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{{short description|Japanese swimmer (1928–2009)}} {{Expand Japanese|古橋廣之進|date=August 2009}} ...

{{short description|Japanese ice sledge hockey player}} ...=live}}</ref>}} is a Japanese [[sledge hockey]] player. He was part of the Japanese sledge hockey team that won a silver medal at the [[2010 Winter Paralympics ...

{{Short description|Japanese writer (born 1976)}} |nationality = Japanese ...

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{{short description|Famous Japanese geisha}} ...|website=Kotobanku|publisher=Asahi Shinbun|accessdate=26 May 2015|language=Japanese}}</ref> was a [[geisha]] in {{lang|ja-Latn|[[Shinbashi]]|italic=no}} who be ...

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{{Short description|Japanese artist and quadruple amputee}} | nationality = Japanese ...

...2017 02.jpg|thumb|The main [[anchor]] of [[Imperial Japanese Navy|IJN]] [[Japanese battleship Hiei|battleship ''Hiei'']] with the classic double-hook design]] * [[Prosthetic hook]] or transradial prosthesis, part of a prosthetic arm for amputees ...

...man who became the highest-ranked westerner in the [[Japanese martial arts|Japanese martial art]] of [[kendo]].<ref name=harstad/><ref>{{cite news |last=Larkin ...[[Chesty Puller]], he traveled to Tokyo in 1937 to continue his studies in Japanese martial arts. He became a student of [[Moriji Mochida]] and Masuda Shinsuke ...

...January 1939}}</ref> He lost his left hand fighting the [[Empire of Japan|Japanese]] in [[Burma campaign|Burma]] in June 1944 in Operation Thursday where he f [[Category:English amputees]] ...

...(1997). [https://books.google.com/books?id=OEphWsER8QYC&dq=jiji++and+russo-japanese+war&pg=PA170 ''Historical Dictionary of War Journalism,'' p. 170.]</ref> ...o.jpg|thumb|left|Western military attachés and war correspondents with the Japanese forces after the [[Battle of Shaho]] (1904): 1. [[Robert Moore Collins|Robe ...

| [[1989 Japanese motorcycle Grand Prix|JPN]] | [[1990 Japanese motorcycle Grand Prix|JPN]] ...

...g the Russo-Japanese War, Hart-Synnot began an extended love affair with a Japanese woman, Suzuki Masa (1878–1965), by whom he had two sons, Suzuki Kiyoshi ( * [[Military attachés and observers in the Russo-Japanese War]] ...

...ilot. He and his wingman were also credited with severely crippling the [[Japanese aircraft carrier Junyō]] during the [[Battle of the Philippine Sea]] in Ju [[Category:American amputees]] ...

Valentine also worked as the Japanese vice-consul from 1912 to 1914. For his service to the country of Japan, he [[Category:American amputees]] ...

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...attended [[The Art Institute of Seattle]]. During college, he worked at a Japanese cafe called Saitos.<ref name=charterwave>{{cite web|title=Eduardo Garcia: C [[Category:American amputees]] ...