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  • English: This famous statue of Saigō walking his dog stands in Ueno Park, Tokyo. It was unveiled on December 18, 1898. Saigō met the noted British diplomat Ernest Satow in the 1860s, as recorded in the latter's A Diplomat in Japan, and he was present at the unveiling as recorded in his diary.
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en.wikipedia.org: 14:55, 30. Apr 2004 . . Sdalu (Diskussion | Beiträge) . . 480×640 (119.129 Bytes) (Saigo Takamori statue in Ueno park {{msg:GFDL}})

Date

2004-04

Author

Stephane D'Alu

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