「The Mikado」に関連した英語例文の一覧と使い方(2ページ目) - Weblio英語例文検索

As the term "junishi (twelve offices)" suggests, the Kokyu junishi consisted of twelve offices including Naishi no tsukasa (Female Palace Attendants Office), Kura no tsukasa (Office concerned about clothes of Emperor and Empress), Fumi no tsukasa (Book and Writing Materials Office), Kusuri no tsukasa (Medical Office), Suwamono no tsukasa (Military Equipment Office), Mikado no tsukasa (Emperor Attendants Office), Tonomo no tsukasa (Housekeeping Branch of the Imperial Household Ministry), Kamori no tsukasa (Housekeeping Office), Mondo no tsukasa (Water Office), Kashiwade no tsukasa (Table Office), Sake no tsukasa (Sake Office) and Nui no tsukasa (Sewing Office). 例文帳に追加

「十二司」という名のとおり、内侍司・蔵司・書司・薬司・兵司・闡司・殿司・掃司・水司・膳司・酒司・縫司の12官司より構成されている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Moreover, the famous operetta "The Mikado" by playwright William Gilbert and a composer Arthur Sullivan was inspired by an exhibition of Japanese art held at Knightsbridge in London. 例文帳に追加

また、ウィリアム・ギルバート(劇作家)とアーサー・サリヴァンによる有名なオペレッタ『ミカド(オペレッタ)』は、ロンドンのナイツブリッジで行われた日本の展示会から着想を得たものである。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Hanabusa went to Tokyo and worked as a cameraman for a film under the sponsorship of Ministry of Railways called "Tetsudo to Kotoku" (railroads and public virtue), produced by 'Katsudo Shashin Shiryo Kenkyukai' established by Toyojiro TAKAMATSU around the same time as 'Mikado Shokai.' 例文帳に追加

花房は東京へ行き、高松豊次郎が「ミカド商会」と同時期に設立した「活動写真資料研究会」製作の鉄道省肝いりの映画『鉄道と公徳』の撮影技師をつとめた。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Only members of the line of regents (including the Naka no mikado branch, Kazanin branch), Murakami-Genji (Minamoto clan) and Kanin branch were allowed to be promoted to Daijin (Minister) so Kiyomori's promotion was unheard of. 例文帳に追加

大臣に昇進できたのは摂関家（中御門流・花山院流も含む）・村上源氏・閑院流に限られていて、清盛の昇進は未曾有のものだった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Mikado Shokai,' established by Makino as a filmmaker for producing educational films in 1919, were absorbed into Nikkatsu (Japan Moving Picture Co., Ltd), by Einosuke YOKOTA, the president of Nikkatsu, who saw MAKINO's independent activities as a threat to his business. 例文帳に追加

牧野が1919年（大正8年）に設立した「教育映画」の製作会社「ミカド商会」は、牧野の独立に脅威を感じた横田永之助によって日活に吸収された。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Twelve Offices of Empress's Residence: Naishi no tsukasa (Office of Female Palace Attendants), Tsuwamono no tsukasa (Military Equipment Office), Kurazukasa (Office of Wardrobe of the Emperor and Empress), Fumi no tsukasa (Office of Book and Writing Materials), Nuinotsukasa (Office of Sewing), Kashiwade no tsukasa (Table Office), Mikinotsukasa (Office of Sake Brewing), Mikado no tsukasa, Tonomorizukasa (Office of Lighting), Office of Housekeeping, Court servant, Kamori no tsukasa (Housekeeping Office), Moi no tsukasa (Water Office), and Medical Office. 例文帳に追加

後宮十二司（内侍司、兵司、蔵司、書司、縫司、膳司、酒司、闡司、殿司（主殿司）、掃司、水司、薬司） - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Around the end of the year, a couple of actor Douglas FAIRBANKS and Mary PICKFORD, who established United Artists Entertainment LLC in 1919, the same year in which Shozo MAKINO established 'Mikado Shokai,' visited the company's 'Omuro Studio.' 例文帳に追加

同年末には、アメリカから、牧野省三が「ミカド商会」を興したのと同じ1919年（大正8年）にユナイテッド・アーティスツ社を設立した俳優のダグラス・フェアバンクスとメアリー・ピックフォードの夫妻が同社の「御室撮影所」を訪問した。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Though 'heika' (His Imperial Majesty) is used as the title of honor for the emperor (prescribed by Imperial House Act) as with kings and queens of foreign countries, the expression of Kinjo Tenno Heika is not used and the emperor is only called Kinjo Heika, Tenno Heika or Heika, or Mikado which is rarely used now. 例文帳に追加

