Illustrated newspaper for the town and village

Japanese: 絵入朝野新聞

A Japanese newspaper from the Meiji period. It was a small newspaper founded by Yamada Fugai (Konosuke) in January 1883, and in June of the same year, its management was transferred to Choya Shimbun. As a sister paper of Choya Shimbun, it published editorials in support of civil rights. It grew into an influential small newspaper, but its circulation began to stagnate around 1887. In 1889, it severed its relationship with Choya Shimbun and changed its title to Edo Shimbun.

Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Plus Information

Japanese:

明治時代の日本の新聞。1883年1月に山田風外（孝之介）が創刊した小新聞で、同年6月から朝野(ちょうや)新聞に経営が移った。同紙の姉妹紙として民権派の論説を展開。有力な小新聞に成長したが、1887年頃から部数が伸び悩む。1889年に朝野新聞との関係を絶ち、「江戸新聞」に改題。

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