Noe Ito was an anarchist, social critic, author and feminist. She graduated from Ueno Girls' High School in Ueno, Tokyo, and joined the Bluestocking Society (Seitō-sha; 青鞜社), producer of the feminist arts and culture magazine Seitō (青鞜) in 1912. Ito wrote social criticism and novels, and translated writings of Emma Goldman (Emma Goldman, The Tragedy of Woman's Emancipation, New York, Mother Earth Publishing Association, 1906, etc.).
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- Noe Ito was an anarchist, social critic, author and feminist. She graduated from Ueno Girls' High School in Ueno, Tokyo, and joined the Bluestocking Society (Seitō-sha; 青鞜社), producer of the feminist arts and culture magazine Seitō (青鞜) in 1912. Ito wrote social criticism and novels, and translated writings of Emma Goldman (Emma Goldman, The Tragedy of Woman's Emancipation, New York, Mother Earth Publishing Association, 1906, etc.). In the summer of her fifth-year at Ueno Girls' High School, under her uncle's management, she was married to a man named Fukutaro. Ito agreed to the marriage because Fukutaro had just returned from America, where she hoped to go. She confided in her sister that when they reached America she would run off and leave him. That never happened, and they remained in Japan. Ito's displeasure with the arrangement deepened when her husband could not support her educational interests, which was a part of the wedding arrangement. When she started to attend Ueno, she formed a friendship with her English teacher, Jun Tsuji. He had been her confidante during her marriage. Tsuji allowed Ito to stay with him when she was to be sent back home with her husband, which would have disrupted her education. With Tsuji's support she continued her education and eventually ended her marriage with Fukutaro. Ito and Tsuji began a romantic relationship, and quickly married. They eventually had two sons: Makoto and Ryuji. Their relationship lasted about four years before she was captivated by Sakae Osugi. Starting in 1916, she lived and worked with Osugi, where she continued to rise in the feminist group and showed growing leadership potential. On September 16, 1923, in the chaos immediately following the Great Kantō earthquake, Ito, Osugi, and his 6 year old nephew were arrested, beaten to death and thrown into a well by a squad of military police led by Lieutenant Masahiko Amakasu. Noe Ito was 28 years old. The killing of such high profile anarchists, along with a young child, became known as the Amakasu Incident, and sparked surprise and anger throughout Japan. Director Kiju Yoshida made Eros Plus Massacre (エロス＋虐殺) in 1969, about Sakae Ōsugi, in which Ito features prominently.
- Itō Noe war eine japanische Feministin und Anarchistin der Taishō-Zeit. Ab 1916 war sie die zweite Frau des Anarcho-Syndikalisten Ōsugi Sakae. Zusammen mit ihm und einem Neffen wurde sie 1923 von Polizisten ermordet. Die Bluttat ist als Amakasu-Zwischenfall bekannt.
- Noe Itō (伊藤 野枝) est une anarchiste japonaise, auteur et féministe. Elle a démontré très tôt des talents d'écriture et d'engagement partisan. Elle vit à partir de 1916 avec Sakae Osugi. En 1923, elle est sommairement exécutée par la police militaire japonaise lors de l'« incident de Amakasu. »
- 伊藤野枝（いとう のえ、1895年1月21日 - 1923年9月16日）は、日本の婦人解放運動家、アナキスト（無政府主義者）、作家。戸籍名は、伊藤ノヱ。 雑誌『青鞜』で活躍。わがままと言われる反面、現代的自我の精神を50年以上先取りした。不倫を堂々と行ない、結婚制度を否定する論文を書き、戸籍上の夫である辻潤を捨てて大杉栄の妻、愛人と四角関係を演じた。人工妊娠中絶（堕胎）、売買春（廃娼）、貞操など、今日でも問題となっている課題に取り組み、多くの評論、小説や翻訳を発表した。
- 伊藤野枝是一位日本無政府主義信仰者、婦女解放運動家、評論家與作家，出生於日本福岡縣。1923年於關東大地震後的混亂時期，與夫大杉榮及外甥橘宗一被甘粕正彦所帶領的憲兵隊所逮捕並殺害後丟棄在古井裡，享年28歲。
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- Noe Ito was an anarchist, social critic, author and feminist. She graduated from Ueno Girls' High School in Ueno, Tokyo, and joined the Bluestocking Society (Seitō-sha; 青鞜社), producer of the feminist arts and culture magazine Seitō (青鞜) in 1912. Ito wrote social criticism and novels, and translated writings of Emma Goldman (Emma Goldman, The Tragedy of Woman's Emancipation, New York, Mother Earth Publishing Association, 1906, etc.).
- Itō Noe war eine japanische Feministin und Anarchistin der Taishō-Zeit. Ab 1916 war sie die zweite Frau des Anarcho-Syndikalisten Ōsugi Sakae. Zusammen mit ihm und einem Neffen wurde sie 1923 von Polizisten ermordet. Die Bluttat ist als Amakasu-Zwischenfall bekannt.
- Noe Itō (伊藤 野枝) est une anarchiste japonaise, auteur et féministe. Elle a démontré très tôt des talents d'écriture et d'engagement partisan. Elle vit à partir de 1916 avec Sakae Osugi. En 1923, elle est sommairement exécutée par la police militaire japonaise lors de l'« incident de Amakasu. »
- 伊藤野枝是一位日本無政府主義信仰者、婦女解放運動家、評論家與作家，出生於日本福岡縣。1923年於關東大地震後的混亂時期，與夫大杉榮及外甥橘宗一被甘粕正彦所帶領的憲兵隊所逮捕並殺害後丟棄在古井裡，享年28歲。
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