Eitarō Hata

1872–1930 (age 58)

Biography

Eitarō Hata was a military personnel who served Japan during the Meiji and Taishō periods, born in 1872. He was part of the military establishment during a time of significant military modernization and Japan's emergence as a regional power.

Hata's military service reflected the broader transformation of Japan's armed forces during the early twentieth century. He died in 1930 and was interred at Tama Cemetery, honored for his service to the nation.

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