On 2012.Jul.31, I at last reaches the ending point.
AS 落照の獄 was originally divided into eight chapters and had 80 pages volume on the magazine, I tried to translate each two pages at a time. And now, I reconstruct its format.
If you want to read 落照の獄 by my translation, please go here. 落照の獄(Rakushō no Goku)
On 2012.Jul.31, I at last reaches the ending point.
AS 落照の獄 was originally divided into eight chapters and had 80 pages volume on the magazine, I tried to translate each two pages at a time. And now, I reconstruct its format.
If you want to read 落照の獄 by my translation, please go here. 落照の獄(Rakushō no Goku)
Did you guys, who have never lived in Japan, wonder why “Hisho no tori(丕緒の鳥)” was only 50 pages in the magazine, which was said 90 pages long?
In Japanese publishing custom, the number of sheets of the manuscript is converted into the number of “400-character manuscript paper (400字詰め原稿用紙)”. Because in Japanese style writing people does not write with a space between words.
A “400-character manuscript paper (400字詰め原稿用紙)” is the figure right. Nowadays, most of Japanese writers use computers, but, some still write by hand.
Note: The figure is the first page of “Hisho no tori(丕緒の鳥)” I made by my pc.
For a while, I concurrently translate both of ‘Hyōhaku(漂舶)’ and ‘Rakusho no Goku(落照の獄)’.
And on 2012.Jul.31, I at last reaches the ending point.
AS 落照の獄 was originally divided into eight chapters and had 80 pages volume on the magazine, I tried to translate each two pages at a time. And now, I reconstruct its format.
If you want to read 落照の獄 by my translation, please go here. 落照の獄(Rakushō no Goku)
At last, I reconstructed my blog tonight.
Actually, my server’s main hard disk died on the fifth of October.
So, I made my notebook a temporary server. But until tonight, I couldn’t reconstruct my blog database. I googled the net by using my short free time. I finally did it. I am very happy now.
Btw, Ono Sensei has published a new short story on YomYom magazine, named “Rakushō no Goku(落照の獄)”. You guys have already known it, haven’t you?