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1. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Nakahama_ManjirōNakahama Manjirō – Wikipedia

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   Nakahama Manjirō, auch Nakanohama Manjirō, John Manjirō und John Mung ( jap. 中濱 萬次郎; * 27. Januar 1827 in Nakanohama (Teil des heutigen Tosashimizu ); † 12. November 1898) war ein japanischer Übersetzer und Beamter während der Edo-Zeit ( Bakumatsu) und der Meiji-Restauration . Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Leben. 2 Rezeption. 3 Literatur. 4 Weblinks. Leben

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Nakahama_ManjirōNakahama Manjirō - Wikipedia

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   Nakahama Manjirō (中濱 万次郎, January 27, 1827 – November 12, 1898), also known as John Manjirō (or John Mung), was a Japanese samurai and translator who was one of the first Japanese people to visit the United States and an important translator during the opening of Japan.

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4. www.smithsonianmag.com › history › the-shipwrecked-teenagerThe Shipwrecked Teenager Who Helped End Japan's Isolationist Era

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   19. Mai 2023 · Francine Uenuma. History Correspondent. When 14-year-old Manjiro set off on a fishing excursion on January 5, 1841, he and his four companions packed only light provisions—rice, fresh water and ...

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5. www.spektrum.de › kolumne › hemmer-und-messner-erzaehlen-vomHemmer und Meßner erzählen vom Fischerjungen, der Japan öffnete

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   8. Sept. 2021 · Manjirō Nakahama (1827–1898) | Porträt des einstigen Fischerjungen und späteren Samurai Manjirō Nakahama ungefähr im Jahr 1880. Der Junge ist mit großem Eifer dabei, denn er hat einen Plan. Er ist zwar zufrieden mit seinem Leben bei den Whitfields, doch seine alte Heimat hat er nicht vergessen.

6. millicentlibrary.org › NakahamaManjiroNakahama Manjiro | The Millicent Library

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   Nakahama Manjiro stands as one of Fairhaven’s most revered historical figures. Hailing from the village of Nakanohama, now part of Tosashimizu city, on Japan's Shikoku island, Manjiro's story begins as that of a young fisherman grappling with the loss of his father.

7. shikokutours.com › shikoku-people › nakahama-manjiroNakahama Manjirō - Shikoku Tours

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   Nakahama Manjirō, also known as John Manjirō or John Mung, was one of the first Japanese to visit America, and he played an important role in the opening of Japan. Manjirō was born into a fishing family in Nakanohama, Tosa, today’s Tosashimizu, Kōchi Prefecture.

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9. hakaimagazine.com › article-short › manjiro-nakahama-castawayManjirō Nakahama: From Castaway to Samurai | Hakai Magazine

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   29. Juni 2015 · Learn how a Japanese fisherman survived a shipwreck, became a translator, and returned home after 14 years of adventure. Discover how his friendship with an American whaler changed Japan's history and culture.