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Nikaidō Tokuyo (二階堂トクヨ, December 5, 1880 – July 17, 1941) was a Japanese educator, founder of the Japan Women's College of Physical Education. She introduced western competitive team sports, including hockey and cricket, to Japanese women's colleges.

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rdfs:comment	Nikaidō Tokuyo (二階堂トクヨ, December 5, 1880 – July 17, 1941) was a Japanese educator, founder of the Japan Women's College of Physical Education. She introduced western competitive team sports, including hockey and cricket, to Japanese women's colleges. (en) 二階堂トクヨ（にかいどうトクヨ、1880年12月5日 - 1941年7月17日）は、宮城県大崎市（旧・三本木町）出身の体育指導者・教育者。日本女子体育大学の創設者にあたり、「女子体育の母」と称される。日本初の女子オリンピック選手である人見絹枝のほか、8名のオリンピック選手を育てた。イギリス留学で学んだスポーツの普及に努め、女子のスポーツとしてクリケットとホッケーを日本に初めて紹介した。 (ja)
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