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Tanaka Yoshio (田中 芳男, September 27, 1838 – June 22, 1916) was a Japanese civil servant and naturalist. Born to a doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Iida, Shinano Province, Tanaka studied pharmacognosy in his youth with Keisuke Ito. In 1861 he moved to Edo and joined the Bansho Shirabesho (Office for the Investigation of Foreign Documents) the following year. In this job, he worked on the documentation of local produce. He was part of the Japanese delegation at the 1867 Exposition Universelle in Paris, where he exhibited a number of entomological specimens; this journey also gave him the opportunity to learn about Western museum curation.

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  • تاناكا يوشيو (باليابانية: 田中芳男؛ بالكانا: たなか よしお) هو عالم نبات ياباني، ولد في 27 سبتمبر 1838 في إييدا في اليابان، وتوفي في 22 يونيو 1916 في Hongō-ku ‏ في اليابان. (ar)
  • Tanaka Yoshio (japanisch 田中 芳男; geboren 27. September 1838 in Iida (Provinz Shinano); gestorben 22. Juni 1916) war ein japanischer Naturwissenschaftler und Organisator. So wird er „Vater der Museen“ genannt. (de)
  • Barón Yoshio Tanaka ( * 1838 - 1916 ) fue un zoólogo, botánico, horticultor, y profesor japonés, reconocido como el padre de los museos de historia natural del Japón.​ En 1866 asistió a la Exposición Universal de París y presentó insectarios, que él mismo compuso. A su regreso a Japón, organizó exposiciones de la misma naturaleza. A principios de la Era Meiji, se unió a la Oficina de Ciencias Naturales del Ministerio de Educación, publicando dibujos naturalistas y presentó la clasificación de De Candolle en Japón.​ (es)
  • Tanaka Yoshio (田中芳男), né le 27 septembre 1838, et mort le 22 juin 1916, est un fonctionnaire et botaniste japonais. (fr)
  • Tanaka Yoshio (田中 芳男, September 27, 1838 – June 22, 1916) was a Japanese civil servant and naturalist. Born to a doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Iida, Shinano Province, Tanaka studied pharmacognosy in his youth with Keisuke Ito. In 1861 he moved to Edo and joined the Bansho Shirabesho (Office for the Investigation of Foreign Documents) the following year. In this job, he worked on the documentation of local produce. He was part of the Japanese delegation at the 1867 Exposition Universelle in Paris, where he exhibited a number of entomological specimens; this journey also gave him the opportunity to learn about Western museum curation. After the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese Civil Service was reorganised. Within the Daigaku (later the Ministry of Education) Tanaka joined the Bureau of Local Products, and then moved to the Museums Bureau in 1871. A decade later, his services were sought by the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce to oversee the menagerie attached to the National Museum of Natural History; Tanaka took advantage of the opportunity to create Ueno Zoo. Opened in 1882, it was Japan's first zoological park. The creation of the zoo resulted in Tanaka's promotion to Director-General of the Natural History Bureau, however he received little ministerial support for his botanical and zoological planning and resigned from the post the following year. In 1878 he helped to set up a school of agriculture in Komaba (which later became the University of Tokyo's Faculty of Agriculture) and in subsequent years was responsible for the founding of several societies, including the Dainippon Nokai ("Greater Japan Agricultural Society"), the Dainippon Sanrinkai ("Greater Japan Forestry Society") and the Dainippon Suisankai ("Greater Japan Fisheries Society"). He also published several books on botany and agriculture. In 1890 he was elevated to the House of Peers and in 1915 he was granted the title of danshaku (baron). Tanaka died in 1916. The Saxifragaceae species Tanakaea radicans is named after him. The standard author abbreviation Yo.Tanaka is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name. (en)
