Ozaki Yukio

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Ozaki Yukio was a prominent Japanese liberal politician and statesman, often called the "father of the Japanese Constitution," known for championing democracy and civil rights in the Meiji and Taishō eras.

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instanceOf human
liberal politician
member of the House of Representatives of Japan
politician
statesman
advocated for constitutionalism in Japan
expansion of civil liberties in Japan
parliamentary democracy in Japan
country of citizenship Japan
described by source Japanese political history
era Meiji era
Taisho era
surface form: Taishō era
familyName Ozaki NERFINISHED
field of work constitutional law (political advocacy)
politics
givenName Yukio
has notable nickname father of the Japanese Constitution
has role Diet member
civil rights advocate
democracy activist
statesman of the Meiji era
statesman of the Taishō era
honorific nickname father of the Japanese Constitution
influenced development of Japan’s constitutional democracy
known for championing civil rights in Japan
championing democracy in Japan
long service in the Japanese Diet
language of work or name Japanese
movement Japanese liberal movement
name Ozaki Yukio NERFINISHED
native language Japanese
notable work advocacy for democratic government in Japan
promotion of civil rights in Japan
support for constitutional government in Japan
occupation journalist
politician
opposed authoritarian tendencies in Japanese government
part of Japanese liberal political tradition
political ideology liberalism
position held mayor of Tokyo City
member of the House of Representatives of the Empire of Japan
residence Tokyo
sex or gender male

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