Yajima Kajiko

1833–1925 (age 92)

Biography

Yajima Kajiko was a pioneering educator whose dedication to teaching made significant contributions to Japanese education and women's advancement. Her work as a teacher helped establish educational opportunities and promoted learning throughout her community.

Kajiko's long and productive life was devoted to the education and uplift of her students. She is remembered at Tama Cemetery as an important figure in Japanese educational history and as a champion of learning and personal development.

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