Iwamura Toshitake

1866–1943 (age 77)

Biography

Iwamura Toshitake was a military personnel who served his nation throughout a period of significant historical change. Born in 1866, he witnessed Japan's rise as a modern military power and participated in its defense.

He passed away in 1943 and was interred at Tama Cemetery, his service and sacrifice remembered by those who came after him.

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