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Shirase Nobu ( jap. 白瀬 矗; * 20. Juli 1861 ( traditionell: Bunkyū 1/6/13) in Konoura, Yuri-gun (heute: Nikaho ), Präfektur Akita; † 4. September 1946 in Koromo, Nishikamo-gun (heute: Toyota ), Präfektur Aichi) [1] war ein japanischer Armeeoffizier, der die Japanische Antarktisexpedition 1910–1912 leitete und dabei die ...
Nobu Shirase (白瀬 矗, Shirase Nobu) (20 July 1861 – 4 September 1946) was a Japanese army officer and explorer. He led the first Japanese Antarctic Expedition , 1910–12, which reached a southern latitude of 80°5′, and made the first landing on the coast of King Edward VII Land .
The Japanese Antarctic Expedition led by middle-aged army reservist Lieutenant Nobu Shirase was in Antarctica at the same time and region as Scott and Amundsen while engaged on their attempts on the South Pole.
Nobu Shirase (1861-1946) was a man of outstanding qualities and passion. As a boy he developed an enduring interest in polar exploration. Military conflicts punctuated his life and hampered his dreams. He was seven when Japan was convulsed by the civil Boshin War of 1868-69.
20. Nov. 2015 · You’ve heard about Amundsen and Scott – now meet Nobu Shirase, a Japanese explorer who beat all the odds to accomplish an expedition deep into Antarctica.
Shirase Nobu in Konoura, Yuri-gun , Präfektur Akita; † 4. September 1946 in Koromo, Nishikamo-gun , Präfektur Aichi) war ein japanischer Armeeoffizier, der die Japanische Antarktisexpedition 1910–1912 leitete und dabei die Mannschaft von Amundsen traf.
Born in Akita. He once became a military officer, but was transferred to the reserves early in his career. In 1893, he joined the Kuril Expedition of Shigetada Gunji and spent the winter in Shimushu Island.
