US EditionLooking Back at the Short 35-Year Life of Komatsu Tatewaki (Pure Integrity), the Brilliant Man Who Steered Satsuma During the Late Edo Period
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20th July 1870 (Meiji 3) is the day that Komatsu Tatewaki (Kiyokado) passed away. Kiyokado is pronounced "Kiyokado" and his nickname "Tatewaki" is pronounced "Tatewaki". Many people here are probably familiar with this. He is a familiar figure in historical dramas set in the late Edo period, and was one of the most agile and clever men in the Satsuma domain. For this reason, his death just three years after the start of the Meiji era was mourned…
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