Umura Rogoda (7 January 1875 - 26 April 1941) was an influential Japanese politician and statesman, who served as Shogun of Japan from 1928-1936, coming to power following the Ides of March. He was known as a pacifist, an extremely cunning politician and a strong-willed reformer, seeking to end the Pacific War, which was seen by late 1928 in Japan as unwinnable due to the losses in Hawai'i and the Malayas.