Kamei Rokurō

1871–1923 (age 52)

Biography

Kamei Rokurō (1871–1923) was a Japanese individual who lived during the Meiji and Taishō periods, a time of significant transformation in Japanese society. Though details of his specific contributions remain limited, he was part of the generation that shaped modern Japan.

Rokurō's life spanned an era of remarkable change and development in Japan. He was laid to rest at Tama Cemetery, a final resting place for many notable figures of his era.

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