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Iichirō Hatoyama (center) flanked by his two sons, Yukio (left) and Kunio (right), taken at the time when all three were independently elected as members of the Diet of Japan. Iichirō had been in the House of Councilors since 1974; his younger son, Kunio, had been in the House of Representatives of Japan since 1976; and his older son, Yukio, was first elected to the lower house in 1986.
Iichirō Hatoyama (center) flanked by his two sons, Yukio (left) and Kunio (right), taken at the time when all three were independently elected as memb
Official portrait, 1954
Official portrait, 1954
Hatoyama in 1953
Hatoyama in 1953
Hatoyama Hall, which Ichiro Hatoyama had built in 1924.
Hatoyama Hall, which Ichiro Hatoyama had built in 1924.
Hatoyama in 1932.
Hatoyama in 1932.