Nakayama Kyūshirō (sold) (中山久四郎)
Nakayama Kyūshirō (中山久四郎; February 10, 1874 - September 7, 1961), also known as Tozangakujin, was a Japanese historian. Nakamura was born in Nagano, Japan. He studied at the in the Chinese history department Tokyo University, Graduating in 1899. He became a professor at Tokyo University, teaching Science and Literature as well as compiling historical materials. He was also head instructor at the Military Academy of Manchoukao and taught at Meiji University. He was later a professor Emeritus at Professor Emeritus at Tokyo Bunri University. He is associated with but one map, a serio-comic style map issued in 1904, when he was about 30. Although the art is attributed to him, we see no evidence that he was an artist, so more likely he simply penned the text and laid out the vision.
AKA: 中山久四郎
A previously undiscovered Japanese Serio-Comic Map! Possibly the first!
New Commemorative Print of Various Countries Sympathies in the Russo Japanese War. / 崭新纪念画 日露戰爭列國义同情
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The only known example of a 1904 (Meiji 37) Japanese serio-comic style map of Asia illustrating foreign perspectives on the Russo-Japanese War (1904 - 1905). Although previously unknown, if the May 3rd 1904 date is to be believed, this is the second Japanese serio-comic map in the Russo-Japanese War series. The map covers all of Asia and although it does not include Europe, illustrates several western European powers, including France, England, and Germany. (more details)