(, 1775–1833), author of , 1825. Hoashi Banri (, 1778–1852), author of . Takahashi Kageyasu (, 1785–1829) Matsuoka Joan () Udagawa Yōan (, 1798–1846), author of and Itō Keisuke (, 1803–1901), author of Takano Chōei (, 1804–50), physician, dissident, co-translator of a book on the tactics of the Prussian Army, , 1850. Ōshima Takatō (, 1810–71), engineer — established the first western style blast furnace and made the first Western-style cannon in Japan. Kawamoto Kōmin (, 1810–71), author of , completed in 1845, published in 1854. Ogata Kōan (, 1810–63), founder of the Tekijuku, and author of , Japan's first treatise on the subject. Sakuma Shōzan (, 1811–64) Hashimoto Sōkichi () Hazama Shigetomi () Hirose Genkyō (), author of . Takeda Ayasaburō (, 1827–80), architect of the fortress of Goryōkaku Ōkuma Shigenobu (, 1838–1922) Yoshio Kōgyū (, 1724–1800), translator, collector and scholar See also Dutch missions to Edo Glossary of Japanese words of Dutch origin Japan–Netherlands relations Meiji Restoration Nakatsu Keio University Uki-e Notes References Seeing and Enjoying Technology of Edo (), 2006, (Japanese) The Thought-Space of Edo () Timon Screech, 1998, (Japanese) Glimpses of medicine in early Japanese-German intercourse''. In: International Medical Society of Japan (ed.): The Dawn of Modern Japanese Medicine and Pharmaceuticals -The 150th Anniversary Edition of Japan-German Exchange. Tokyo: International Medical Society of Japan (IMSJ), 2011, pp. 72–94. () External links . . . . Edo period Foreign relations of the Dutch Republic History of science and technology in Japan History of the Dutch East India Company Japanese historical terms Japan–Netherlands relations