Ishida Jihē (石田治兵衛)
Ishida Jihē (石田治兵衛; fl. c. 1668 - 1900) was a Kyoto-based Japanese publishing house active throughout the Tokugawa period and into the Meiji period. The publishing house was likely named after its founder and carried on the name after his death.
AKA: 石田治兵衛
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