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Tokugawa Harumori

1751–1805 (age 54)

Zuiryūsan

Tokugawa Harumori was an Edo period member of the prominent Tokugawa clan.

Utagawa Toyokuni I

1769–1825 (age 56)

Banshō-in Kōun-ji Temple

Shinagawa Kotōji

1768–1809 (age 41)

Banshō-in Kōun-ji Temple

Shinagawa Kotōji was a Buddhist priest at Banshō-in Kōun-ji Temple.

Kubo Shunman

1757–1820 (age 63)

Kuramae

Кацукава Сюнко

1743–1812 (age 69)

Nishi-Asakusa

Katsukawa Shunko was an accomplished Edo period artist based in Nishi-Asakusa.

Inō Tadataka

1745–1818 (age 73)

Kanpuku-ji Temple

Ki-en

1735–1807 (age 72)

Amida-ji Temple

Ki-en was an Edo period painter associated with Amida-ji Temple.

Imagawa Yoshiaki

1756–1818 (age 62)

Chōen-ji Temple

Matsudaira Sadanobu

1759–1829 (age 70)

Reigan-ji Temple

Matsudaira Sadanobu was a prominent late Edo period politician and administrator.

Hamamura Zōroku

1772–1819 (age 47)

Reizan-ji Temple

Watanabe Nangaku

1767–1813 (age 46)

Sōrin-ji Temple

Watanabe Nangaku was an Edo period painter based at Sōrin-ji Temple.

石川玄常

1744–1815 (age 71)

Reigan-ji Temple

Tani Bun'ichi

1786–1818 (age 32)

Genkū-ji Temple

Tani Bun'ichi was a young Edo period painter associated with Genkū-ji Temple.

Takahashi Kageyasu

1785–1829 (age 44)

Genkū-ji Temple

Takahashi Yoshitoki

1764–1804 (age 40)

Genkū-ji Temple

Takahashi Yoshitoki was an Edo period scientist and scholar.

Kitagawa Utamaro

1753–1806 (age 53)

Senkō-ji Temple

Takadaya Kahei

1769–1827 (age 58)

Wellness Park Goshiki Takataya Kahei Park

Takadaya Kahei was an Edo period shipping merchant and entrepreneur.

Taki Motoyasu

1755–1810 (age 55)

Jōkan-ji Temple

Kobayashi Issa

1763–1828 (age 65)

Myōsen-ji Temple

Kobayashi Issa was a celebrated Edo period haiku poet and writer.

Nakajima Shūkyo

1773–1826 (age 53)

Junen-ji Temple (Kariya)

Kitao Masayoshi

1764–1824 (age 60)

Mitsuzō-in Temple

Kitao Masayoshi was an influential Edo period painter whose artistic legacy shaped Japanese visual culture.

Kasamori Osen

1751–1827 (age 76)

Shōken-ji Temple

Sugita Genpaku

1733–1817 (age 84)

Eikan-in Temple

Sugita Genpaku was an influential Edo period writer and scholar who advanced Dutch learning and scientific knowledge in ...

Natsume Seibi

1749–1817 (age 68)

Renge-ji Temple

Shikitei Sanba

1776–1822 (age 46)

Shōsen-ji Temple

Hanawa Hokiichi

1746–1821 (age 75)

Aizen-in Temple

Utagawa Toyoharu

1735–1814 (age 79)

Honkyō-ji Temple

Utagawa Toyoharu was a master ukiyo-e artist who founded the influential Utagawa school and transformed Japanese printma...

Hosoi Heishū

1728–1801 (age 73)

Tengaku-in Temple (Taito)

Kō Sūkoku

1730–1804 (age 74)

Saifuku-ji Temple

Kō Sūkoku was an accomplished Edo period painter whose works exemplified the refined aesthetics of his era.

Saitō Jūrobei

1763–1820 (age 57)

Hōkō-ji Temple

Tokugawa Masamaru

1846–1847 (age 1)

Zōjō-ji Temple

Tokugawa Masamaru was a young member of the Tokugawa shogunal family whose brief life ended in infancy.

Uragami Shunkin

1779–1846 (age 67)

Honnō-ji Temple

Inagaki Sadanari

1785–1843 (age 58)

Isesaki

Inagaki Sadanari was an Isesaki resident who lived through the transformative late Edo period.

Inagaki Sadaatsu

1762–1832 (age 70)

Isesaki

Inagaki Nagakata

1807–1847 (age 40)

Isesaki

Inagaki Nagakata was an Isesaki resident whose life bridged the late Edo and early modern periods.

Sakai Ōho

1808–1841 (age 33)

Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple

Ikarashi Chikusa

1774–1844 (age 70)

Tama Cemetery

Ikarashi Chikusa was a late Edo period resident whose life was part of the era's dynamic social fabric.

Haruki Nanko

1759–1839 (age 80)

Tama Cemetery

Mitsukuri Shōgo

1821–1846 (age 25)

Tama Cemetery

Mitsukuri Shōgo was a young geographer whose brief career contributed to Japan's expanding geographical knowledge.

Shō Iku

1813–1847 (age 34)

Tamaudun

Kanō Osanobu

1796–1846 (age 50)

Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple

Kanō Osanobu was a painter of the Kanō school during the late Edo period.

Okamoto Toyohiko

1773–1845 (age 72)

Rokuharamitsu-ji Temple

Tokugawa Narikatsu

1820–1849 (age 29)

Chōhō-ji Temple

Tokugawa Narikatsu was a member of the Tokugawa family during the late Edo period.

Tokugawa Nariyuki

1801–1846 (age 45)

Chōhō-ji Temple

Emperor Ninkō

1800–1846 (age 46)

Tsuki no wa no misasagi

Emperor Ninkō was the sovereign of Japan during the late Edo period.

Emperor Kōkaku

1771–1840 (age 69)

Tsuki no wa no misasagi

Tokugawa Ienari

1773–1841 (age 68)

Kan'ei-ji Temple

Tokugawa Ienari was the eleventh shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate.

Nezumi Kozō

1797–1832 (age 35)

Ekō-in Temple

Nagase Masaki

1765–1835 (age 70)

Honmyō-ji Temple

Nagase Masaki was a Kokugaku scholar dedicated to the study of classical Japanese culture.

Keibun

1779–1843 (age 64)

Konpuku-ji Temple