Ueda Shozaburo

Japanese: 上田庄三郎 - うえだしょうざぶろう

1894-1958 Educator and educational critic from the Taisho to Showa eras.
Born November 10, 1894. Father of Koichiro Ueda and Tetsuzo Fuwa. After working as an elementary school teacher and principal, he moved to Tokyo in 1925. He became the principal of Hibarigaoka Children's Village Elementary School in Chigasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture. In 1929, he was a member of the "Tsuzurikata Life" magazine, and in 1931, he founded the "Kanen Kojo" magazine. After the war, he served as editor-in-chief of the "Nihon Kyoiku Shimbun" newspaper, among other positions. He passed away on October 19, 1958. He was 63 years old. He was from Kochi Prefecture. He graduated from Kochi Normal School.

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Japanese:

1894－1958　大正-昭和時代の教育者,教育評論家。
明治27年11月10日生まれ。上田耕一郎,不破哲三の父。小学校教師・校長をへて大正14年上京。神奈川県茅ケ崎の雲雀岡(ひばりがおか)児童の村小学校の校長となる。昭和4年「綴方(つづりかた)生活」同人,6年「観念工場」を創刊。戦後は「日本教育新聞」編集局長などをつとめた。昭和33年10月19日死去。63歳。高知県出身。高知師範卒。

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