 April); Chiyoji Kizawa (starting 18 April)
      Fukui Prefecture: Hatsuo Kato
      Fukushima Prefecture: Koichi Kameyama (until 18 April); Ishii Masakazu (starting 18 April)
      Gifu Prefecture: Miyoshi Shigeo (until 28 July); Masami Hashimoto (starting 28 July)
      Gunma Prefecture: Shinoyama Chiyuki (until 25 February); Ishii Einosuke (starting 25 February)
      Hiroshima Prefecture: Sukenari Yokoyama (until 1 August); Mitsuma Matsumura (starting 1 August)
      Ibaraki Prefecture: Sieve Yoshimi (until 25 August); Hisashi Imai (starting 25 August)
      Iwate Prefecture: Osamuzo Suzuki
      Kagawa Prefecture: Yoshiji Kosuga
      Kochi Prefecture: Saburo Takahashi
      Kumamoto Prefecture: Hikari Akira (until 1 August); Soga Kajimatsu (starting 1 August)
      Kyoto Prefecture: Chiyoji Yukizawa (until April); Arai Zentaro (starting April)
      Mie Prefecture: Yoshio Mochinaga
      Miyagi Prefecture: Nobuya Uchida (until 25 February); Tsurukichi Maruyama (starting 1 August)
      Miyazaki Prefecture: Tadao Nishihiro (until 1 August); Akira Taniguchi (starting 1 August)
      Nagano Prefecture: Yoshio Koriyama (until 1 August); Yasuo Otsubo (starting 1 August)
      Niigata Prefecture: Maeda Tamon
      Oita Prefecture: Motoharu Nakamura
      Okinawa Prefecture: Osamu Mori Izumi
      Saga Prefecture: Yue Yue (until 1 August); Miyazaki Kenta (starting 1 August)
      Saitama Prefecture: Sudo Tetsushin (until 1 August); Ryuichi Fukumoto (starting 1 August)
      Shiname Prefecture: Takeo Yamada
      Tochigi Prefecture: Soma Toshio
      Tokyo: Nisho Toshizo
      Toyama Prefecture:
      until 25 February: Saka Shinya
      25 February-25 July: Shoichi Nishimura
      starting 25 July: Shigero Okamoto
      Yamagata Prefecture: Akira Saito


      Events


      January 31-February 3 - Battle of Kwajalein
      February 17–23 - Battle of Eniwetok
      April 17-May 25 - Battle of Central Henan
      May–August - Battle of Changsha (1944)
      June 4-September 7 - Battle of Mount Song
      June 15-July 9 - Battle of Saipan
      June 15/16 - Bombing of Yawata (June 1944)
      June 19–20 - Battle of the Philippine Sea
      June 22-August 8 - Defense of Hengyang
      July 10-August 25 - Battle of Driniumor River
      July 21-August 10 - Battle of Guam (1944)
      July 24-August 1 - Battle of Tinian
      August 16-November 24 - Battle of Guilin-Liuzhou
      September 15-November 27 - Battle of Peleliu
      September 17-October 22 - Battle of Angaur
      October 10–20 - Formosa Air Battle
      December 7 - 1944 Tōnankai earthquake
      December 30–31 - Battle of Pearl Ridge


      Births


      February 8 - Isao Shibata, former professional baseball player
      April 5 - Hiroyuki Hosoda, politician (d. 2023)
      April 16 - Shoji Tabuchi, fiddler
      July 8 - Hironobu Takesaki, former Chief Justice of Japan
      July 15 - Ken Kagaya, painter and writer (d. 2003)


      Deaths


      January 25 - Monzo Akiyama, admiral (b. 1891)
      February 21 - Yoshimi Nishida, general (b. 1892)
      March 29 - Kiichi Hasegawa, admiral (b. 1894)
      March 31 - Mineichi Koga, Marshal Admiral (b. 1885)
      May 24 - Matsuji Ijuin, vice admiral (b. 1893)
      July 6 - Chūichi Nagumo, admiral (b. 1887)
      July 8 - Takeo Takagi, admiral (b. 1892)
      July 10 - Yoshitsugu Saitō, lieutenant general (b. 1890)
      July 19 - Shigeo Arai, freestyle swimmer (b. 1916)
      July 28 - Takeshi Takashina, general (b. 1891)
      August 1 - Kiyochi Ogata, colonel
      August 2
      Kakuji Kakuta, captain (b. 1890)
      Goichi Oya, admiral
      August 11 - Hideyoshi Obata, general (b. 1890)
      October 15 - Masafumi Arima, admiral (b. 1895)
      October 26 - Hiroyoshi Nishizawa, flying ace (b. 1920)
      November 7 - Hotsumi Ozaki, journalist and soviet spy (b. 1901)
      November 18 - Tsunesaburō Makiguchi, educator (b. 1871)
      November 24 - Kunio Nakagawa, general (b. 1898)
      December 1 - Murakami Namiroku, novelist and fiction writer (b. 1865)


      See also


      List of Japanese films of the 1940s


      References

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