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Nitobe Inazō

Nitobe Inazō

Japanese writer and diplomat (1862–1933).

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  1. Mary Patterson Elkinton Nitobe

    American-Quaker (1857-1938).

    31%

  2. Bushido: The Soul of Japan

    1899 book by Inazo Nitobe.

    25%

  3. William S. Clark

    American chemist, botanist and college president (1826–1886).

    12%

  4. Agriculturist

    Professional in agriculture management.

    4.8%

  5. Sapporo Agricultural College

    Former school in Sapporo, Japan.

    3%

  6. Tokyo Woman's Christian University

    University in Tokyo, Japan.

    2.8%

  7. Japanese colonial empire

    Japanese territorial conquests (1895–1945).

    2.6%

  8. Tadao Yanaihara

    Japanese economist, educator and Christian pacifist.

    2%

  9. Morioka

    Prefecture capital and Core city in Tōhoku, Japan.

    1.8%

  10. Tsuda University

    Women's university, Kodaira, Tokyo.

    1.7%

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  1. Bushido: The Soul of Japan

    1899 book by Inazo Nitobe.

    18%

  2. Bushido

    Moral code of the samurai.

    12%

  3. Åland

    Autonomous region of Finland.

    11%

  4. Masaru Ibuka

    Japanese businessman (1908–1997).

    7.4%

  5. Jun'ichirō Tanizaki

    Japanese author (1886–1965).

    7.2%

  6. Christianity in Taiwan

    Ethnic group.

    7%

  7. Christianity in Japan

    6.9%

  8. Banknotes of the Japanese yen

    5.5%

  9. 5000 yen note

    Japanese paper currency.

    4%

  10. Nitobe Memorial Garden

    Traditional Japanese garden located at the University of British Columbia.

    2.7%