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Wikipedia articleis a Japanese 'gunka' published in 1894 during the First Sino-Japanese War. The song was composed by and the lyrics were written by Kat Yoshikiyo. The first verse, along with that of "Sen'y", was used in the interlude of 's song, "". During the war, the Japanese Red Cross Society sent trained women nurses to military hospitals at Ujina in Hiroshima. Women participation in the war as nurses gained international attention, and "Fujin Jgunka," which was published at the time, was widely sung throughout the late Meiji period. During the Russo-Japanese War, activity for women nurses extended to Manchuria and Korea, and there have been casualties. ReferencesCategory:1894 songs Category:Japanese-language songs Category:Japanese patriotic songs Category:Works about nursing Category:Works about women in war | |
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