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Nederlands: SonogiEnglish: Sonogi   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Nederlands: Sonogi
English: Sonogi
Object type print
object_type QS:P31,Q11060274
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Nederlands: Kusumoto Otaki (1807-1865), die ook bekend staat als Sonogi, ontmoet op 16-jarige leeftijd Von Siebold wanneer deze op Deshima verblijft en wordt zijn geliefde. Vrouwen mogen Deshima niet bezoeken maar er wordt een uitzondering gemaakt voor ‘courtisanes’. Aangenomen wordt daarom dat Otaki dit beroep uitoefende. Een andere theorie zegt dat ze zich uit liefde als courtisane liet registreren om Von Siebold te kunnen bezoeken. Ze woont jarenlang in het huis van Von Siebold op Deshima. Op 10 mei 1827 wordt hun dochter Oine (1827-1903) geboren, die later de eerste vrouwelijke arts en verloskundige in Japan zal worden. Kinderen mogen ook niet op Deshima wonen en daarom verhuist Sonogi met haar kind naar de stad. Von Siebold bezoekt hen elke dag en zorgt dat het ze aan niets ontbreekt.
English: At the age of 16, Kosumoto Otaki (1807-1865), also known by the name of Sonogi, met Von Sibold who was then staying on Deshima and became his lover. Women were not allowed on Deshima, though an exception was made for ‘courtesans’. It is assumed that this was her profession. Another theory is that she had herself registered as such so that she could visit Von Siebold. For many years, she lived in Von Siebold’s house on Deshima. Their daughter Oine (1827-1903), who was to become Japan’s firstfemale doctor and obstetrician, was born on 10 May 1827. Children were not allowed on Deshima either and, therefore, Sonogi moved to Nagasaki with her child. Von Siebold called on them daily and saw to it that they lacked nothing.
Date 1832-1839
Medium engraving
institution QS:P195,Q1526131
Place of creation Leiden/Amsterdam
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