Agu Saito

Agu Saito (さいとうあぐ, March 11, 1868 (February 18, 1868) -1942 age (1942) March 1) is a Japanese historian. I am known as a friend of Soseki Natsume.

The Kimura (existing Saitama-shi, Saitama) native place between the Musashi country Adachi county tail. A professor at high school second for 1,893 years in Tokyo Imperial University history department graduation, the graduate school for progress, 1,897 years. I study in interval Germany, the Netherlands for 1903 through 3. I lent the house of Hongo ward Komagome Sendagi-cho to Soseki during studying abroad. Because Soseki wrote を where "I was a cat" here, it was done as "Soseki Natsume former house trace" with a ward designated historic spot, and a former house monument was built, and the former house was removed and rebuilt by Meiji-Mura.

I became a professor at first high school after returning home and told Ryunosuke Akutagawa, Masao Kume, the Yuzo Yamamoto and others. 1933 retirement age retirement, a honorary professor. I studied Japan and negotiations of Netherlands and translated Hendrick ドゥーフ (ズーフ), a Japanese record of personal experiences of フィッセル.

Book

• History of west power invasion of east gold port temple book 1902
• ヅーフ and Japanese Hirofumi building 1922
• European and American history Sato brothers firm 1927
• Western culture and origin of wound company 1941 in Japan

Translation

• Foreign country library fifth Japan reminiscences (ヅーフ) 参府紀行 (フィッセル) 駿南社 1928 to seaside pine temple publication 2005

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