Born in Nagasaki, daughter of Siebold and Kusumoto Taki.
Her father Siebold was expelled, and little Ine was raised by her mother.
Around this time she studied medicine at Uwajima under her father's pupil Ninomiya Keisaku.
Around this time she studied obstetrics under Ishii Sōken in Okayama.
She was reunited with her father when he returned to Japan, and studied Western medicine with him.
Around this time she studied in Nagasaki under the Dutch doctors Pompe and Bauduin.
She opened an obstetric clinic at Tsukiji in Tokyo, said to be Japan's first woman obstetrician trained in Western medicine.
Summoned to the palace, she attended the birth of a child of Emperor Meiji.
She died in Tokyo.
Abe MasahiroKatsu KaishūŌmura MasujirōJohn ManjirōKawai TsugunosukeOguri TadamasaYamauchi Yōdō (Toyoshige)Saigō Takamori
People of the Edo period ・ People by period
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