Former head of the Amimoto family

From documents preserved in the Hamamoto family storehouse, we were able to trace the family back to the 14th generation through photographs.

Before the enactment of the Family Registration Law in the Meiji era (1868-1912), only the first name was recorded.

The earliest known record of a 四郎三郎(Shirouzaburo) in Tomari Village dates back to 1800. Although there is no record of how many generations 四郎三郎(Shirouzaburo) was, it is thought that he inherited the first name from generation to generation and began using 濵元(Hamamoto) as his surname from around the 14th generation.

安政６年２月１０日〜大正１１年４月２５日

（享年６３歳）

（１８５９/２/１０〜１９２２/４/２５）

孫（第16代　濵元　昇）と濵元四郎三郎（撮影時期；明治末期）

Grandson (Noboru Hamamoto, 16th generation) and Shirousaburo Hamamoto (photo taken at the end of the Meiji period)

明治６年５月４日〜大正６年３月１日（享年４３歳）

（１８７３/５/４〜１９１７/３/１）

明治３９年３月５日〜昭和５０年8月６日

（享年６９歳）

（１９０６/３/５〜１９７５/８/６）

早稲田大学卒業

（昭和初期自宅居室にて）

Graduated from Waseda University

(In the living room of his home in the early Showa period)

昭和１２年６月２８日〜

（１９３７/６/２８　〜　　）

（2016年6月2日　東京で開催された　G7 後のシンポジウムの席にて）

(At a post-G7 symposium in Tokyo, June 2, 2016)

March 1960 Graduated from Waseda University

April 1960: News Department, Nippon Television Network Corporation

                        (News Editor-in-Chief, Judicial Press Club, Metropolitan Police Press Club, etc.)

Manager of Himi Golf Country Club

President, Nadaura Fixed Fishery Association

Vice President, Japan Set-net Association

Chairman, Toyama Set Fishery Association

Vice President of Himi Fishery Cooperative Association, etc.

Executive Managing Director and President of Harma Co.