کانه-بوگیو

thumb|Page from an Edo-period administrative record concerning the Osaka kane-bugyō and related posts. (also read kin-bugyō, often translated as “Treasury Magistrates” or “Superintendents of the Treasury”) were financial officials of the Tokugawa shogunate and of a number of daimyō domains in early modern Japan. They were responsible for the custody, accounting and disbursement of cash stored in official treasuries (okane-gura), and formed part of the broader fiscal administration overseen by the kanjō-bugyō (finance commissioners).