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Governor-General of Korea who briefly served as PM.
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Koiso served as Governor-General of Korea from 1942 to 1944, overseeing the colonial administration during World War II. His tenure was marked by the intensification of forced labor and conscription of Koreans for the Japanese war effort.
Koiso succeeded Hideki Tojo as Prime Minister of Japan in July 1944, following the fall of Saipan. He formed a cabinet tasked with continuing the war effort, but his government was unable to reverse Japan's declining military fortunes.
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