Yoshikawa Yasujiro

Ji Chuan Kojiro 1904 was born in March 18, and is the second son of a vendor in Hyogo Prefecture, Kobe City. 19 16 entered Kobe No.1 Middle School (now Kobe High School in Hyogo Prefecture). 1926 graduated from the literature department of Kyoto Imperial University. Ji Chuan Kojiro is a doctor of literature, honorary professor of National Kyoto University, president of Oriental Society, academician of Japanese Academy of Arts, deliberation member and special member of Japanese China Society, consultant of Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on China, consultant of Kyoto Japan-China Academic Exchange Seminar, consultant of Japan-China Cultural Exchange Association, and scholar of Japanese literature and history. Ji Chuan Kojiro is a doctor of literature, honorary professor of National Kyoto University, president of Oriental Society, academician of Japanese Academy of Arts, deliberation member and special member of Japanese China Society, consultant of Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on China, consultant of Kyoto Japan-China Academic Exchange Seminar, consultant of Japan-China Cultural Exchange Association, and scholar of Japanese literature and history. 1980 died of peritonitis on April 8th. The name of this law is "Shixing Mountain in Wen Yi". Buried in Otani Temple. After his death, he was posthumously awarded the third-class honor and the first-class Ruibao Medal. His son Tadao Yoshikawa is also a famous historian in China, an honorary professor at Kyoto University, an academician of the Japanese Bachelor's College, and the president of the Oriental Society, specializing in the history of China's medieval thoughts.

Naoshi _ Kanno Tree is closely related to Wang Guowei, a Japanese master of traditional Chinese studies who was cornered when the Qing emperor abdicated. He taught the Qing Dynasty the methods of studying Confucianism, thus establishing the "Kyoto School" style of seeking truth from facts.