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Oka may refer to:

  • (lifestyles) OKA - Otherkin Alliance. A web based support group for Otherkin (otherkinalliance.org).

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Oka biography (508 words)
Oka remained on the staff at the Imperial University of Kyoto while he was on leave in Paris but on his return to Japan in 1932 he accepted a position as assistant professor in the Faculty of Science of Hiroshima University.
After obtaining his doctorate, Oka was a research assistant at Hokkaido University during 1941/41, then, with the support of the Huju-kai Foundation under the chairmanship of Takagi, he spent the next seven years again at Kimitoge in Wakayama.
Oka was appointed professor at the Nara University for Women in 1949, a post he held until 1964.
Oka biography (508 words)
Oka remained on the staff at the Imperial University of Kyoto while he was on leave in Paris but on his return to Japan in 1932 he accepted a position as assistant professor in the Faculty of Science of Hiroshima University.
After obtaining his doctorate, Oka was a research assistant at Hokkaido University during 1941/41, then, with the support of the Huju-kai Foundation under the chairmanship of Takagi, he spent the next seven years again at Kimitoge in Wakayama.
Oka was appointed professor at the Nara University for Women in 1949, a post he held until 1964.
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