Category:Kanda Naibu

**Kanda Naibu**
	Japanese educator
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Name in native language	神田かんだ乃武ないぶ;
Date of birth	22 March 1857; Tsukiji; 松井まつい信次郎のぶじろう
Date of death	30 December 1923
Place of burial	Tama Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Japan;
Educated at	Amherst College;
Occupation	linguist; politician;
Employer	Tokyo School of Foreign Languages; Tokyo Higher Normal School; University of Tokyo; Tokyo University of Commerce; Seisoku Academy;
Member of political party	Q11587537;
Position held	member of the House of Peers;
Noble title	baron/baroness;
Child	Takagi Yasaka; Tateo Kanda;
Relative	Kanda Takahira (adoptive parent); Susumu Kawazu (son-in-law); Junya Toyokawa (son-in-law);
Award received	Order of the Sacred Treasure, 1st Class;
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	Q11590548; ISNI: 000000008423666X; VIAF ID: 8658326; Library of Congress authority ID: n79033424; NDL Authority ID: 00026125; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007332585805171; Open Library ID: OL4786109A
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English: Baron Kanda Naibu (神田かんだ乃武ないぶ, March 22, 1857 – December 30, 1923) was a Japanese educator during the Meiji era and Taisho era.

日本語にほんご: 男爵だんしゃく神田かんだ乃武ないぶ（かんだないぶ、安政あんせい4年ねん2月がつ27日にち（1857年ねん3月がつ22日にち） – 大正たいしょう12年ねん（1923年ねん）12月30日にち）は明治めいじ時代じだいから大正たいしょう時代じだいにかけての日本にっぽんの教育きょういく者しゃ。