Jinbo Yukiko

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Jinbo Yukiko (神保 雪子, 1845-October 10, 1868) was a Japanese noble lady, member of the aristocracy, Onna-musha (female warrior) and retainer of the Aizu-Matsudaira clan who lived during the late Edo period. She is best known for having participated in the Boshin war; Yukiko joined the Jōshitai (娘子 隊, Girls' Army) during the Battle of Aizu.

Life[]

Jinbo Yukiko was born in the Inoue clan, powerful retainers of the Aizu clan. Known for her martial skills, beauty and moral character, Yukiko married , son of Jinbo Kuranosuke who was a Karō (top-ranking official samurai). At that time, samurai weddings were only of a political nature, Yukiko's marital relationship with her husband was envied by the people around her.

Popular culture[]

• Byakkotai: NTV year-end drama special in 1986 (actress: Kimiko Ikegami)

• Yae no Sakura: 2013 NHK Taiga Drama (actress: Ashina Hoshi）

Bibliography[]

• 歴史にも驚くべきスクープがある 『幕末会津の女たち、男たち　山本八重よ銃をとれ』 （中村彰彦 著）（本の話web） - 2016年1月20日閲覧。