Biographies of Great Japanese Figures - Kitasato Shibasaburou
Clay & Yumi Boutwell · Makoto Press
Kitasato Shibasaburou, the "Thunder Old Man" of modern Japanese medicine.
The doctor who grew tetanus in pure culture, helped invent serum therapy, and tracked the plague in Hong Kong in 1894. Short-tempered, stubborn, and impossible to fool, he became the father of modern Japanese medicine and the face of the 1,000-yen note. Easier essay first, then the intermediate version of the same subject.





