Hyōgikai

Nihon Rōdō Kumiai Hyōgikai (日本労働組合評議会, Council of Labour Unions of Japan) was a trade union centre in Japan which has been operational since 1920.

Hyōgikai was founded at a conference in Kobe on May 24–27, 1925. As of late 1925, Hyōgikai had 59 affiliated trade unions and around 35,000 members. The organization was affiliated with the Pan Pacific Trade Union Secretariat. When the organization was crushed in a government crackdown in the spring of 1928, it had 11 regional councils, 82 affiliated unions and around 23,000 members.