Born in Ginza, Tokyo, son of the journalist and businessman Kishida Ginkō.
He studied Western-style painting at Kuroda Seiki's studio.
With friends he formed the Fusain group and held exhibitions of new painting.
He founded the Sōdosha group and painted the detailed local scene Road Cut Through a Hill.
To recover from illness, he moved to Kugenuma in Kanagawa.
He began his series of portraits of his daughter Reiko.
His home damaged in the Great Kantō Earthquake, he moved to Kyoto.
Returning from a trip to Manchuria, he died of illness in Yamaguchi.
Tanizaki Jun'ichirōNakayama ShinpeiKikuchi KanKagawa ToyohikoKanakuri ShisōAkutagawa RyūnosukeIchikawa FusaeItō Noe
People of the Taishō period ・ People by period
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