Japanese educators

Japanese tanka poet (1878–1942)

Japanese Christian social reformer (1888–1960)

conventionally ranked as one of the four great men of kokugaku studies, and one of the most significant theologians of the Shintō religion

Japanese educator (1871-1944)

Japanese educator (1900–1958)

Japanese politician

Japanese military leader and diplomat

Japanese philosopher

Japanese politician

Japanese artist (1856-1907)

Japanese physician (1810–1863)

Japanese educator (1832-1891)

Japanese philosopher (1782-1863)

Japanese missionary (1843-1890)

Japanese flying ace of World War II

Japanese politician (1837-1917)

samurai (1828-1892)

Japanese legal scholar and bureaucrat (1860-1910)

Japanese journalist and politician (1843–1890)

Japanese politician

Japanese physician and bureaucrat

Japanese politician (1837–1908)

Japanese computer scientist

Japanese samurai

Japanese army officer (1845–1898)

early and prominent advocate of women's education in Meiji Japan

Japanese tanka poet and teacher (1875-1957)

Japanese scholar and educator

Japanese politician (1845-1909)

Japanese writer and translator (1864-1896)

Japanese physical educator

Japanese politician (1846-1897)

Japanese farmer (1939–2023)

Japanese rebel

Japanese electrical engineer, politician and the founder of Tokai University

Japanese educator and christian minister (1854–1940)

Japanese rebel

Japanese educator

Japanese politician

Japanese educator (1853-1910)

Japanese scholar and educator

Japanese writer