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Shimizu Shikin (清水紫琴, 1868–1933), pen name of Shimizu Toyoko, was a Japanese novelist and women's rights activist of the Meiji period in Japan. A lecturer...

Japanese basketball player Shimizu Shikin (清水 紫琴, 1868–1933), pen name of Shimizu Toyoko, Japanese writer and activist Shintaro Shimizu (清水 慎太郎, born 1992),...

Shimazaki Tōson (1872–1943) Shimizu Motoyoshi (born 1918) Shimizu Satomu (see Yamamoto Shūgorō) Shimizu Shikin (1868–1933) Shimizu Yoshinori (born 1947) Shiono...

works and influenced the women's liberation movement in Japan. In 1891, Shimizu Shikin published Koware Yubiwa (The Broken Ring), often called Japan's first...

experienced challenges due to their gender. One Meiji-period writer, Shimizu Shikin, sought to encourage positive comparisons between her contemporaries...

former leader of the Jinshotai Yamamoto Yae Nakae Chōmin Ōkuma Shigenobu Shimizu Shikin Soejima Taneomi Yamaji Motoharu, former Jinshotai commander Tokutomi...

1872–1943, Japan, p/f) Motoyoshi Shimizu (清水基吉, 1918–2008, Japan, f/p) Shimizu Shikin (清水紫琴, 1868–1933, Japan, nf) Yoshinori Shimizu (清水義範, born 1947, Japan,...

mainly male with some exceptions such as Nakajima Shôen (1863-1901), Shimizu Shikin (1867-1933), Miyake Kaho (1868-1944) and Wakamatsu Shizuko (1864-1896)...

Noheji January 10 – Ozaki Kōyō, author and writer (d. 1903) January 11 – Shimizu Shikin, novelist and women's rights activist (d. 1933) January 18 – Suzuki...

marshal, Commander of the Kwantung Army, ambassador (b. 1868) July 31 – Shimizu Shikin, novelist and women's rights activist (b. 1868) September 21 – Kenji...

were Tokuda Shūsei, Tayama Katai and Shimazaki Tōson. Japanese author Shimizu Shikin had a column in the magazine for nearly five years. It was entitled...

Samuel Perry saw Crimson in the tradition of works by woman writers like Shikin Shimizu, Noe Itō and Yuriko Miyamoto, and in the I-novel. Crimson was published...