About Uryū Shigeko
Lived 1862 – 1928 (aged 66). Uryū Shigeko was a Japanese educator and pianist.
Baroness (née and formerly ), was a Japanese educator, one of the first two Japanese women to attend a college, and one of the first piano teachers in Japan.
Biography was born in Edo on 18 April 1862, one of the four daughters of Masuda Takayoshi, a Sado bugyō.
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Who was Uryū Shigeko?
Japanese educator (1862-1928)
When was Uryū Shigeko born?
Uryū Shigeko was born on 18 April 1862 in Yushima.
When did Uryū Shigeko die?
Uryū Shigeko died on 3 November 1928 in Nippori.
What was Uryū Shigeko's occupation?
Uryū Shigeko was an educator and pianist.
What nationality was Uryū Shigeko?
Uryū Shigeko was Japanese.
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