Tamisuke Yokogawa

1864–1945 (age 81)

Biography

Tamisuke Yokogawa was an architect whose designs helped shape the built environment of modern Japan. From 1864 to 1945, he contributed to the architectural heritage of his nation, blending traditional and contemporary influences in his work.

He was laid to rest at Tama Cemetery, where his memory is preserved as a testament to his contributions to Japanese architecture.

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