青鞜の英語

「帝国劇場」完成、文芸誌「青鞜」創刊、西田幾多郎「善の研究」発表例文帳に追加

Completion of the 'Teikoku-Gekijo Theatre,' the first publication of a literature magazine 'Seito,' and the publication of 'A Study of Good' by Kitaro NISHIDA発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

明治44年（1911年）には史上初の女性文芸誌『青鞜』創刊号に「山の動く日きたる」で始まる詩を寄稿した。例文帳に追加

In 1911, she contributed a poem that started with 'Yama no ugoku hi kitaru' (The day comes when a mountain moves) to the first issue of "Seito," the first female literary magazine in Japan.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

明治44年に『青鞜』発刊に参加、『そぞろごと』で賛辞を贈って巻頭を飾り、「新しい女の一人」として名を寄せた。例文帳に追加

In 1911, Akiko participated in the launch of the monthly magazine "Seito" that opened with her poem "Sozorogoto" that praised the magazine, and she was listed as 'one of the new women.'発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

小説「波瀾」を著しており（『樋口一葉・明治女流文学・泉鏡花集』現代日本文学大系5、筑摩書房、1972年）、義妹の小金井喜美子とともに雑誌『青鞜』の賛助員になった。例文帳に追加

She wrote 'Haran' (disturbance) ("The Collection of Kyoka IZUMI, The Meiji Female Literature, Ichiyo HIGUCHI" Modern Japanese Literary System 5, Chikuma Shobo Publishers, 1972), and became a supporting member of Magazine "Seito" along with her sister-in-law Kimiko KOGANEI.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

それを嚆矢として、平塚らいてうの青鞜社結成を経て、平塚と市川房枝、奥むめおらによる新婦人協会（1919（大正8）年）や、ガントレット恒子、久布白落実らによる日本婦人参政権協会（1921年・大正10、後に日本基督教婦人参政権協会）が婦人参政権運動（婦人運動）を展開。例文帳に追加

Taking this agitation as their cue, and following the founding of Seitosha (the Bluestockings) by Raicho HIRATSUKA, the New Woman Association (founded in 1919), which was headed by Hiratsuka, Fusae ICHIKAWA and Mumeo OKU, and the Japan Women's Suffrage Association (founded in 1921, later renamed the Japan Woman's Christian Suffrage Association) headed by Tsuneko GAUNTLETT and Ochimi KUBUSHIRO began actively campaigning for women's suffrage (also known as the women's movement).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス