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Isogai Rensuke (Japanese language|Japanese: 磯谷廉介) (1886 - 1967) was a General of the Japanese Army in the World War II period. He was the first Japanese Governor of Hong Kong from February 20, 1942 to December 24, 1944. While he was much hated by many older generations of Hong Kong people, Rensuke did introduce an important element of Hong Kong life during his tenure: Sunday Horseracing. Sunday horseracing is now a very important part of Hong Kong culture, in which thousands participate. Also, Rensuke was responsible for the addition of Japanese elements of architecture on the facade of the Hong Kong Government House, Hong Kong|Government House.
start box succession box| before = Takashi Sakai and Masaichi Niimi (Heads of Japanese Occupation Forces in Hong Kong)| title = Governor of Hong Kong|Japanese Governor of Hong Kong<br>Head of Japanese Occupation Forces in Hong Kong| years = 1942 - 1944| after = Hisaichi Tanaka end box Japan-bio-stub Category:Imperial Japanese Navy officers|Rensuke, Isogai category:History of Hong Kong|Rensuke, Isogai ja:磯谷廉介 zh:磯谷廉介 This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Isogai Rensuke".
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