Yamamoto Shizan

Japanese: 山本飼山 - やまもとしざん

1890-1913 A student in the Meiji period.
Born on July 23, 1890. Influenced by non-church Christianity, he later explored socialism, anarchism, Laozi and Zhuangzi ideology, and absolute other-power reliance. After the High Treason Incident, he contributed critiques to Osugi Sakae's "Modern Thought." He committed suicide on November 5, 1913. He was 24 years old. "Kaiyama Posthumous Manuscripts" were published after his death. He was from Tokyo and graduated from Waseda University. His real name was Ichizo.

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Japanese:

1890－1913　明治時代の学生。
明治23年7月23日生まれ。無教会派キリスト教の影響をうけ,以後社会主義,無政府主義,老荘思想,絶対他力本願と思想上の遍歴をかさねる。大逆事件後には大杉栄の「近代思想」に評論を寄稿。大正2年11月5日自殺。24歳。没後に「飼山遺稿」があまれた。東京出身。早大卒。本名は一蔵。

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