勇香の英語

主人公の近藤勇（香取慎吾）が越えなければならない壁とされ、ドラマの前半を支える重要な役柄となっている。例文帳に追加

He was portrayed as a wall which the main character, Isami KONDO (played by Shingo KATORI) had to overcome, and he was an important character supporting the first half of the drama.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

昔かたぎのヤクザである宇(う)田(だ)川(がわ)勇(ゆう)司(じ)(寺(てら)島(じま)進(すすむ))は小学生の女の子，理(り)香(か)(浜(はま)辺(べ)美(み)波(なみ))を誘拐する。例文帳に追加

Udagawa Yuji (Terajima Susumu), an old-fashioned yakuza, kidnaps an elementary school girl, Rika (Hamabe Minami). - 浜島書店 Catch a Wave

吉井勇の『かにかくに』の歌で有名なお茶屋『大友』の女将で芸妓である磯田多佳や、井上流の名手として、また後輩の育成に努めた松本佐多、ほかに早崎春勇、三宅小まめ、玉木里春、藤本竹葉、安藤孝子（現役当時の芸名は孝千代、後に11PMに出演）、岩崎究香、高田真知子、佳つ乃など京都のみならず、世間に花を添えてきた芸妓が数多くいる。例文帳に追加

Other geisha include: Taka ISODA who was a geisha and the proprietress of the teahouse "Daitomo," known by the tanka poem "Kanikakuya" (meaning somehow) by Isamu YOSHII; Sata MATSUMOTO who was an excellent performer of the Inoue School of Dance and engaged in nurturing junior geisha and apprentice geisha; and many more geisha such as Haruyu HAYASAKI, Komame MIYAKE, Satoharu TAMAKI, Takeha FUJIMOTO, Takako ANDO (whose geisha name was Takachiyo when active and appeared on a TV program called "11 PM"), Mineko IWASAKI, Machiko TAKADA (高田真知子), and Katsuno, all of whom have enlivened not only Kyoto but also the world outside Kyoto.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

慶応4年1月、鳥羽・伏見の戦いに参戦、淀藩にて討ち死に（横倉甚五郎）、または江戸引き上げの軍艦「富士山(軍艦)」船中にて死亡（御香宮神社『戊辰東軍戦死者霊名簿』、今井勇次郎として記載）とされる。例文帳に追加

In January 1868, he took part in the Battle of Toba and Fushimi, and he allegedly died in battle in Yodo Domain (according to Jingoro YOKOKURA) or died on the battleship 'Fujiyama' while withdrawing to Edo (according to entry in "the list of war dead of the Eastern Camp in the Boshin War" in Gokomiya-jinja Shrine, where the name is written with a different kanji for Yu).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

その後、国際関係が緊密化して外国の賓客を迎えることが多くなり、またそれまで迎賓館として使用していた港区芝白金台の旧朝香宮邸（現東京都庭園美術館）は手狭で随行員が同宿できないなどの支障があったため、1962年に内閣総理大臣：池田勇人の発意により、新たに迎賓施設を整備する方針が閣議決定された。例文帳に追加

In 1962, the Cabinet agreed to then Prime Minister Hayato IKEDA's proposal to have new guesthouse facilities, because Japan's developing relations with foreign countries had increased the number of distinguished foreign guests, and the former Asakanomiya House (currently the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum) in Shiba-Shiroganedai, Minato Ward, which had been used as the State Guest House, was too small to accommodate guests' entourages.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス