Mina Yamauchi - Mina Yamauchi

Japanese: 山内みな - やまのうちみな

1900-1990 A social activist from the Taisho to Showa periods.
Born November 8, 1900. Started working at Tokyo Muslin in 1913. Joined the Yuaikai following a labor dispute the following year, and became its first female director in 1913. Later, she was active in the Shinfujin Kyokai, Seikou Fujinkai, and Kanto Women's Alliance. After the war, she participated in the anti-nuclear movement and the Japan-China friendship movement. Passed away October 21, 1990. Age 89. Born in Miyagi Prefecture. Written work: "Yamauchi Mina Autobiography."

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

1900－1990　大正-昭和時代の社会運動家。
明治33年11月8日生まれ。大正2年東京モスリンに就職。翌年の争議をきっかけに友愛会に入会,8年初の女性理事となる。のち,新婦人協会,醒光婦人会,関東婦人同盟に所属して活動。戦後は原水禁運動,日中友好運動などに参加した。平成2年10月21日死去。89歳。宮城県出身。著作に「山内みな自伝」。

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