Jiji Manga 151

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• 1 February 24, 1924 Hand for defending constitutionalism fire 憲政擁護の火の手が
  • 1.1 Transcription of Contents
  • 1.2 Key words, alternate romanizations, translations
  • 1.3 Related and contextual resources

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Cover page of Jiji Manga 151, February, 1924

February 24, 1924 Hand for defending constitutionalism fire 憲政擁護の火の手が

時事漫画 / 北澤樂天, 小川治平, 保積稻天 主筆

大正 十三年 (1924年) 二月 二十四日

時事新報 第一萬四千五百八十八號附錄 (日曜畵報 第 百五十一號)

Call No. PN6790.J32 J55 at Cartoon Library & Museum

Transcription of Contents

1. 憲政擁護の火の手が (political cartoon)

2. Boat と Vote (樂天) (cartoon strip), 漫聲亂發 (樂珍)

3. 特權內閣と軍縮の亡子, 政界の黑焼や – 政友本黨と政友會 (治平) (cartoon strips )

4. 外務省 承認門 (cartoon strip) , 焼けた寶物 (櫻郞), 殿樣近〇滅切

5. 危險な汽車だだ，電話口の六馬鹿 , 阿彌陀樣も洋服 (cartoon strips)

6. 近頃ショウル，石野伯爵俱樂部 (cartoon strips)

7. 煙窓, 糊の蓋をあけておくと (cartoon strip) , 殺され通し ( B.A 生)

8. 非常裝, 指輪（cartoon strips)

9. 塀外の長靴, 印判屋 (信天)（cartoon strips)

10. 童說 化物屋敷 (みぎは)

11. アノ百姓家の梅 (cartoon strip)

12. やさしい畵の書き方 (其五), 古い笑話

13. 童謠 鶯 (みざは), 傳說 不思議な鳥, 授業中小い地震があった (cartoon strips)

14. つれ旨く引けない，母さんと凸さんの活動見行, ナンタル テスト (cartoon strips)

15. 自由畵 漫畵 漫文 募集，懸賞考へ物 , 自由畵 (トミチャン) 當選 / 庄野政男 (八歲), ミシン內職 (cartoon strip by Hikaru)

16. ピ−坊物語 カミドコギラヒ ( バツテン) (cartoon strip)

Key words, alternate romanizations, translations

• Kitazawa, Rakuten (北沢楽天 1876-1955) , Ogawa Jihei ( 小川治平 1887-1925), Hozumi Tōten (保積稻天) / Hozumi Touten / Hozumi Toten, Sakurō (櫻郎), Shinten (信天), Migiha (みぎは), Mizaha (みざは), Hikaru (ヒカル), B.A Sei (B.A 生)

• Washington Naval Treaty

• Seiyūhontō, Seiyūkai, Kenseikai, Kakushin Club, Political parties

• Trains, public transit

• Westernization, western clothes, western-style clothing

• Count Ishino

• Children’s stories

• How to Draw (Part 5)

• Earthquakes

• Pi-bo

• Kiyoura Keigo, Kiyoura Cabinet

Related and contextual resources

• “Hand for defending constitutionalism fire”: “The year 1924 marked a turning point in the history of Japanese domestic politics. In January, Kiyoura Keigo, the incumbent president of the Privy Council, was nominated as prime minister and chose all his cabinet except for the military service ministers from the membership of the House of Peers. The House of Representatives had been bypassed in the selection of cabinets since the fall of the Takahashi Korekiyo cabinet in June 1922. Angered by this, the leaders of the three major opposition parties in the lower house- Kato Takaaki (Kenseikai), Takahashi Korekiyo (Seiyukai), and Inukai Tsuyoshi (Kakushin Club)-- met in February 1924 to organize a united front to bring down Kiyoura’s “cabinet of peers” (pp. 55, Mitani, 1989). | From “The Establishment of Party Cabinets, 1898-1932”, The Cambridge History of Japan, Volume 6: The Twentieth Century by Taichirō Mitani, ed. Peter Duus

• Washington Naval Conference/Naval Disarmament Treaty: The effects of this treaty ~two years later are discussed in this issue.

• Seiyūhontō: split from the Seiyukai around this time

• During this time, Jiji Manga was allowing submissions from readers for manga, essays, and sketches. This week’s winners were Tomi-chan (トミチャン) and Shōno Masao (庄野政男)