Statues of Famous Japanese People

Japanese Statue List are :

1. Saigo Takamori Statue - Ueno Park ( Tokyo )

Despite being labeled as a rebel by the government, Takamori recalled by the people and equipment in Japan as a hero, especially in regions south of Japan. Meiji government then forgive and bestow the highest honor. The statue is now adorned the size of Central Park in Kagoshima and Ueno Park in Tokyo. Heroic figure has inspired the film The Last Samurai.

2. A Statue of a Woman Wearing the Red Shoes - Azabu Juban (Tokyo)

3. Clark Hokkaido Statue (Hokkaido)

William Smith Clark (July 31, 1826 to March 9, 1886) is the vice principal Sapporo Agricultural College (now Hokkaido University) the famous words of 'Boys Be' (Ambitious' Boys, Idake aspirations), "Boys, be ambitious". Be ambitious not for money or to raise the selfish, not for thing that evanescent men call fame! Be ambitious for knowledge, for truth. Be ambitious for the attainment of all that a man should be.

4. Izu Dancer Statue

Izu dancer is the first work of Yasunari Kawabata who made literary observers clucked admiringly. Short stories written in 1925 tells the story about a high school student who spends his vacation by traveling to various hot springs in Izu peninsula. Yasunari Kawabata is a new breath to the world of Japanese literature. He brings a different flavor of this works of literature that already exists. Have the ability to put the world content of the aesthetic sensibility that was so soft. Until the next lot of letters which reflect her world like Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

5. Hiroshi Green Sanbichi Temple Statue - Atami (Shizouka)

6. Equestrian Statue Palace Komatsu Akihito - Ueno Park (Tokyo)

Equestrian Statue of Prince Komatsu Akihito palace. Fushimi imperial system, and the first of a noble family Komatsu increased attainment status. Participated in many battles after the Meiji Restoration.

7. Hiroshi Nitta Yoshisada Kimi Statue - Bubaigawara Station (Tokyo)

Hiroshi Nitta Yoshisada, which led to the collapse of the Kamakura shogunate put "Battle Bubaigawara".

8. Equestrian Statue of Date Masamune - Aoba Castle Park (Miyagi)

Date Masamune ( September 5, 1567 until June 27, 1636) was a Japanese samurai of the Azuchi-Momoyama period and early Edo period. Heir to a long line of powerful daimyo in the Tohoku region, he went to find a modem day Sendai city. An outstanding strategy, he made all the more iconic to the eye is lost, and often referred dokuganryu  Masamune, or one-eyed dragon.

9. Giacomo Statue (Glover Puccini) - Glover (Nagasaki)

 

Puccini Giacomo born in Puccini, in Lucca generation from the cathedral organ. Giacomo was the fifth generation of the family, and church organ at the age of 14, had to resort to religion as a musician. In the age of 18 years in Pisa (Aida saw her life was changed by. Decided to enter Milan Conservatory opera composer. This statue is a tribute to Japanese culture from the viewpoint of Western musicians.

10. Miura Tamaki Statue - Glover (Nagasaki)

Statue of Tamaki Maura, a Japanese opera singer renowned worldwide for her role as Madame Butterfly.

11. Tomasubureku Statue - Glover Garden (Nagasaki)

Thomas Blake Glover was reborn in Scotland. Project in Shanghai after six years Ansei (1859). Hisashi Aya's first year (1861) established a Nagasaki company grabber. Ships sold weapons to various clans Motoharu Keio years, and one of the best traders in Nagasaki, was involved in many important aspects of Tokugawa political history. In 1870 grabber is a bankrupt company, and after coal mining operations Tazusawatta Takashima, he served as adviser to Mitsubishi. Married a Japanese woman, and child bay area and last name after naturalization.

12. Hiroshi Hirota Statue - Ohori (Fukouka)

Mitsugu Uenoyama Kiyoshi 3 (Ueno pour Yamaki) Born in Hokkaido in 1889. After becoming elementary school art teacher, moved to Tokyo at age 23, studied at the Institute of Pacific Association of Artist Kuroda, mentor at Okada. 1924, first prize in the fifth Emperor exhibition at the age of 35 years, became a member in 1929 and then won three successive special, Imperial Academy of Fine Arts Commission at the age of 41. 1934 45-folds, "Foreign Minister Hirota one day" Exhibition of 15 emperors withdrawal. After the war, drawing landscapes and animals to return home in Hokkaido, Hokkaido, Japan. He died in 1960 at age 70.

13. Kanamori Kitizirou Statue - Oogaki Zyou (Gifu)

Starting in the flood control project. Then the assembly members resident, served as the House. "Based on the Flood Erosion Control is". Root to alleviate flooding in the life to achieve improvement goals Kiso Mikawa, flood control and forestry projects to use all his money. He managed to save the lives of 40.000 houses and 8000 houses. In the year 1923, and the public know about the horrors of the great flood has become the foundation and place a check mark in 1896 floodwaters.

14. Mamiya Rinzou Statue - Souya Misaki (Hokkaido)

Mamiya Rinzou (Elephant apple and Mami, Yasunaga 1997 (1780). April 13, 1844 is the final secret of Edo period, the explorer. Shigezou Kondou, Hirayama by "Sanzo called" The Time Aya. Zong Lun name (with breasts). And farmers who worked as an officer of the shogun's secret.

15. Lieutenant General Paul Caraway Hiroshi Statue - Daito (Okinawa)

Strong personality, against the authorities and policies to take full advantage of the High Commissioner. "Kennedy is a co-ordinate policies undermine American interest in the U.S. military of Okinawa," strongly opposed to Japan and Okinawa reversion policy by applying it to express its opposition to authoritarian whirlwind Callaway called, and outside of creating a stir. As the main policies, and aimed at financial institutions and government regulation Ryukyu pressing political and economic autonomy of action separately.

16. Role Hermit Statue - Irozaki Harbor (Shizuoka)

17. Ebisu Statue - Ebisu Station (Tokyo)

Ebisu statue was built in 1975, as a symbol in the hands of the local Lions club, "the statue of Ebisu" is installed. Your body fat, look foolish and like a little friendly. Ebisu like for us busy, and I feel like talking like this.

18. Sasaki Kojiro Statue (Yamaguchi Prefecture)

Sasaki Kojiro (Kojiro Ganryu also called) was born the year 1585 and died at April 13, 1612. A Japanese samurai who was born in Fukui is live from the Sengoku era to the early edo era. He battle with Miyamoto Musashi at Ganryu island became history until now.

19. Nichiren Daishonim Statue

20. Hachiko Statue