Fukuzawa Yukichi
Fukuzawa Yukichi was a Japanese author, educator, and philosopher. He is known for his efforts to introduce and promote Western ideas and institutions in Meiji Japan.
Career Journey
Background
- Born in
- Dōjima
- Educated at
- Tekijuku
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"To recount the history of assassination since the beginning of our foreign intercourse — in the beginning, people simply hated the foreigners because all foreigners were "impure" men who should not be…"
"Moreover, the argument for national polity, for Christianity, and for Confucianism... are also insufficient to bolster people’s hearts. What, then, will? I say there is one thing: namely, to establish…"
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Timeline
1835
Born
Birth1901
Died
Death
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