Wakimizu Tetsugorō (sold) (脇水鐵五郎)
Wakimizu Tetsugorō (脇水鐵五郎; December 4, 1867 – August 10, 1942) was a prominent Japanese geologist and soil scientist, as well as a professor at Tokyo Imperial University (now Tokyo University). He was born in Ogaki, near Nagoya, and studied geology at Tokyo Imperial University, where he would spend his entire career, save for several years in the 1910s when he studied abroad in Europe and the United States.
AKA: 脇水鐵五郎
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世界現勢國防大地圖 / [Current Map of Global National Defenses].
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This is a rare 1936 world map published in Hinode (日の出), a popular Japanese magazine, showing the comparative military strength of major world powers. The map augurs Japan's coming conflicts with China in 1937 and Western powers in 1941. (more details)