天皇の敬称は、諸外国の国王・女王と同様に「陛下」が使われている（皇室典範で規定）が、今上天皇陛下とは言わず、今上陛下、天皇陛下もしくは陛下、現在では殆ど使われていないが帝（みかど）とのみ呼ばれる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Genealogy of Emperor's families (most of them begin with the late emperor, and continues until Kinjo no Mikado [The Tale of Genji], which is the largest-scale genealogy including all Emperors, Imperial Princes, and Princesses; Hikaru Genji [usually called 'Rokujoin'] and his descendants are all included here.) 例文帳に追加

皇室の一族（多くの場合故先帝から始まっており、今上帝(源氏物語)にいたるまでの全ての天皇・全ての皇子・全ての皇女が含まれる最も規模の大きい系譜である。光源氏（通常は「六条院」と呼ばれている）及びその子孫達も全てここに含まれる） - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

The next Princess Teishi, the mansions that she inherited were Biwa-dono Palace on Konoe Oji (aka Yomeimon Oji) which runs through Daidairi's Yomei-mon Gate, and Oi-dono on Oi-no-mikado Oji which runs through Daidairi's Ikuho-mon Gate, so her title had a "mon" because of that. 例文帳に追加

続く禎子内親王・てい子内親王も、伝領した邸宅がそれぞれ大内裏の陽明門に通じる近衛大路（別名を陽明門大路）に面する枇杷殿、大内裏の郁芳門に通じる大炊御門大路に面する大炊殿で、それに因む門院号であった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Ichitaro's allegiance to Shozo MAKINO never swayed throughout Makino's career, working with Makino when the latter was employed by Yokota Shokai, and staying with Makino after Yokota Shokai was merged in 1912 to form Nikkatsu Corporation; Ichitaro followed Makino when he established the Mikado Shokai film studio to win his independence from Nikkatsu Corporation in 1919, and followed him back when he subsequently returned to Nikkatsu Corporation. 例文帳に追加

横田商会、1912年（大正元年）の同社の合併による日活の設立、1919年（大正8年）の牧野の日活からの独立によるミカド商会の設立、そして牧野の日活への復帰、と牧野省三の行動に、市太郎は完全に同行する。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

A common dream of the Himegimi (daughters of persons of high rank) in those days was to enter the Kokyu (a section of the Imperial Palace where the Imperial family and court ladies lived) and gain the love of the Mikado (Emperor), thus being elevated to Empress; accordingly, "The Tale of Genji" satisfied such ladies as it had as its protagonist a member of the Genji clan who was a direct descendant of the emperor that lived in a kind of pseudo-Kokyu and loved all women without distinction. The work was also welcomed by court nobles as an appealing work that offered a close observation of human psychology, love, and aesthetics. 例文帳に追加

当時の一般的な上流貴族の姫君の夢は、後宮に入り帝の寵愛を受け皇后の位に上ることであったが、『源氏物語』は、帝直系の源氏の者を主人公にし彼の住まいを擬似後宮にしたて女君たちを分け隔てなく寵愛するという内容で彼女たちを満足させ、あるいは人間の心理や恋愛、美意識に対する深い観察や情趣を書きこんだ作品として貴族たちにもてはやされたのである。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

After going from being a film fan to being a film journalist, Bansho KANAMORI became a shosei (a student given room and board in exchange for performing domestic duties) of Shozo MAKINO, whom he had interviewed as a journalist, and then he became a film director at the Mikado Company, which Makino had initially established; Bancho was such a dyed-in-the-wool Makino devotee that he stayed at Makino Production until the very end in 1931, continuing to work there even after Makino passed away in 1929, and directed the company's last film; after that, he established 'Kyoritsu Eiga Production' with the remaining members of Makino Production after the latter went bankrupt. 例文帳に追加

映画ファンから映画記者になり、取材先の牧野省三の書生になって、1919年（大正8年）、牧野が最初に興したミカド商会で映画監督になり、1929年（昭和4年）の牧野が死去し、1931年（昭和6年）の最後の最後までマキノ・プロダクションに残り、同社の最終作品の監督をつとめた生粋のマキノ人・金森万象が、同社の倒産後に、マキノの残党をかきあつめて設立したのが、この「協立映画プロダクション」である。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス