Hitoshi Yamakawa

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Hitoshi Yamakawa (山川均, Yamakawa Hitoshi^?) (December 20, 1880 - March 23, 1958) was a Japanese socialist intellectual. He was imprisoned in 1908. He started "Workers and Farmers" ("労農", "Rōnō"^?) with Kanson Arahata, Tsunao Inomata, and others. When the Socialist Association was created in 1950, he served as the representative with Hyoe Ouchi.

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