Mina Ishizaka

...Poet and critic of the Meiji period. Born in Kanagawa Prefecture. His real name was Namon Taro. Also known as Senba and Tatsumi. In 1881, at the age of 12, he moved to the Sukiyabashi area of ​​Tokyo. Around this time, the Freedom and People's Rights Movement was at its peak, and Tono had awakened to political ambitions. From 1883 onwards, he came into contact with a group of young people involved in the civil rights movement in the Santama region. However, in 1885, he was asked to join the action squad of the Liberal Party's left wing's "Korean Revolution Plan" (Osaka Incident), and he left the movement. During this time, he entered the Department of Politics and Economics at Tokyo Senmon Gakko in 1884. ...

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…明治期の詩人，評論家。神奈川県生れ。本名門太郎。別名蟬羽，脱蟬子。1881年12歳のとき，東京数寄屋橋近くに移住する。このころ，自由民権運動は最高潮を迎え，政治への野心にめざめた透谷は，83年から2,3年は三多摩地方の民権運動の青年グループと接触をもつ。しかし，85年に，自由党左派の〈朝鮮革命計画〉(大阪事件)の行動隊に参加を求められて，運動から離脱する。この間，84年に東京専門学校政治経済学科に入学。…

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