奧村五百子 |  |
| Name | Name Pinyin | Name Type | Lang. | pref. Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 奧村五百子 | Okumura Ioko | Given Name (名) | Japanese | preferred Name |
| 奧村五百子 | Aocun Wubaizi | Other Name, Variants, incl. Married Name (其他，包括：字、婚後名) | Chinese |
| birth/start | death/end | gender/group | gender uncertain |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1845-06-07 | 1907-02-07 | female | - |
| Note |
|---|
| Okumura Ioko was a Japanese social activist, who formed the the Aikoku Fujinkai (Patriotic Women's Association), an organization with the objectives of comforting soldiers and supporting war-bereaved families, and traveled all over the country working to enlarge its membership. |
Assignments: 3
Article
| Nüzi Shijie, Vol: 1, Iss: 4, page: 68, 69, 70, 71, 72 - Author | |||
| 日本奧村五百子女史演説愛國婦人會宗旨 | Riben Aocun Wubaizi nu shi yan shuo ai guo fu ren hui zong zhi | The Japanese woman scholar Okumura Ioko gives a speech of five hundred words on women's history and the aim of the patriotic women's societ | |
| Nüzi Shijie, Vol: 1, Iss: 10, page: 69 - mentioned in article | |||
| 女士西來 | Nu shi xi lai | Women coming to the West | |
| Nüzi Shijie, Vol: 1, Iss: 12, page: 79, 80 - mentioned in article | |||
| 理想人物 | Li xiang ren wu | Ideal people | |