Category:Ōyama Sutematsu

**Ōyama Sutematsu**
	Japanese socialite, first Japanese female college student studied in the US, advocate of education for licensed medical nurse and higher education for girls in 1900s Japan
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Name in native language	大山捨松;
Date of birth	16 March 1860; Aizuwakamatsu (Tokugawa shogunate)
Date of death	18 February 1919; Tokyo City (Empire of Japan)
Manner of death	natural causes;
Cause of death	influenza (1918-1920 flu pandemic);
Place of burial	Nasushiobara;
Country of citizenship	Empire of Japan; Tokugawa shogunate;
Educated at	Vassar College; Hillhouse High School;
Occupation	nurse; teacher;
Employer	Tsuda University;
Member of	Q11660694; Patriotic Women's Association;
Noble title	duchess;
Sibling	Yamakawa Futaba; Yamakawa Kenjirō; Yamakawa Hiroshi;
Child	Kashiwa Ōyama;
Spouse	Ōyama Iwao;
Relative	Azusa Ōyama; Yamakawa Hyōe;
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	Q3863061; ISNI: 0000000029496960; VIAF ID: 62355964; GND ID: 1191218287; Library of Congress authority ID: n88204634; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 161660732; NDL Authority ID: 00625067
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English: Ōyama Sutematsu (大山捨松, March 16, 1860 – February 18, 1919), whose old name was Yamakawa Sutematsu (山川捨松), was a Japanese educator during the Meiji era and Taisho era, and the wife of Ōyama Iwao, Japanese politician and army officer.

日本語: 大山捨松（おおやますてまつ、安政7年2月24日（1860年3月16日） – 大正8年（1919年）2月18日）、旧名山川捨松（やまかわすてまつ）は明治時代から大正時代にかけての日本の教育者。政治家・陸軍軍人大山巌の妻。