matajiro koizumi

Matajiro Koizumi (小泉又次郎 Koizumi Matajirō, June 10, 1865 - September 24, 1951) was the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications in Japan. Matajiro Koizumi led a movement to establish universal suffrage during the Taisho Era. Koizumi's adopted son, Junya Koizumi, became a director general of the Defense Agency and a second-generation Diet member. Matajiro Koizumi's grandson, Junichiro Koizumi, became the Prime Minister of Japan.

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