Koshiró Oikawa

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Admiral Koshiro Oikawa was a Naval Ministry official and commander in the Japanese Navy during World War II period.

Admiral Oiwaka was considered by Americans before 1941 how one moderate figure between Members of Japanese Navy for your low profile personality, but some members of German Comunity in Tokyo at contrary, poses first-hand knowledge about your active participation between planners of Naval movements at Southern areas.

Admiral Oikawa was an ardent defender of the Nanshin-Ron doctrine of Strike South Group naval thinking group. He served as Marine Minister during period of Konoye's Cabinet before at rupture of conflict in 1941.

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