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2017年09月08日
[Japan] Tribute to Dr. Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold
[Japan] Tribute to Dr. Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold
[Japan] Tribute to Dr. Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold
https://youtu.be/0YM6hNhePFs
Published on Feb 18, 2015
This video tries to show u the life's story of Dr. Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold, a Bavarian/German noble origin who came to Japan in 1823... in the Edo period of Japan. At the time, Japan traded only with Dutch through an artificial island called, "De.ji.ma."
From this story though, one can see that there were non-Dutch people trying to enter Japan no matter what the cost. In Japan, Siebold's story is well known but he is described as "Dutch."
It is truly amazing to learn that Samurais spoke fluent Dutch and detected that Philipp was not Dutch. Philipp's daughter, Ine, was also fluent in Dutch but Philipp spoke Japanese with his family in Japan.
It is also amazing to learn that Philipp was actually from a long line of Bavarian noble origin and his family as well as extended families are extremely well-to-do, producing the first female medical doctor in not only Germany but also Japan.
While in Japan, Philipp actually had two children, Ine with Taki and another child. Ine is very well known but another child... no one knows what happened to this person. The child was born when Philipp was in the 60s and the mother was a Japanese woman who worked as a maid in Dejima...so it is said.
In any rate, it is indeed a fascinating story of Japanese history.
Enjoy and many thanks for watching... ; D
Don't forget to give a big thumbs up and subscribe.
Correction to this video) The von Siebold Memorial Garden is not in Nagasaki but in Leiden, the Netherlands.
Category People & Blogs
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Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold
☆NOTE☆
"Philipp Franz von Siebold" ：Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_Franz_von_Siebold
"De.ji.ma."：
http://reloadyoutube.com/inc/_related.php?id=OBqgISytP1E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u-pJgXJrwY
Published on Apr 30, 2017
Das Siebolmuseum Würzburg zeigt den Würzburger Forscher Philipp Franz von Siebold (1796-1866), seine Familie und dessen Wirken in Japan. Zudem gibt es immer wieder Sonderaustellungen rund um das Thema Japan. Das Museum steht auf den ehemaligen Bürgerbräu Gelände Frankfurter Str. 87 97082 Würzburg und wird von der Siebold-Gesellschaft betreut.
Homepage: https://siebold-museum.byseum.de/
Category News & Politics
License Standard YouTube License
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[Japan] Tribute to Dr. Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold
https://youtu.be/0YM6hNhePFs
Published on Feb 18, 2015
This video tries to show u the life's story of Dr. Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold, a Bavarian/German noble origin who came to Japan in 1823... in the Edo period of Japan. At the time, Japan traded only with Dutch through an artificial island called, "De.ji.ma."
From this story though, one can see that there were non-Dutch people trying to enter Japan no matter what the cost. In Japan, Siebold's story is well known but he is described as "Dutch."
It is truly amazing to learn that Samurais spoke fluent Dutch and detected that Philipp was not Dutch. Philipp's daughter, Ine, was also fluent in Dutch but Philipp spoke Japanese with his family in Japan.
It is also amazing to learn that Philipp was actually from a long line of Bavarian noble origin and his family as well as extended families are extremely well-to-do, producing the first female medical doctor in not only Germany but also Japan.
While in Japan, Philipp actually had two children, Ine with Taki and another child. Ine is very well known but another child... no one knows what happened to this person. The child was born when Philipp was in the 60s and the mother was a Japanese woman who worked as a maid in Dejima...so it is said.
In any rate, it is indeed a fascinating story of Japanese history.
Enjoy and many thanks for watching... ; D
Don't forget to give a big thumbs up and subscribe.
Correction to this video) The von Siebold Memorial Garden is not in Nagasaki but in Leiden, the Netherlands.
Category People & Blogs
License Standard YouTube License
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold
☆NOTE☆
"Philipp Franz von Siebold" ：Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_Franz_von_Siebold
"De.ji.ma."：
http://reloadyoutube.com/inc/_related.php?id=OBqgISytP1E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u-pJgXJrwY
Published on Apr 30, 2017
Das Siebolmuseum Würzburg zeigt den Würzburger Forscher Philipp Franz von Siebold (1796-1866), seine Familie und dessen Wirken in Japan. Zudem gibt es immer wieder Sonderaustellungen rund um das Thema Japan. Das Museum steht auf den ehemaligen Bürgerbräu Gelände Frankfurter Str. 87 97082 Würzburg und wird von der Siebold-Gesellschaft betreut.
Homepage: https://siebold-museum.byseum.de/
Category News & Politics
License Standard YouTube License
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Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold,
— Ise-no-Kamikaze (@matuoka7ocean) 2017年9月8日
Note "https://t.co/qc7uWsCHPR."https://t.co/Zj8wQQiNIa
Das Sieboldmuseum - -https://t.co/oLZVgandqg
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