Nobu Kōda

1870–1946 (age 76)

Biography

Nobu Kōda was a talented Japanese composer whose musical works enriched Japan's cultural heritage. Active during a period of significant artistic development, Kōda contributed to the evolution of Japanese music through his compositions and artistic vision.

Kōda's legacy endures through his musical contributions to Japanese culture. He was laid to rest at Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple, a sacred site that honors the memory of many distinguished cultural figures.

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