Background
Yamaoka Sohachi was born on January 11, 1907 in Niigata, Japan.
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Yamaoka Sohachi
Edit Profile山岡 そはち
also known as
Shozo Fujino
Career
Yamaoka Sohachi served as magazine reporter and then became writer. He was the director of Shin-Nippon Geijutsu Remmei (New Japan Artists' League). During the war he served as the member of Navy Press Corps. His books include "Nippon-no-Haha" ("The Mother of Japan"), "Hana-ni Fuku Raze" ("The Wind That Blows Through Flowers"), "Mitate" ("The Shield of the Emperor") and "Nichiren".
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Nationality
Japanese -
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