A Japanese newspaper published in Los Angeles, USA. It was founded in April 1903 by Yamaguchi Masaharu, Shibuya Seijiro, and Iijima Eitaro (originally published as a mimeograph, then in letterpress on November 3rd of the same year). The management changed several times, but in October 1908 it was reorganized as a joint-stock company. From about 1910 onwards, it focused on a reporting-first approach and established itself as the leading paper in the Japanese community. There was a tradition that successive publishers had little interference with the editorial process, and there was a kind of "editorial independence." In 1926, the circulation reached approximately 8,500 copies, the highest it had been before World War II. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
アメリカ,ロサンゼルス発行の日系新聞。1903年4月,山口正治,渋谷清次郎,飯島栄太郎の共同経営で創刊された(当初ミメオグラフ,同年11月3日より活版)。経営者は幾度か交替したが,08年10月株式会社に改組された。10年前後から報道第一主義に徹し日系コミュニティの代表紙として地位を確立する。歴代社主は編集にはほとんど干渉しない伝統があり,一種の〈編集権の独立〉がみられた。26年には第2次大戦前では最高の部数約8500部に達する。
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