We realized the looks of Gendai Kamada. At first, we found in a figure, in "Seishu Hanaoka and His Surgery" by Syuzo Kure, that the portrait described as that of Gendai is his father's. And we discovered the illustrations that illustrate the looks of Gendai in "Gekakihaizufu", which was a textbook of clinical anesthesia and surgery, printed in 1840. Using these illustrations, we realized the looks of Gendai Kamada.
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