There is an episode when it was temporarily taken over by the allied forces after the war in 1945, U.S. soldiers tried to paint out the interior and exterior design considering them unclean, but the main part were protected while only a part where hands directly touched was painted vermilion-lacquered by the desperate persuasion of the hotel manager in those days; until the end of 1960s it kept the original form almost the same as the opening days, while the room arrangement of the interior design was changed.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

1945年の終戦後、一時連合軍に接収された際に、白木仕上げの内外装が不潔であるとして、米兵によって全館ペンキ塗り潰しにされかかったが、当時の支配人の必死の説得で欄干など直接手が触れる部分のみ朱塗りとすることで本体を守った、というエピソードがあり、1960年代末までは内装の間取りの変更はあったものの、概ね創建当時の姿を保っていた。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

In the past, the Ministry of Finance and the Japanese External Trade Organization, which is an extra-governmental organization of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) or the former Ministry of International Trade and Industry, would strive to promote exports but, as Japan's trade surplus grew, it embarked on promoting imports in turn. Anyway, it is an organization that boasts knowledge of trade issues that it has garnered over time. Then there is the Japan Bank for International Cooperation, which is one example of the wholesale integration of policy-based financial institutions during the Koizumi administration that was carried out under the banner of "From public to private." I hear, however, that there is talk of separating JBIC – only JBIC, which has actually played an extremely significant role in the expansion of the Japanese economy overseas after World War II – back to its original form, because it is arguably found to be somewhat different from the rest.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

また、金融庁といたしましては、これまで財務省、経済産業省や日本貿易振興機構、これは昔で言う通産省の外郭団体でございまして、輸出振興ということを一生懸命やりましたが、途中から日本の貿易黒字が大きくなりまして、今度輸入振興ということをやり出しました。いずれにしても非常に貿易に関しては長年のノウハウを持っている団体でございます。それから国際協力銀行、これは小泉さんのときに「官から民へ」ということで官の政策金融機関をみんな合わせろという話でしたが、どうもJBICだけは少し色彩が違うということで、JBICだけ独自にまた昔のように離そうかという話もあると聞いていますけれども、これも日本の経済の海外進出に対して戦後、実は非常に大きな役割を果たしてきたのです。 - 金融庁

However, after World War II, based on the criticisms by people like Naoshige TSUCHIDA, the theory is no longer held as true for the following reasons: Until the early Insei period (the period ruled by the retired Emperor), even if there were differences in strength of authority between the Sessho/Kanpaku and the Emperor, political decisions were made through a consultation of both sides, and there was never a time in which the Sessho and/or Kanpaku arbitrarily took the initiative in political affairs; and orders that related to state politics were issued based on the chain of command through senshi and daijokanpu (official documents issued by the Daijokan and the Grand Council of State) even during the golden days of the regency, and it was revealed that kudashibumi and migosho documents issued by the Mandokoro were only effective for private or internal problems of the sessho and kanpaku themselves.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

だが、戦後に入ると土田直鎮らによる批判などがあり、現在では院政初期までは摂政・関白と天皇との間に力関係の差はあっても、両者の協議によって政治判断が行われており、摂政・関白が専断的に政務を取った時期は存在しなかったこと、国政に関する命令は摂関政治全盛期でも宣旨・太政官符による命令系統が機能しており、政所下文及び御教書はあくまで摂政・関白個人の私的あるいは宣旨・太政官符内部の問題に対してのみ有効な命令文書であったことが明らかとされており、この説は成り立たないと考えられている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス