Okita Mitsu
Japanese noble
About Okita Mitsu
Lived 1833 – 1907 (aged 74).
Okita Mitsu (沖田 みつ; May 26, 1833 – November 2, 1907) was the eldest sister of Okita Sōji, captain of the first unit of the Shinsengumi.
Background She was born the eldest daughter of Okita Katsujirō, in a samurai family from Mutsu Province. In 1846, she married Inoue Rintarō, who later became Okita Rintarō, after being adopted into the Okita family. They had a child in 1853.
In 1868, during the Boshin War, Sōji was suffering from tuberculosis and thus stayed with Mitsu and her family in Edo, while the rest of the Tokugawa shogunate forces retreated to the Tohoku region. Mitsu looked after the terminally ill Sōji, until she and her family were forced to evacuate to Shonai han. Sōji died on May 30 of that year.
Mitsu returned to Edo in 1872. Her husband died in 1883, and she went to live with her youngest son in Manchuria. She died in 1907.
In popular culture In Gintama, Okita Sōgo's sister, Okita Mitsuba, is based on her.
In the 2004 Taiga drama Shinsengumi!, she was portrayed by Yasuko Sawaguchi.
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Who was Okita Mitsu?
Japanese noble (1833–1907)
When was Okita Mitsu born?
Okita Mitsu was born on 26 May 1833 in Shirakawa Domain.
When did Okita Mitsu die?
Okita Mitsu died on 2 November 1907 in Manchuria, Qing China.
What was Okita Mitsu known for?
Okita Mitsu was known for Okita Sōji.
What nationality was Okita Mitsu?
Okita Mitsu's recorded nationality: Japanese people.
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