Ritsuta Noda

Noda served as the chairman of the pro-communist national trade union centre Hyōgikai.

He completed his primary school studies and began working at the age of twelve.

He went on to serve as a fireman and joined the army, but was released from military service for health reasons.

[2] Noda and his wife were also founders of the clandestine Osaka Birth Control Study Society in 1923.

[3] When the pro-communist Hyōgikai trade union centre was founded in May 1925, Noda was elected as its chairman.

1928 election poster for Noda Ritsuta, consisting of his name printed in red letters on a sheet of newspaper.