Zōshigaya Cemetery

Onibōzu Seikichi

1776–1805 (age 29)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Onibōzu Seikichi was an Edo-period figure buried at the prominent Zōshigaya Cemetery.

Iwase Tadanari

1818–1861 (age 43)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Oguri Tadamasa

1827–1868 (age 41)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

A politician of the late Edo and early Meiji periods who contributed to Japan's political transformation.

Chiba Sadakichi

1812–1879 (age 67)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Narushima Ryūhoku

1837–1884 (age 47)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Narushima Ryūhoku was a Meiji-era writer whose literary works bridged traditional and modern Japanese literary forms.

Chiba Jūtarō

1824–1885 (age 61)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Ochiai Naozumi

1840–1891 (age 51)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Nakahama Manjirō

1827–1898 (age 71)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Nakahama Manjirō (中濱 万次郎; January 27, 1827 – November 12, 1898), also known as John Manjirō (or John Mung)...

Takahashi Sobe

1826–1890 (age 64)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Takahashi Sobe was a businessperson who contributed to Japan's economic development during the nineteenth century.

Lafcadio Hearn

1850–1904 (age 54)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Lafcadio Hearn was a celebrated writer known for his evocative portrayals of Japanese culture and folklore.

Tsunashima Ryōsen

1873–1907 (age 34)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Natsume Sōseki

1867–1916 (age 49)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Natsume Sōseki was a pioneering modernist writer whose psychologically complex novels profoundly shaped Japanese litera...

Kaita Murayama

1896–1919 (age 23)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Katō Hiroyuki

1836–1916 (age 80)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Katō Hiroyuki was a Meiji-era politician and intellectual who contributed significantly to Japan's governmental moderni...

Toyohara Chikanobu

1838–1912 (age 74)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Toyohara Chikanobu was a prolific Meiji-era painter celebrated for his detailed depictions of historical scenes and cour...

Ogino Ginko

1851–1913 (age 62)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Shunrō Oshikawa

1876–1914 (age 38)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Shunrō Oshikawa was an early Meiji-era novelist celebrated for his engaging adventure stories and serialized works.

Isawa Shūji

1851–1917 (age 66)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Nakashima Rikizō

1858–1918 (age 60)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Nakashima Rikizō was a Meiji-era philosopher who synthesized Japanese and Western philosophical traditions.

Hōgetsu Shimamura

1871–1918 (age 47)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Ichikawa Monnosuke VI

1862–1914 (age 52)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Ichikawa Monnosuke VI was a celebrated kabuki actor known for his mastery of traditional performance and dedication to t...

Naruse Jinzō

1858–1919 (age 61)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Hidenori Tōjō

1855–1913 (age 58)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Hidenori Tōjō was a Meiji-era military officer who contributed to Japan's military modernization and institutional dev...

Kayō Senuma

1875–1915 (age 40)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Raphael von Koeber

1848–1923 (age 75)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Russian-born university teacher who significantly influenced Japanese intellectual development during the Meiji era.

Ogata Gekkō

1859–1920 (age 61)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Accomplished painter whose works bridged traditional and modern artistic traditions in early twentieth-century Japan.

Anton Danilov

1861–1923 (age 62)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Nakamura Yoshikoto

1867–1927 (age 60)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Politician who contributed to Japan's governance during the transformative Meiji and Taishō periods.

Kentarō Ōi

1843–1922 (age 79)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Ōmachi Keigetsu

1869–1925 (age 56)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Poet whose literary contributions enriched Japanese cultural expression in the early twentieth century.

Tetteki Tōgi

1869–1925 (age 56)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Kiyohide Seki

1851–1927 (age 76)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Politician whose career encompassed Japan's modernization during the Meiji period.

Takahashi Juntarō

1856–1920 (age 64)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Kikunae Ikeda

1864–1936 (age 72)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Kyōka Izumi

1873–1939 (age 66)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Kyōka Izumi was a celebrated writer whose literary works significantly contributed to modern Japanese literature.

Yumeji Takehisa

1884–1934 (age 50)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Shingo Nakamura

1870–1939 (age 69)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Shingo Nakamura was a legal counselor who contributed to the development of Japan's legal system.

Chōshichi Itō

1877–1930 (age 53)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Onoe Baikō VI

1870–1934 (age 64)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Onoe Baikō VI was a celebrated kabuki actor who upheld the distinguished theatrical traditions of his family line.

Nekohachi Edoya

1868–1932 (age 64)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Numata Raisuke

1867–1934 (age 67)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Numata Raisuke was a dedicated historian whose scholarly contributions enriched Japanese historical understanding.

Umaji Kaneko

1870–1937 (age 67)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Ōkuma Ujihiro

1856–1934 (age 78)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Ōkuma Ujihiro was an accomplished sculptor whose works bridged traditional and modern artistic traditions.

Setsu Koizumi

1868–1932 (age 64)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Феодосий (Перевалов)

1875–1933 (age 58)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Феодосий Перевалов was a devoted Russian Orthodox missionary who served in East Asia.

Abe Isoo

1865–1949 (age 84)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Takio Izawa

1869–1949 (age 80)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Takio Izawa was a Japanese politician of the Meiji and Taishō periods.

Ichimura Uzaemon XV

1874–1945 (age 71)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Kafū Nagai

1879–1959 (age 80)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Kafū Nagai (1879–1959) was one of Japan's most celebrated modern writers.

Toshikata Sano

1880–1956 (age 76)

Zōshigaya Cemetery