Ine lived with her parents on Dejima until Siebold was banished[5] on 22 October 1829[8] for allegedly exporting restricted information illicitly gathered from the geographer Takahashi Kageyasu [ja].[5] He was accused of smuggling items including maps which it was believed could fall into the hands of Japan's enemies, such as Russia, which posed a threat on Japan's northern borders.[8] Taki and the two-year-old Ine were not permitted to leave Japan;[lower-alpha 5][5] they waved him goodbye from a small boat in the harbour as his ship left.[1] Taki soon after married a man named Wasaburō.[lower-alpha 6][9]