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Kishimoto Gashô was one of [[Okinawa prefecture|Okinawa prefecture's]] first two elected representatives to the [[National Diet]] House of Representatives, along with [[Takamine Chokyo|Takamine Chôkyô]]. | Kishimoto Gashô was one of [[Okinawa prefecture|Okinawa prefecture's]] first two elected representatives to the [[National Diet]] House of Representatives, along with [[Takamine Chokyo|Takamine Chôkyô]]. | ||
| − | He and Takamine, along with [[Jahana Noboru]], [[Ota Chofu|Ôta Chôfu]], and [[Nakijin | + | He and Takamine, along with [[Jahana Noboru]], [[Ota Chofu|Ôta Chôfu]], and [[Nakijin Choshin|Nakijin Chôshin]]<!--今帰仁朝審-->, were the first five Okinawan students sponsored by the [[Meiji government]] to study in [[Tokyo]]. |
He later served as head of educational affairs for Okinawa prefecture, and was elected to the House of Representatives four times. In 1925, he became the third modern mayor of [[Naha]] City. | He later served as head of educational affairs for Okinawa prefecture, and was elected to the House of Representatives four times. In 1925, he became the third modern mayor of [[Naha]] City. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:45, 15 March 2015
- Born: 1868
- Died: 1928/2/28
- Japanese: 岸本賀昌 (Kishimoto Gashou)
Kishimoto Gashô was one of Okinawa prefecture's first two elected representatives to the National Diet House of Representatives, along with Takamine Chôkyô.
He and Takamine, along with Jahana Noboru, Ôta Chôfu, and Nakijin Chôshin, were the first five Okinawan students sponsored by the Meiji government to study in Tokyo.
He later served as head of educational affairs for Okinawa prefecture, and was elected to the House of Representatives four times. In 1925, he became the third modern mayor of Naha City.
References
- Gregory Smits, "Jahana Noboru: Okinawan Activist and Scholar," in Anne Walthall (ed.), The Human Tradition in Modern Japan, Scholarly Resources Inc. (2002), 102.
- "Kishimoto Gashô," Okinawa Compact Encyclopedia, Ryukyu Shimpo, 1 March 2003.
