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Katsusuke Nogi

1879–1904 (age 25)

Aoyama Cemetery

Katsusuke Nogi was a Japanese military officer who served his nation during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

William John White

1848–1901 (age 53)

Aoyama Cemetery

Tsuda Hatsuko

1842–1909 (age 67)

Aoyama Cemetery

Tsuda Hatsuko was a Japanese woman who lived during the mid-nineteenth to early twentieth centuries.

Isao Sugita

1859–1906 (age 47)

Aoyama Cemetery

Yoshihira Wada

1844–1908 (age 64)

Aoyama Cemetery

Yoshihira Wada was a Japanese architect who designed buildings during the nineteenth century.

Atsuko Saisho

1825–1900 (age 75)

Aoyama Cemetery

Shimada Bankon

1827–1907 (age 80)

Aoyama Cemetery

Shimada Bankon was a Buddhist monk who served his religious community during the nineteenth century.

Miyoshi Kanesuke

1842–1903 (age 61)

Kōzan-ji Temple

Yamamoto Keigu

1827–1903 (age 76)

Hōtō-ji Temple

Yamamoto Keigu was a Confucian scholar who contributed to Japanese intellectual life during the nineteenth century.

Ichikawa Sadanji I

1842–1904 (age 62)

Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple

Lafcadio Hearn

1850–1904 (age 54)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Lafcadio Hearn was a celebrated writer known for his evocative portrayals of Japanese culture and folklore.

Tsunashima Ryōsen

1873–1907 (age 34)

Zōshigaya Cemetery

Fukuzawa Yukichi

1835–1901 (age 66)

Zenpuku-ji Temple

Fukuzawa Yukichi (Japanese: 福澤諭吉; 10 January 1835 – 3 February 1901) was a Japanese author, educator, and phi...

Enomoto Takeaki

1836–1908 (age 72)

Kisshō-ji Temple

Hōsui Yamamoto

1850–1906 (age 56)

Sengaku-ji Temple

Hōsui Yamamoto was a Japanese painter whose artistic works contributed to nineteenth-century Japanese visual culture.

Iwasaki Yanosuke

1851–1908 (age 57)

Seikadō Bunko Library

Itō Hirobumi

1841–1909 (age 68)

Nishiōi

Itō Hirobumi was a preeminent Japanese politician and statesman who played a pivotal role in Japan's modernization.

San'yūtei Enchō

1839–1900 (age 61)

Zenshō-an Temple

Sanyutei Encho I (初代三遊亭円朝, Shodai San'yūtei Enchō; Japanese pronunciation: [saɰ̃.jɯː.tei (|) eɲ.t...

Yamada Jitchiku

1834–1901 (age 67)

Mount Hiji

Yamada Jitchiku was a Japanese individual whose life was connected to Mount Hiji during the nineteenth century.

Albert Arnold Bennett

1849–1909 (age 60)

Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery

William Copeland

1834–1902 (age 68)

Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery

William Copeland was a British brewer who operated in Yokohama during the Meiji era.

George Edwin Rice

1843–1901 (age 58)

Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery

Tada Shin'ai

1840–1905 (age 65)

Kōfuku-ji Temple

Tada Shin'ai was a respected Japanese calligrapher of the Edo and Meiji periods.

Kusumoto Ine

1827–1903 (age 76)

Kōtai-ji Temple

Futabatei Shimei

1864–1909 (age 45)

Somei Cemetery

Futabatei Shimei was a groundbreaking Japanese novelist and literary innovator of the Meiji period.

Kuga Katsunan

1857–1907 (age 50)

Somei Cemetery

Tsuboi Shinryō

1823–1904 (age 81)

Somei Cemetery

Tsuboi Shinryō was a Japanese physician active during the nineteenth century.

Shishido Tamaki

1829–1901 (age 72)

Somei Cemetery

Usurai Kitada

1876–1900 (age 24)

Somei Cemetery

Usurai Kitada was a Japanese novelist of the late Meiji era.

Alexander Cameron Sim

1840–1900 (age 60)

Kobe Municipal Foreign Cemetery

Alexander Cameron Sim (28 August 1840 – 28 November 1900) was a Scottish-born pharmacist and entrepreneur, active in J...

Georg Friedrich Hermann Heidkaemper

1843–1900 (age 57)

Kobe Municipal Foreign Cemetery

Georg Friedrich Hermann Heidkaemper was a German businessman active in Kobe during the Meiji period.

Nakayama Yoshiko

1836–1907 (age 71)

Toshimagaoka Cemetery

Prince Komatsu Akihito

1846–1903 (age 57)

Toshimagaoka Cemetery

Prince Komatsu Akihito was a Japanese imperial prince and military officer of the Meiji era.

Prince Tanehito

1887–1908 (age 21)

Toshimagaoka Cemetery

Asai Chū

1856–1907 (age 51)

Konchi-in

Asai Chū was a prominent Japanese painter and artistic innovator of the Meiji period.

Shōtei Hashimoto

1853–1900 (age 47)

Rokuō-in Temple

Gamō Shigeaki

1833–1901 (age 68)

Tennō-ji Temple

Gamō Shigeaki was a Japanese physician of the Edo and Meiji periods.

Yoshida Kōbē

1836–1907 (age 71)

Kuboyama Cemetery

Nagayama Takeshirō

1837–1904 (age 67)

Satozuka Cemetery

Nagayama Takeshirō was a Japanese military officer of the nineteenth century.

Masaoka Shiki

1867–1902 (age 35)

Dairyū-ji Temple

Miyoshi Ōgan

1832–1909 (age 77)

Maruho

Miyoshi Ōgan was a 19th-century Japanese figure who lived through Japan's transformation during the Meiji period.

Yasumoto Kamehachi

1826–1900 (age 74)

Kōryū-ji Temple

John Laidlaw Atkinson

1842–1908 (age 66)

Kasugano Cemetery

John Laidlaw Atkinson was a Christian pastor who served his congregation during Japan's modernization in the late 19th c...

Hashimoto Gahō

1835–1908 (age 73)

Gyokusen-in Temple

Emperor Meiji

1852–1912 (age 60)

Tokyo

Emperor Meiji transformed Japan from a feudal society into a modern nation-state during his historic reign from 1868 to ...

Ōyama Iwao

1842–1916 (age 74)

Nasushiobara

Aoki Shūzō

1844–1914 (age 70)

Nasushiobara

Aoki Shūzō was a Meiji-era politician who contributed to Japan's governmental modernization and development.

Ōyama Sutematsu

1860–1919 (age 59)

Nasushiobara

Fujita Denzaburō

1841–1912 (age 71)

Chion-in Temple

Fujita Denzaburō was a Meiji-era businessman whose entrepreneurial activities contributed to Japan's economic moderniza...

Mori Kainan

1863–1911 (age 48)

Tama Cemetery