Yasuko Date

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Yasuko Date (1827–1904), was a Japanese businesswoman.^[1]

She was a member of the Feudal Watari Date family of Hokkaido. She benefitted the development of the region in a significant way. She was active in the silk industry and a businesswoman within the silk business of the region.