Rōmazi-Sekai
Rōmazi-Sekai (Romanji World) is or was a magazine/journal in Japan devoted to the use of Roman/western alphabets to express the Japanese language in writing.
It's possible there's a link between westernization of Japan, the romanization of its writing, and the work on aviation there, if only because Aikitu Tanakadate was committed to both.
From Japanese Wikipedia: "In addition to carrying out activities to popularize and promote Japanese-style Roman characters, the Japan Romaji Society established Nihon Romaji-sha (NRS) as a publishing division in 1909 , and published the society's magazine Rômazi Sekai (Romaji World) and Torahiko Terada . He published books written in Roman characters such as ``Umi no Buturigaku (Physics of the Sea). Takuro Tamaru, a physicist who was a disciple of Tanakadate and became a central figure in the Romanization Society of Japan along with Tanakadate, wrote ``Romaji Kokuji Theory, which was said to be the ``bible of Romanji scholars both before and after the war."[1]
References
- ↑ romanization theory on Japanese Wikipedia
| Original title | Rōmazi-Sekai |
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| Simple title | Romanji World |
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| Date | starting 1909 |
| Countries | Ja |
| Languages | ja |
| Keywords | westernization |
| Journal | Rōmazi-Sekai |
| Related to aircraft? | 0 |
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Publications in Rōmazi-Sekai
- Rōmazi-Sekai (Simple title: Romanji World)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1911, Hikōku no Hayasa wo miru Kikai (Simple title: The instrument of measuring the speed of the aeroplane)
- Tanakadate, 1913, Hikōki no Sinpo (Simple title: Development of the aeroplane)
- Seinen Yokota, 1913, Hikōki no Hanasi (Simple title: On flying machines)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1913, Hikōki to Bakudan (Simple title: The aeroplane and bombs)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1913, Hikōsen ka Hikōki ka? (Simple title: Airship or aeroplane?)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1914, Gasu no Morikata wo mini Hōhō (Simple title: The method of finding the leakage of gas)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1914, Sensō ni okeru Hikōki to Hikōeen (Simple title: The aeroplane and the airship in warfare)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1914, Karui Mōtoru (Simple title: The light motor)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1914, Astra-Torres-siki Hikōsen (Simple title: The Astra-Torres airship)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1914, Dunne-siki Hikōki (Simple title: The Dunne aeroplane)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1914, Rumpler Hikōki (Simple title: The Rumpler aeroplane)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1914, Hikōki no Harigane no Tyōryoku no Kensa (Simple title: The inspection of the tension of the aeroplane wire)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1915, Kūki no Udu wo miru Zikken (Simple title: The experiment showing the vortex motion of the air)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1915, Atarasii Hikōsen 'Yuuhi' (Simple title: A new Japanese airship 'Yuuhi')
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1915, Sekaiitino ōkina Hikōki (Simple title: The largest aeroplane in the world)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1915, Hikōki no Seisitu wo arawasu kyokusen (Simple title: The diagram showing the characteristics of the aeroplane)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1915, Kūtyū no Sensō (Simple title: Aerial fighting)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1915, Hikōki no Hatudōki (Simple title: The aeronautical engine)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1916, Hikōki kara doredake no Suirai ga uteruka? (Simple title: How heavy a torpedo can be shot from the aeroplane?)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1916, Kazami-Hūsen to Kōsōkisyō (Simple title: Pilot balloon and the atmospheric phenomena of the high altitude)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1916, Hikōki no Antei (Simple title: Stability of the aeroplane)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1916, Hikōki no Tyūgaeri (Simple title: Looping the loop of the aeroplane)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1916, Tyūgaeri no Riron (Simple title: Theory of looping the loop)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1916, Kiryū no Kaigen Sokudo wo simesu Zikken (Simple title: The experiment showing the critical velocity of the flow of air)
- Aikitu Tanakadate, 1916, Curtiss JN 2 Hikōki (Simple title: The Curtiss JN 2 aeroplane)
