Photos with Japanese Aide-de-camp to the Emperor (Chamberlain) Badge

 

 

Aide-de-camp Badge of General Yoshikazu Nishi

A few badge elements were unprofessionally re-gilded. Reverse 侍從武官之章 - Aide-de-camp Badge. Original case.

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Major General Kazutsura Yamane /served as an aide-de-camp since December 1912 until his death in August 1917/.

 

Lieutenant-general Bunzaburō Kawagishi /Kawagishi was appointed as Aide-de-camp to the Emperor of Japan in February 1924. Kawagishi briefly went into the reserves, but was recalled in 1929 to assume command of the 1st Guards Regiment. He was promoted to major general in August 1931 and again became Aide-de-Camp to Emperor Hirohito until 1934/.

 

Lieutenant-General Noritomo Segawa was Aide-de-Camp to Emperor Hirohito from July 26, 1927 until August 1, 1931.

 

Group photo.

Unidentified officer with the aide-de-camp to the Emperor badge.

 

Another unidentified colonel with the aide-de-camp to the Emperor badge.

 

Emperor Hirohito with his Aide-de-camps on the deck of Musashi on June 24, 1943

Emperor Hirohito of Japan (front row, center), with officers of the Imperial Japanese Navy, on board battleship Musashi off Yokosuka Naval Base, upon her return to Japan with the remains of Isoroku Yamamoto, Commander-in-Chief of the Combined Fleet, who was killed when his plane was shot down...

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