  • 田中 芳男(たなか よしお、天保9年8月9日(1838年9月27日) - 大正5年(1916年)6月22日)は、幕末から明治期の博物学者、動物学者、植物学者、農学者、園芸学者、。錦鶏間祗候、男爵。 「日本の博物館の父」として知られる。博物学や分類学における翻訳語の成立に関わった。市川清流によって考案された「博物館」という和製漢語を、町田久成とともに普及させた。東京国立博物館や上野動物園の設立に携わった。パリ万博やウィーン万博での日本の出展に貢献した。殖産興業や啓蒙活動に努めた。元老院議官、貴族院議員、大日本山林会会長、日本園芸会副会長を歴任した。 (ja)
  • Yoshio Tanaka (Iida, 27 settembre 1838 – 22 giugno 1916) è stato un botanico giapponese. (it)
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  • Tanaka Yoshisuke (en)
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  • 1838-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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  • 1916-06-22 (xsd:date)
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  • Tanaka Yoshisuke (en)
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  • Iida, Nagano, Japan (en)
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  • Tanaka in 1916 (en)
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  • Tanaka Yoshio (en)
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  • 田中芳男 (en)
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  • Dai Nihon Noshi , 1891 (en)
  • Yuyo Shokubutsu Zusetsu , 1891 (en)
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  • تاناكا يوشيو (باليابانية: 田中芳男؛ بالكانا: たなか よしお) هو عالم نبات ياباني، ولد في 27 سبتمبر 1838 في إييدا في اليابان، وتوفي في 22 يونيو 1916 في Hongō-ku ‏ في اليابان. (ar)
  • Tanaka Yoshio (japanisch 田中 芳男; geboren 27. September 1838 in Iida (Provinz Shinano); gestorben 22. Juni 1916) war ein japanischer Naturwissenschaftler und Organisator. So wird er „Vater der Museen“ genannt. (de)
  • Barón Yoshio Tanaka ( * 1838 - 1916 ) fue un zoólogo, botánico, horticultor, y profesor japonés, reconocido como el padre de los museos de historia natural del Japón.​ En 1866 asistió a la Exposición Universal de París y presentó insectarios, que él mismo compuso. A su regreso a Japón, organizó exposiciones de la misma naturaleza. A principios de la Era Meiji, se unió a la Oficina de Ciencias Naturales del Ministerio de Educación, publicando dibujos naturalistas y presentó la clasificación de De Candolle en Japón.​ (es)
  • Tanaka Yoshio (田中芳男), né le 27 septembre 1838, et mort le 22 juin 1916, est un fonctionnaire et botaniste japonais. (fr)
  • 田中 芳男(たなか よしお、天保9年8月9日(1838年9月27日) - 大正5年(1916年)6月22日)は、幕末から明治期の博物学者、動物学者、植物学者、農学者、園芸学者、。錦鶏間祗候、男爵。 「日本の博物館の父」として知られる。博物学や分類学における翻訳語の成立に関わった。市川清流によって考案された「博物館」という和製漢語を、町田久成とともに普及させた。東京国立博物館や上野動物園の設立に携わった。パリ万博やウィーン万博での日本の出展に貢献した。殖産興業や啓蒙活動に努めた。元老院議官、貴族院議員、大日本山林会会長、日本園芸会副会長を歴任した。 (ja)
  • Yoshio Tanaka (Iida, 27 settembre 1838 – 22 giugno 1916) è stato un botanico giapponese. (it)
  • Tanaka Yoshio (田中 芳男, September 27, 1838 – June 22, 1916) was a Japanese civil servant and naturalist. Born to a doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Iida, Shinano Province, Tanaka studied pharmacognosy in his youth with Keisuke Ito. In 1861 he moved to Edo and joined the Bansho Shirabesho (Office for the Investigation of Foreign Documents) the following year. In this job, he worked on the documentation of local produce. He was part of the Japanese delegation at the 1867 Exposition Universelle in Paris, where he exhibited a number of entomological specimens; this journey also gave him the opportunity to learn about Western museum curation. (en)
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  • Tanaka Yoshio (de)
  • Yoshio Tanaka (es)
  • Tanaka Yoshio (fr)
  • Yoshio Tanaka (it)
  • 田中芳男 (ja)
  • Tanaka Yoshio (en)
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