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Yamaguchi Zuiu was a painter from [[Tochigi prefecture]] who taught art in [[Okinawa prefecture|Okinawa]] from [[1896]] to [[1912]].

Yamaguchi Zuiu was a painter from [[Tochigi prefecture]] who taught art in [[Okinawa prefecture|Okinawa]] from [[1896]] to [[1912]].

He began teaching at the Okinawa Normal School (''Okinawa shihan gakkô'') in 1896.<ref>Miyazato Masako 宮里正子, "Geijutsu, Geinô katsudô he no shinshutsu"「芸術・芸能活動への進出」, ''Naha onna no ashiato, Naha joseishi (Sengo hen)'' なは・女のあしあと　那覇女性史（戦後編）, Naha-shi sômubu josei shitsu 那覇市総務部女性室（ed.）, Naha: Ryukyu Shimpo-sha (2001), 377.</ref>

He began teaching at the Okinawa Normal School (''Okinawa shihan gakkô'') in 1896.<ref>Miyazato Masako 宮里正子, "Geijutsu, Geinô katsudô he no shinshutsu"「芸術・芸能活動への進出」, ''Naha onna no ashiato, Naha joseishi (Sengo hen)'' なは・女のあしあと　那覇女性史（戦後編）, Naha-shi sômubu josei shitsu 那覇市総務部女性室（ed.）, Naha: Ryukyu Shimpo-sha (2001), 377-378.</ref>

In [[1908]], he founded the Tansei association, which produced ''[[Nihonga]]'' paintings of Okinawan subjects. Yamaguchi submitted a number of his own paintings to exhibitions held by the [[Japan Painting Association]] (''Nihon bijutsu kyôkai'').

In [[1908]], he founded the Tansei association, which produced ''[[Nihonga]]'' paintings of Okinawan subjects. Yamaguchi submitted a number of his own paintings to exhibitions held by the [[Japan Painting Association]] (''Nihon bijutsu kyôkai'').