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Tawada Shinjun was an Okinawan scholar of botany and archaeology. | Tawada Shinjun was an Okinawan scholar of botany and archaeology. | ||
| − | Born in [[Shuri]] Sakiyama-chô, he graduated from Okinawa Daiichi (First) Middle School and then from Okinawa Normal | + | Born in [[Shuri]] Sakiyama-chô, he graduated from Okinawa Daiichi (First) Middle School and then from Okinawa Normal School (''shihan gakkô''). He worked for a time as a teacher at Shuri High School and elsewhere before becoming head of the (postwar Occupation era) Government of the Ryukyus' forestry experimentation center, as well as a member of the cultural protections committee. |
Tawada researched Okinawan herbal medicines, among other topics, and became known as a pioneer in the field of Okinawan archaeology. | Tawada researched Okinawan herbal medicines, among other topics, and became known as a pioneer in the field of Okinawan archaeology. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:46, 6 January 2020
- Born: 1907/1/7
- Died: 1990/12/21
- Japanese: 多和田 真淳 (Tawada Shinjun)
Tawada Shinjun was an Okinawan scholar of botany and archaeology.
Born in Shuri Sakiyama-chô, he graduated from Okinawa Daiichi (First) Middle School and then from Okinawa Normal School (shihan gakkô). He worked for a time as a teacher at Shuri High School and elsewhere before becoming head of the (postwar Occupation era) Government of the Ryukyus' forestry experimentation center, as well as a member of the cultural protections committee.
Tawada researched Okinawan herbal medicines, among other topics, and became known as a pioneer in the field of Okinawan archaeology.
References
- "Tawada Shinjun," Okinawa Compact Encyclopedia, Ryukyu Shimpo.
- "Tawada Shinjun," Nihon jinmei daijiten, Kodansha.
