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*''Other Names'': 高嶺親雲上 ''(Uehara [[peechin]])''

*''Other Names'': [[高嶺]] 親雲上 ''(Takamine [[peechin]])''

*''Japanese'': [[魏]]国香 ''(Gi Kokka)''

*''Japanese'': [[魏]] 国香 ''(Gi Kokka)''

Gi Kokka served as ''gieisei'' (head street musician) on the [[1850]] [[Ryukyuan mission to Edo]]. He died while in Japan on that mission, and is buried at [[Saiken-ji]] in [[Hamamatsu]], alongside a Ryukyuan official who died on the [[1710]] mission.

Gi Kokka served as ''gieisei'' (head street musician) on the [[1850]] [[Ryukyuan mission to Edo]]. He died while in Japan on that mission, and is buried at [[Saiken-ji]] in [[Hamamatsu]], alongside a Ryukyuan official who died on the [[1710]] mission.