Education
Takaoki Sasaki who was Masakichi Sasaki"s son-in-law graduated from the Medical College, Tokyo Imperial University and went to study Biochemistry, Bacteriology, and Serum therapy in Germany for five years.
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Takaoki Sasaki
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Career
In addition, he was also known as a master of fencing in Japan. On returning to Japan, he was appointed as Professor of Internal Medicine, Kyoto Imperial University in 1913, before becoming Director of the Kyoundo Hospital in Tokyo in 1916. In addition, he became Director at the Cancer Institute, Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research in 1935.
In 1939 Sasaki donated his private research institute, together with some of his private property, and applied to the Japanese Government to establish a new medical foundation.
This was approved by the Ministry of Education in January 1939 as a non profit research foundation, and then the Sasaki Foundation and its attached medical institute (the Sasaki Institute today) were established. 1924 Imperial Prize of the Japan Academy
1936 Imperial Prize of the Japan Academy
1940 Order of Culture
1951 Person of Cultural Merit.
Achievements
Membership
Japan Academy.
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October 31, 1966 (aged 88) -
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Japan -
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