Sakuma Hanzō
Sakuma Hanzō was a Japanese photographer (1844–1897).
Also recorded as Sakuma Hanzo · Sakuma Hanzou
Sakuma Hanzō
- Born
- Sakuma Hanzō was born in 1844.
- Died
- Sakuma Hanzō died in 1897.
- Nationality
- Japan
- Occupation
- photographer
- Languages
- Japanese
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1844
Sakuma Hanzō was born on 1 January 1844.
1897
Sakuma Hanzō died on 1 January 1897.
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