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Date Created1901
DescriptionIwakura Tomosada (岩倉具定; Asahi (旭)), son of Iwakura Tomomi (岩倉具視), studied under Guido Verbeck in Nagasaki, then departed for the United States in 1870, together with his brother,...
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Date Created1873-1874
DescriptionMargaret Clark Griffis, older sister of William E. Griffis, ventured to Japan in 1872 at the request of her brother. In Japan, she taught and became the princeipal of Tokyo Government Girls' School...
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Date Created1870-1879
DescriptionSamuel R. Brown was one of the first three Reformed Church missionaries sent to Japan in 1859. first taught at the Yokohama Academy (Eigakusho, 英学所), a language school for customs officials and...
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Date Created1873
DescriptionThis photograph shows Clark surrounded by his Japanese students in Shizuoka (静岡).
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Date Created1873
DescriptionShizuoka Gakumonjo (静岡学問所), where E. W. Clark taught from 1871 to 1873.
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Date Created1872
DescriptionWilliam E. Grffis with his first science class at Kaisei Gakkō (開成学校) in 1872. Griffis's note at the top identifies one of his students as Komura Jutarō (小村寿太郎), or "Baron" and...
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Date Created2006
DescriptionArlene Sinding talking to students at the Seabrook Museum. Picture taken during a visit from Princeton High School on April 18, 2006.
Time PeriodPostwar Years (1945-1970), Contemporary America (1968-present)
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Date Created1861
DescriptionPortrait of Tomita Tetsunosuke (富田鐡之助) (seated) and Takaki Saburō (高木三郎) (standing). Tomita and Takaki were Katsu Kaishū (勝海舟)'s mentees and were selected by Katsu to...
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Date Created1870
DescriptionPortrait of Takaki Samro (Takaki Saburō, 高木三郎) in a suit. Takaki traveled alongside Tomita Tetsunosuke (富田鐡之助) as Katsu Koroku (勝小鹿)'s guardians to New Brunswick, New Jersey,...
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Date Created1867
DescriptionPortrait of Kusakabe Tarō (日下部太郎) (right) with Yokoi Saheita (横井左平太) and Daihei (大平) wearing suits.