Category:Furukawa Masao
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English: Furukawa Masao (古川 正雄, April 8, 1837 – April 2, 1877), whose old name was Furukawa Setsuzō (古川 節蔵), Okamoto Setsuzō (岡本 節蔵), or Okamoto Shūkichi (岡本 周吉), was a Japanese educator during the early Meiji era and a direct retainer of the Shogun.
日本語: 古川 正雄（ふるかわ まさお、天保8年3月4日（1837年4月8日） – 明治10年（1877年）4月2日）、旧名古川 節蔵／古川 節藏（ふるかわ せつぞう）、岡本 節蔵／岡本 節藏（おかもと せつぞう）、岡本 周吉（おかもと しゅうきち）は明治時代初期の日本の教育者。旧幕臣。
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- Furukawa (surname)
- Masao (given name)
- 1837 births
- 1877 deaths
- Educators from Japan
- Officials of Dajōkan
- Officials of the Ministry of Industry (Japan)
- People of the Imperial Japanese Navy
- Japanese expatriates in Austria
- People of the Republic of Ezo
- Military Leaders of the Boshin War
- Officials of the Tokugawa shogunate
- Hatamoto
- People associated with the Tokyo Blind and Dumb School
- People associated with Keio Gijuku
- People associated with Tekijuku
- People of Aki Province
- People of Hiroshima prefecture