創刊 (soukan)
launching (e.g. newspaper), first issue
- JLPT N1
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- #7928 most frequent
Meaning
創刊 (そうかん, soukan) is a JLPT N1 vocabulary word meaning “launching (e.g. newspaper), first issue”.
Kanji in this word
Example sentences 12
新しいコミック雑誌が創刊される
A new comic magazine will be launched.
1916年創刊。
First published in 1916.
回覧雑誌『望野』を創刊。
He published the first issue of "Boya (Perspective)," a circular magazine.
1月、『医事新論』を創刊。
In January, he began to issue "Iji Shinron" (Medical News).
-1月、『めさまし草』を創刊。
In January, he began to issue "Mezamashi-gusa" (Eye-awakening grasses) magazine.
1900年三木竹二と『歌舞伎』を創刊。
In 1900, he issued a new magazine "Kabuki" with Takeji MIKI.
1928年、雑誌『観世』の創刊に関わる。
In 1928 a magazine called 'Kanze' was launched.
1910年(明治43年)、『白樺』を創刊。
He published the first issue of "Shirakaba" in 1910.
海老原穆により創刊され、大久保利通の太政官政府に対する痛烈な批判を展開した。
Boku EBIHARA launched the newspaper and featured hard-hitting articles against the Dajokan (the Grand Council of State) government led by Toshimichi OKUBO.
神道史学会は1953年1月1日に学会誌「神道史研究」を創刊した。(現在も継続中)
Shinto-shi-gakkai first published 'Shinto-shi-kenkyu' (Study of Shinto history) in January 1, 1953 (and continues to this day).
1872年(明治5年)2月21日、「東京日日新聞」が東京初の日刊紙として創刊される。
On February 21, 1872, 'Tokyo-nichinichi Shinbun' started to be published as the first daily newspaper in Tokyo.
1871年1月28日(明治3年12月8日)、日本初の日本語の日刊新聞、「横浜毎日新聞」が創刊される。
On January 28, 1871, the first daily newspaper in Japanese language in Japan, 'Yokohama-mainichi Shinbun' started to be published.