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...1836 – September 13, 1893}} was a Japanese statesman in the early [[Meiji period]]. After the [[Meiji Restoration]] and the establishment of the new [[Meiji government]], Endō served as the head of the new {{nihongo|National [[Mint ...

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...e dropped out of the school of liberal arts in [[University of Tokyo|Tokyo University]] and joined [[Kenyusha|Ken'yusha]]. After struggling with the rise of natu [[Category:University of Tokyo alumni]] ...

{{Short description|National university in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan}} {{Infobox university ...

...n, author and professor emeritus in the Department of History at [[Harvard University]].<ref name="rijs_craig">Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies (RIJS), [ ...]. This was followed by two years (1951–53) as a graduate student at Kyoto University from 1951 through 1953. ...

| occupation = Writer, University Professor ...gano|Iida city]] in [[Nagano prefecture]], Hinatsu graduated from [[Waseda University]], and was later a professor of [[English literature]] at Waseda. He was in ...

...ad|id= CLRK893EB|name=Clarke, Edward Bramwell}}</ref> was an educator in [[Meiji period]] Japan, who is credited with introducing the sport of [[Rugby footb ...as an instructor in English language and [[English literature]] at [[Keio University]] in Tokyo. ...

...Shokki (rugby union club)|Toyota Jido Shokki]]. He graduated from [[Meiji University]] and used to play for [[Suntory Sungoliath]] before he went to play profes [[Category:Meiji University alumni]] ...

...oles in the [[Meiji Restoration]] and the westernization of Japan in the [[Meiji period]]. His true name was {{Nihongo|'''Ogata Koreaki'''|緒方 惟章||}} or {{Ni ...ichard |title=Private Academies of the Tokugawa Period|publisher=Princeton University Press |page=128 |isbn= 978-0691613956|year=2014}}</ref> ...

...ra [[Shogyo]] Gakko, which later became [[Tokyo Keizai University]] (Tokyo University of Economics), in 1949. ...e organized and supported professional go players in Japan following the [[Meiji Restoration]] and subsequent ceasing of government support for the [[four g ...

| champion = [[Keio University]]<br>(40th title) | most_champs = [[Hosei University]]<br>[[Waseda University]]<br>(46 titles) ...

...Japanese]] [[diplomat]] and political theorist who was active during the [[Meiji period]] of [[Japan]]. ...e learned [[Greek language|Greek]]. He became a very popular figure at the University, especially with the Master of [[Pembroke College, Cambridge|Pembroke Colle ...

...er in his life, he served as president of the University of Tokyo, [[Kyoto University]], [[Gakushūin|Gakushuin]], and the [[Riken|Riken Institute]]. ...s as scholars, and were at the centre of Japan's educational system in the Meiji era. His grandfather had been a student of [[rangaku|Dutch studies ("rangak ...

...=Tanaka, Ginnosuke Gisei}}</ref> He introduced rugby to students at [[Keio University]], in 1899, with the help of [[Edward Bramwell Clarke]]. Later, he pursued ....jp/~ruxton/hatenkou.html Japanese Students at Cambridge University in the Meiji Era, 1868–1912: Pioneers for the Modernization of Japan]'', by Noboru Koyam ...

...of Boissonade.jpg|thumb|180px|Bust of Boissonade on the campus of [[Hosei University]]]] ..., responsible for drafting much of [[Japan]]'s [[civil code]] during the [[Meiji Era]], and honored as one of the founders of modern Japan's legal system. ...

{{Short description|Private university in Itabashi, Tokyo}} {{Infobox university ...

Born in [[Fresno, California]], Rowell graduated from [[Stanford University]] and [[Harvard Law School]], and returned to Fresno in 1926 to open a priv ...e [[Diet of Japan]] to approve. Rowell extensively analyzed the existing [[Meiji Constitution]], balancing it with the demands of Japanese lawyers to form a ...

...mperial University]]<br>[[Kyushu Imperial University]]<br>[[Kyoto Imperial University]] |alma_mater = [[Yale University]] ...

...– 29 June 1903}} was a Japanese pianist and composer of the [[Meiji (era)|Meiji era]].<ref name=":0">{{Cite web|last=第２版|first=朝日日本歴史人物事典,日本大百科全書(ニッポニカ),ブリ ...g to his father's job. He went to Tokyo Music School (now known as [[Tokyo University of the Arts]]) and was taught by [[Nobu Kōda|Nobu Koda]], graduating in 190 ...

...ding the [[University of Tokyo]] (1996–2013), and President of [[Seigakuin University]] (2013–2015). He is currently Chairman of the Board of Kumamoto Prefectura ...ty]], he was an exchange student at the [[University of Erlangen-Nuremberg|University of Nurnberg]], [[Erlangen]] in the then [[West Germany]]. His encounters wi ...