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Suzuki Akira

1764–1837 (age 73)

Heiwa Park

Suzuki Akira was a linguist who advanced the study of the Japanese language.

Kōriki Enkōan

1756–1831 (age 75)

Heiwa Park

Rai Baishi

1760–1844 (age 84)

Tamon-in Temple

Rai Baishi was a poet of the late Edo period.

Rai kyōhei

1756–1834 (age 78)

Tamon-in Temple

Okada Masumi

1783–1838 (age 55)

Ōtsuka Senju Bosho

Okada Masumi was a calligrapher of refined artistic skill.

Tokugawa Naritaka

1810–1845 (age 35)

Kenchū-ji Temple

Nagano Buzan

1783–1837 (age 54)

Kōgaku-ji Temple

Nagano Buzan was a figure of the late Edo period associated with Kōgaku-ji Temple.

Ōshio Heihachirō

1793–1837 (age 44)

Jōshō-ji Temple

Hirata Atsutane

1776–1843 (age 67)

Tegata

Hirata Atsutane was a prominent Kokugaku theologian and influential scholar of Japanese traditions.

Mizutani Kakumu

1747–1830 (age 83)

Seishū-ji Temple

Mizutani Toyobumi

1779–1833 (age 54)

Seishū-ji Temple

Mizutani Toyobumi was an Edo period botanist whose research advanced the study of Japanese plant life.

Kō Ryōsai

1799–1846 (age 47)

Somei Cemetery

Ōoka Tadayori

1784–1837 (age 53)

Jōken-ji Temple

Ōoka Tadayori (1784–1837) was an Edo period figure associated with Jōken-ji Temple.

Tachibana Hisayoshi

1801–1831 (age 30)

Fukugon-ji Temple (Yanagawa)

Shimazu Shigehide

1745–1833 (age 88)

Fukushō-ji

Shimazu Shigehide was a late Edo period ruler whose leadership and cultural patronage influenced his domain.

Rai San'yo

1780–1832 (age 52)

Chōraku-ji Temple

Matsuzaki Kōdō

1771–1844 (age 73)

Chōsen-in Temple

Matsuzaki Kōdō was an Edo period scholar whose intellectual work bridged spiritual and secular learning.

Imagawa Yoshiyori

1810–1841 (age 31)

Chōen-ji Temple

Suzuki Bokushi

1770–1842 (age 72)

Chōon-ji Temple

Suzuki Bokushi was an Edo period essayist whose writings documented and reflected upon his society.

Ikeda Nakamasa

1780–1841 (age 61)

Tottori Domain Ikeda clan cemetery

Tani Bunchō

1763–1841 (age 78)

Genkū-ji Temple

Tani Bunchō was an Edo period writer whose literary contributions shaped the intellectual discourse of his time.

Hotta Masaatsu

1755–1832 (age 77)

Shōun-ji Temple

Watanabe Kazan

1793–1841 (age 48)

Jōhō-ji Temple

Watanabe Kazan was a late Edo period writer whose literary and intellectual work addressed contemporary concerns.

Hasegawa Settan

1778–1843 (age 65)

Kōryū-ji Temple

Jippensha Ikku

1765–1831 (age 66)

Toyo -in Temple

Jippensha Ikku was a popular Edo period writer known for his humorous and satirical narratives.

KYOKUTEI Bakin

1767–1848 (age 81)

Jinkō-ji Temple

Mogami Tokunai

1755–1836 (age 81)

Renkō-ji Temple

Mogami Tokunai was an Edo period geographer whose explorations advanced understanding of Japanese geography.

Kariya Ekisai

1775–1835 (age 60)

Hōfuku-ji Temple

Murakami Teisuke

1780–1846 (age 66)

Gyokurin-ji Temple

Murakami Teisuke was an Edo period painter whose artistic work contributed to the visual culture of his time.

Tokugawa Ieyoshi

1793–1853 (age 60)

Zōjō-ji Temple

Katsushika Taito II

1810–1853 (age 43)

Toyooka

Katsushika Taito II was an Edo period printer who upheld his family's distinguished printmaking tradition.

Ichikawa Danjūrō VIII

1823–1854 (age 31)

Sensō-ji Temple

Mizuno Tadakuni

1794–1851 (age 57)

Yūki-shi

Mizuno Tadakuni was a samurai statesman of the late Edo period based in Yūki-shi.

Chikutō Nakabayashi

1776–1853 (age 77)

Shinshōgokuraku-ji Temple

Tokugawa Iesada

1824–1858 (age 34)

Kan'ei-ji Temple

Tokugawa Iesada was the 13th shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate during a transformative period in Japanese history.

篠崎りを

1794–1858 (age 64)

Kan'ei-ji Temple

Oki Ichiga

1797–1855 (age 58)

Aoyama Cemetery

Oki Ichiga was an Edo period painter whose work reflected the refined aesthetics of 19th-century Japan.

Yamamoto Bōyō

1778–1859 (age 81)

Hōtō-ji Temple

Sakurai Baishitsu

1769–1852 (age 83)

Honzen-ji Temple

Sakurai Baishitsu was a Buddhist priest who served at Honzen-ji Temple during the late Edo period.

Tokugawa Harutomi

1771–1853 (age 82)

Chōhō-ji Temple

Umetsuji Shunshō

1776–1857 (age 81)

Kōdai-ji Temple

Umetsuji Shunshō was a Shinto priest who served at Kōdai-ji Temple throughout the late Edo period.

Yamamoto Baiitsu

1783–1856 (age 73)

Heiwa Park

Abe Katatō

1850–1850 (age 0)

Minowa

Abe Katatō was a herbalist practicing traditional healing arts in Minowa during the mid-19th century.

Rai Saishin

1791–1850 (age 59)

Tamon-in Temple

Rai Itsuan

1801–1856 (age 55)

Tamon-in Temple

Rai Itsuan was a renowned calligrapher of the late Edo period associated with Tamon-in Temple.

Hayashi Akira

1801–1859 (age 58)

Ichigaya-Yamabushichō

Tsutsui Masanori

1778–1859 (age 81)

Joen-ji Temple

Tsutsui Masanori was a Buddhist priest who served at Joen-ji Temple during the late Edo period.

Fujita Tōko

1806–1855 (age 49)

Tokiwa Public Cemetery

Saigō Kichibei

1806–1852 (age 46)

Tokiwa

Saigō Kichibei was a figure of the late Edo period whose life spanned a transformative era in Japanese history.

Satō Nobuhiro

1769–1850 (age 81)

Iyataka Shrine