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- Okanoue_Kikue abstract "Okanoue Kikue (岡上 菊栄)(Born 1867, died 1947) ran an orphanage in Kōchi, JapanIt is said she was the niece of Sakamoto Ryōma. Her mother is said to have been, Otome, (Sakamoto's older sister) and her father was Jyuan, a doctor. When Kikue was two years old, their families lost contact and so she didn't have much contact with Sakamoto. To this day their actual relationship remains controversial.When she was five, her father died and she was left to live at her uncle's house in Kagami Village. At the age of 14, she entered Kōchi's \"Eiwa Women's School\" run by Annie Dowd of Missouri, USA. After that she became a teacher and worked as an elementary school teacher for 21 years. After that, she became the head teacher of a Kōchi Hakuaien orphanage. She raised her own five children along with the orphans in the school. She devoted her whole life to this cause, but at the time, she wasn't well understood by society. She raised 356 children. The orphanage she ran stood at the site of the current Shin Hankyu Hotel in Honmachi, Kōchi City, but was destroyed during the Kōchi fire bombing of July 4, 1945.".
- Okanoue_Kikue birthDate "1867".
- Okanoue_Kikue birthYear "1867".
- Okanoue_Kikue deathDate "1947".
- Okanoue_Kikue deathYear "1947".
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageID "23979525".
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- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageRevisionID "606538867".
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageWikiLink Category:1867_births.
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageWikiLink Category:1947_deaths.
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageWikiLink Category:Japanese_educators.
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageWikiLink Elementary_school.
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageWikiLink Japan.
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageWikiLink Kagami,_Kōchi_(Tosa).
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageWikiLink Kōchi_Prefecture.
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageWikiLink Sakamoto_Ryōma.
- Okanoue_Kikue wikiPageWikiLinkText "Okanoue Kikue".
- Okanoue_Kikue dateOfBirth "1867".
- Okanoue_Kikue dateOfDeath "1947".
- Okanoue_Kikue name "Okanoue Kikue".
- Okanoue_Kikue shortDescription "Japanese educator".
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- Okanoue_Kikue description "Japanese educator".
- Okanoue_Kikue description "Japanese educator".
- Okanoue_Kikue subject Category:1867_births.
- Okanoue_Kikue subject Category:1947_deaths.
- Okanoue_Kikue subject Category:Japanese_educators.
- Okanoue_Kikue hypernym Niece.
- Okanoue_Kikue type Agent.
- Okanoue_Kikue type Person.
- Okanoue_Kikue type Person.
- Okanoue_Kikue type Educator.
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- Okanoue_Kikue type Thing.
- Okanoue_Kikue type Q215627.
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- Okanoue_Kikue comment "Okanoue Kikue (岡上 菊栄)(Born 1867, died 1947) ran an orphanage in Kōchi, JapanIt is said she was the niece of Sakamoto Ryōma. Her mother is said to have been, Otome, (Sakamoto's older sister) and her father was Jyuan, a doctor. When Kikue was two years old, their families lost contact and so she didn't have much contact with Sakamoto. To this day their actual relationship remains controversial.When she was five, her father died and she was left to live at her uncle's house in Kagami Village.".
- Okanoue_Kikue label "Okanoue Kikue".
- Okanoue_Kikue sameAs Q7081821.
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- Okanoue_Kikue sameAs Q7081821.
- Okanoue_Kikue wasDerivedFrom Okanoue_Kikue?oldid=606538867.
- Okanoue_Kikue isPrimaryTopicOf Okanoue_Kikue.
- Okanoue_Kikue name "Okanoue Kikue".