Jiji Shimpō

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Jiji Shimpō was an influential Meiji-era Japanese newspaper known for promoting modernization, liberal ideas, and public opinion through its commentary and reporting.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Jiji Shimpō canonical 1
Jiji Shimpōsha 1
万朝報 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese newspaper
Meiji-era newspaper
newspaper
aimedAt politically engaged readers
urban middle class readers
circulationArea Japan
countryOfOrigin Japan
describedBySource Japanese press history
Meiji-era historical studies
dissolvedOrAbolished 1936
distributionFormat broadsheet
editorialStance advocacy of civil rights
pro-Westernization
supportive of constitutional government
employed Kōda Rohan
Natsume Sōseki
Ozaki Kōyō NERFINISHED
Tokutomi Sohō
linked to: Tokutomi Roka
endTime 1936
era Meiji period
linked to: Meiji era

Taishō period
linked to: Taisho era

early Shōwa period
foundedBy Fukuzawa Yukichi
genre general-interest newspaper
political newspaper
hasInfluenced Japanese liberal thought
modern Japanese journalism
public opinion in Meiji Japan
hasPart domestic news section
editorial column
international news section
literary column
political commentary
headquartersLocation Tokyo
inception 1882
languageOfWorkOrName Japanese
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Tokyo
mainSubject economics
politics
society
mediaType print
notableEditor Fukuzawa Yukichi
Natsume Sōseki
politicalAlignment liberal
pro-modernization
publicationFrequency daily
publisher Jiji Shimpōsha
linked to: Jiji Shimpō
startTime 1882

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Fukuzawa Yukichi founded Jiji Shimpō
幸徳秋水 workedFor 万朝報
linked to: Jiji Shimpō
Jiji Shimpō publisher Jiji Shimpōsha
linked to: Jiji Shimpō