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Noe Itō
was a Japanese anarchist, social critic, author and feminist.
== Early life and education ==
Itō was born on the island of Kyushu near Fukuoka, Japan on January 21, 1895.〔 At 14 she went to work for the post office; the next year she moved to Tokyo to enter the Ueno Girls' High School.
In the summer of her fifth year at Ueno, under her uncle's management she was married to a man named Fukutaro, agreeing to the marriage because Fukutaro had just returned from America, where she hoped to go. She confided in her sister that when they reached America she would leave him. That never happened, they remained in Japan, and Itō's displeasure deepened when her husband did not support her educational interests—which had been part of the wedding arrangement.
While attending Ueno, Itō formed a friendship with her English teacher, Jun Tsuji. He had been her confidante during her marriage, and he let her stay with him when she was to be sent back home with her husband, which would have disrupted her education. With his support she ended her marriage and continued her education.
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