Mandokoro Shigesaburō (政所 重三郎, 1884-????) was a Japanese educator active in Japanese Taiwan. He was a bureaucrat in the Taiwan Governor-General's Office as well as head of the cities of Kagi, Shinchiku, and finally Karenkō Prefecture.
Mandokoro Shigesaburō | |
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| 政所 重三郎 | |
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| Born | February, 1884 Shintotsukawa, Hokkaido, Empire of Japan |
| Died | Unknown |
Biography edit
Mandokoro Shigesaburō was born in February, 1884 in Shintotsukawa village, Kabato District, Hokkaido to a tondenhei family.[1]
Mandokoro graduated from Tokyo Higher Normal School in 1909 and received his teacher's certificate.[1] He subsequently served on the teaching staff of the Aomori Prefectural Normal School, the Tochigi Prefectural Girls' High School, and the Ōkura Higher School of Commerce.[2]
In October 1919, Mandokoro passed the advanced administration exam (高等文官試験).[1][2]
After taking up employment in Japanese Taiwan, Mandokoro served on the Taichū Prefecture board of education among other posts.[1] He retired in 1936.[3]
References edit
- ^ a b c d 林 Rin, 進発 Shinpatsu (1934). 台湾官紳年鑑 Taiwan kanshin nenkan. Japan: 民衆公論社 Minshū Kōronsha.
- ^ a b 大衆人事録 第11版 Taishū jinjiroku dai 11-ban. Japan: 帝国秘密探偵社 Teikoku Himitsu Tantei Sha. 1935.
- ^ 秦 Hata, 郁彦 Ikuhiko (2007). 日本官僚制総合事典1868-2000 Nihon kanryōsei sōgō jiten 1868-2000. Japan: 東京大学出版会 University of Tokyo Press. ISBN 978-4-13-030121-3.