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Submitted: 11/12/10 • Approved: 11/13/10 • Last Updated: 6/3/20 • R44064-G44064-S3
See also [unknown] Iwasaki for a better view of the right side of this stone.
Left side of stone, inscribed in roman letters and using standard calendar:
Kio Iwasaki
12 Aug 1885
15 Jan 1915
Front of stone:
possibly a re-statement of the name Kio Iwasaki. Kanji characters are difficult to read.
Right side of stone, in kanji. Translation as follows:
Place of origin - Kumamoto Prefecture, Shimoma.. (possibily Shimomashiki) District, [unknown kanji reading, possibly Atario? or Toubi?] village
Iwasaki, Ju..? unsure of kanji reading for given name, but the last character is for wife.
Born Meiji era, 18th year, 8th month, 12th day (12 August 1885)
Died Taisho era, 4th year, 1st month, 15th day (15 January 1915)
Contributed on 11/12/10
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Record #: 44064