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Kanzō Uchimura — MetaHistoryBook
益本重雄, 藤沢音吉
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Kanzō Uchimura
Japanese writer (1861–1930)
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Details
Instance of
human
Born
26 March 1861
, 23 March 1861
Died
28 March 1930
Place of birth
Koishikawa
Place of death
Yodobashi
Sex or gender
male
Family name
Uchimura
Father
Uchimura Yoshiyuki
Spouse
Shizuko Uchimura
Child
Rutsuko Uchimura
,
Yūshi Uchimura
Sibling
Uchimura Tatsusaburō
Movement
Non-church movement
,
Second Coming Movement
Occupation
writer
,
philosopher
,
religious writer
,
columnist
,
essayist
,
missionary
Citizenship
Japan
Native language
Japanese
Religion
Protestant church
,
Christianity
described by source
Pacifism Among Japanese Non-Church Christians
,
History of Missiology
educated at
Amherst College
,
Hartford International University for Religion and Peace
,
Tokyo School of Foreign Languages
,
Sapporo Agricultural College
employer
University of Tokyo
languages spoken, written or signed
Japanese
member of
Sapporo band
name in kana
うちむら かんぞう
name in native language
内村鑑三
notable work
How I Became a Christian
,
Japan and the Japanese
,
Consolations of a Christian
,
Seeking Peace of Mind
participant in
Q17217736
,
Uchimura Kanzo lèse-majesté incident
,
Q11430010
place of burial
Tama Cemetery
relative
Miyoko Uchimura
religious name
ヨナタン
start of work period
1894
student
Naoya Shiga
topic's main category
Category:Uchimura Kanzō
writing language
Japanese
Connected on Wikidata
Author of
How I Became a Christian
Consolations of a Christian
Seeking Peace of Mind
Japan and the Japanese
Subject of
Uchimura Kanzo Memorial Stone Church
Influenced
Ham Seok-heon
Parent of
Yūshi Uchimura
Rutsuko Uchimura
Spouse of
Shizuko Uchimura
Child of
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Uchimura Yoshiyuki