The Site of Ninomiya Keisaku Jukyo

Siebold's daughter, Rice, is the starting point.

Original Text

Siebold's daughter, Rine, also studied medicine at Keisaku Ninomiya and became an obstetrician and gynecologist. It's a pure Japanese-style architecture that doesn't look like that, and it doesn't look like a functional mansion, but I was deeply moved when I thought that rice learned here.

Yuzhixuan にある, Ergong Jingce の Living and Residence

Original Text

A stone monument and an information board are built near the Sentetsu Memorial Hall in Unomachi. Keisaku Ninomiya, who studied Western medicine at Siebold, opened a clinic here in tsurunomachi, and Siebold's daughter rice also studied medicine at Keisaku, and later became the first female obstetrician in Japan. It was where the person who carved the name in history lived.