Kyuzo Toyama (當山 久三, Tōyama Kyūzō, 1868–1910) was an Okinawan political activist. He is commonly referred to as the "father of Okinawan emigration" due...
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These laborers were helped by Kyuzo Toyama, who is considered to be the "father of Okinawan emigration". Kyuzo Toyama himself led the second group of...
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arrived to the United States on January 8, 1900 under the leadership of Kyuzo Toyama, who is often referred to as “the father of Okinawan emigration”. Today...
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Koto Toyama (遠山 向人), Japanese coach Kyōko Tōyama (遠山景織子, 遠山 景織子) born 1975, Japanese actress; recipient of Blue Ribbon Award for Best Newcomer Kyuzo Toyama...
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first of these Okinawans came to Hawaii in 1899 under the supervision of Kyuzo Toyama, who is known as the "father of Okinawan emigration". Okinawans in Hawaii...
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migrants were formed, numbering 26 people. Led by emigration activist Kyuzo Toyama, these laborers arrived in Hawaii on January 8, 1900. Subsequent waves...
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migrate to the United States were 26 Okinawan contract laborers led by Kyuzo Toyama. They arrived at the Territory of Hawaii on January 8, 1900, in order...
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Hawaii on the ship City of China, following transportation arranged by Kyuzo Toyama, and were set to begin work on a sugar plantation. Italian football club...
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employment at the prefectural office. Returning to Tokyo, Jahana joined with Tōyama Kyūzō and gathered together other commoners of a like mind, forming the "Okinawa...
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Edition] (in Japanese). Karate-jutsu Promotion Association. p. 2. Mifune, Kyuzo (1958). 道と術:柔道教典 [The Way and the Art: A Dictionary of Judo] (in Japanese)...
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kutabe (or kudabe, kutahe) allegedly appeared in Mount Tate, Etchū Province (Toyama Prefecture), datable to Bunsei 10 (1827). The kanji for kudan consists of...
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High School. Eniwa's first school was opened in 1887, when Buddhist priest Kyūzō Nakayama established a terakoya for the children of Eniwa. In 1897, the...
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Family's Meisho from All over the Country, emaki 蜂須賀家旧蔵全国名勝絵巻 Hachisuka-ke kyūzō zenkoku meishō emaki 1844 Tokushima Tokushima Prefecture (kept at Tokushima...
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Numismatic Collection 府立大阪博物場旧蔵 古銭貨章牌類資料 附 古銭貨章牌類目録 furitsu Ōsaka hakubutsu-ba kyūzō ko senka fumi pairui shiryō tsuketari ko senka fumi pairui mokuroku Ancient...
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List of museums in Japan (section Toyama)
Memorial Museum Kikuta Kazuo Memorial Museum Michinoku Folk Village Mifune Kyūzō Memorial Museum Morioka History and Culture Museum Stone and Kenji Museum...
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(1967) Bakudan otoko to iwareru âitsu (1967) Burai yori daikanbu (1968) - Kyûzô Shimamoto Burai hijô (1968) - Hashizume Shikiyoku no hate (1968) - Takagi...
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possession) 八重山蔵元絵師画稿類(宮良安宣旧蔵) Yaeyama kuramoto eshi gakō-rui (Miyara Ansen kyūzō) Second Shō dynasty to Meiji period Ishigaki Ishigaki City (kept at the...
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