Takerō Oiji Age, Birthday, Zodiac Sign and Birth Chart

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Takerō Oiji (March 21, 1926 - July 14, 1980) was a Japanese scholar of medieval English literature. Born in Hiroshima, he was the son of Lieutenant Colonel Takezō Oiji. He graduated from Tohoku University's Faculty of Literature in 1951 and held positions as a lecturer at Yamagata University, an associate professor at Tohoku University, and a professor at Sophia University. He received the Japanese Translation Culture Award in 1974 for his work 'The Farmer's Dream as Seen by Williams.'

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Meaning of the name - Takero

warrior boy

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March 21, 1926 Facts

Generation Group

Takerō Oiji belongs to the GI Generation group.

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Place of Birth: Hiroshima

Educated At: Tohoku University

Occupation: Medieval English Literature Scholar

Employers: Yamagata University | Sophia University | Tohoku University

Awards Received: Japanese Translation Culture Award (1974)

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