I added three new translations to “The translation of Juuni kokuki newsletter by Shinchōsha“.
They show us the two illustrations from “A Thousand Miles of Wind, The Sky at Dawn #1, #2 (風の万里 黎明の空)”.
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As promised in my earlier post, I’m re-translating three short stories, Hisho no Tori (丕緒の鳥), Hyōhaku (漂舶), and Rakushō no Goku (落照の獄).
I’ve finished the re-translation of “Hisho no Tori (丕緒の鳥)”, so, I’ve released my second edition. At this time, I added some phrases forgotten to translate (^^;) and I read my English version by myself again and again before my re-translation. You can find any improvements about this edition, can’t you? I worry about it very much.
By the way, now, I use Prolonged Sound Mark for a long vowel when I romanize some nouns. For example, ō, ū.
Oh! I almost forgot to write. Eugene Woodbury started translating “Tonan no Tsubasa (図南の翼)” on October 18, 2012. You can read it, here.
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Another information about ～-#3.
I added three new translations to “The translation of Juuni kokuki newsletter by Shinchōsha“.
I added the new links to the post “You can look inside!“.
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Another information about ～-#2.
I added three new translations to “The translation of Juuni kokuki newsletter by Shinchōsha“.
According to it, Ono sensei has finished writing one of the two stories and is writing another for the book released on July 1st.
As you know, a new collection of 4 short stories by Ono sensei will be released on July 1st. Now, I’m re-translating three short stories, Hisho no Tori, Hyōhaku, and Rakushō no Goku, in preparation for it.
My translation site has few native English speakers. The reason is maybe my translation is terrible. I have my style of writing, when I write in Japanese, but……
Reading some texts, I feel the biggest pain when I read a terrible text in Japanese. So, other people will have the same pain when they read a terrible text in their native language.
My re-translation does not promise to improve, but probably better than nothing. Actually, I myself find the parts I cannot understand in the translation of “Hisho no tori”.
I began to translate it in April 2008. Five years have passed since then, do I have made progress on my English? Anyway, I’ll try to!!
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Another information about ～.
I added some new to “The translation of Juuni kokuki newsletter by Shinchōsha“.
Hi guys, Shinchōsha gave us a big surprise gift today. They announced they would release a new collection of 4 short stories on July 1st. The book contains “Hisho no Tori (丕緒の鳥)”, “Rakushō no Goku (落照の獄)” and two new stories which are our long-awaited ones. The information about this, I already added the page. Please take a look!!
As I wrote on the page Kirin tidings, the day of the “Juuni kokuki” special event is being held on the official site, from Dec/12 @12:00 to Dec/25 @20:00.
When I visited there on Dec/12, the page response was very slow probably because a lot of access. Now, you can see the page easily.
From the page, they say you can get an illustration for a cell-phone wallpaper or a postcard. It is a portrait of the two, Yōko(陽子) and Rakushun(楽俊), by Yamada Akihiro and available for a limited time until 2012/12/25 @20:00. Don’t miss it.
Hi guys, I told you “the next new edition is ‘Sea God in the East, Vast Sea in the West (東の海神 西の滄海)'”. The date is approaching. For that, they, Shinchōsha, began to post the new Kirin tidings again. So, I translated the articles on Nov. 30th and Dec. 4th and added them to the page.
Please take a look and enjoy!!
Hi guys,
I have a good information for you.
They, i.e. Shinchōsha, announced the next new edition is “Sea God in the East, Vast Sea in the West (東の海神 西の滄海)” and will release it on Jan. 2013.