Takio Izawa

1869–1949 (age 80)

Biography

Takio Izawa was a respected Japanese politician whose career encompassed significant periods of national development and reform. His political involvement reflected the modernization efforts characteristic of late nineteenth and early twentieth-century Japan.

Izawa's contributions to Japanese governance and public service were recognized throughout his lifetime. He was interred at Zōshigaya Cemetery, a distinguished burial ground for many of Japan's notable public figures.

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