野口英世博士像

There is a statue of Hideyo Noguchi in such a place.

As you read it, there is a statue of Noguchi Hideyo. It's hard to find because it's in a little bit of a place.

It is difficult to understand the place There are no tourists. . .

Be careful because you can't enter the square at night now.

Hideyo Noguchi (Hideyo Noguchi, November 9, 1876 (Meiji 9)-May 21, 1928 (Showa 3)) is a Japanese doctor and bacteriologist. The honorable mention is Shigemitsu Asahi Nishi, fifth-ranked and second-ranked Isao. Degrees in Doctor of Medicine (Kyoto University) and Doctor of Science (University of Tokyo). Titles include Honorary Doctor of Science at Brown University, Honorary Doctor of Science at Yale University, Honorary Doctor of Medicine at the University of Paris, Emeritus Doctor of Honorary Medicine at the University of San Marcos, and Honorary Medical Officer and Colonel Emeritus of the Republic of Ecuador. Christian. 1907 (Meiji 40)-Honorary Master, University of Pennsylvania 1918-Ecuadorian Army Emeritus Medical Director Emeritus Colonel, Professor Emeritus of Guayaquil University, Professor Emeritus of Kito University 1920 (Taisho 9)-Professor Emeritus, San Marcos University 1921 (Taisho 10)-Honorary Doctor of Science, Brown University, Honorary Doctor of Science, Yale University 1925 (Taisho 14)-Honorary Doctor of Medicine, University of Paris Awards 1913 (Taisho 2)-Third Prize (Spain), Third Prize (Denmark) 1914 (Taisho 3rd year)-Third Prize (Sweden) 1915-Taisho 4 1920 (Taisho 9)-John Scott Medal Honorary Medal (Philadelphia) 1924 (Taisho 13)-Order of Legion d'Honneur (France) 1925 (Taisho 14)-5th place, Kobel Prize 1928 (Showa 3)-Order of the Order of the Second Order Asahi Nishitsume Mitsuaki, gold medal for prevention of epidemics (France) Most notably, the discovery of syphilis spirochetes in the brain of paralytic dementia patients and in the spinal cord of spinal cord patients. At that time, paralytic dementia and medullar spinal cord were already considered terminal symptoms of syphilis, but had not been proven. Researchers have tried to find syphilitic spirochetes in the brain and spinal cord of syphilis patients, but have failed. Noguchi observed thousands of histopathological specimens under a microscope at the time, and found spirochetes deep in the fibers, not around blood vessels where bacteria were thought to be present, suggesting a link between neurological diseases and infectious diseases. Revealed. Once you know where in your brain the spirochetes are, you can easily find them. Spirochetes were also found in the spinal cord. Endemic disease in the mountainous regions of Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, with Oroya fever mediated by sandflies and causing severe symptoms of hemolytic anemia, and Peruvian warts with warts reaching several centimeters on limbs. Proved to be the same disease. Other achievements include a study on hemolytic changes caused by snake venom shortly after coming to the United States, and the classification of serologic herpedomonas (HERPETOMONADS) and Leishmania (Science, 1926). A clinical achievement was the convergence of Weil's disease in Ecuador in 1918.

We went after breakfast at a hotel in Asaka. As expected, no one is there‼ ️Is it lighted up at night? There was light It seems to have become a bench and a smoking area❗ Didn't you know any younger students from Aizuwakamatsu? (/-) / Well! Wow! (^ _ ^) y- ゜ ゜ ゜ ゜ ゜