Arinobu Uematsu

Background

Arinobu Uematsu was born on January 2, 1759 in Owari, Aichi, Japan.

Education

Arinobu Uematsu was originally a warrior and then engraver in Nagoya till he began studying the classics under Norinaga Moto-ori in 1789.

Career

Arinobu Uematsu published his master's book, including his famous commentary on Kojiki. Later he traveled with his master to Kyoto and Wakayama (1800-1801). After the death of his father he lived beside his tomb for the rest of his life.

Achievements

• Arinobu Uematsu is famous for his works, including Tosa Nikki Kanchu (Commentary on Tosa Diary) and Chōkan Nikki (A Rambling Diary).