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Tōyō jiyū shimbun

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  • Saionji Kimmochi
    Saionji Kimmochi

    …in 1881 and founded the Tōyō jiyū shimbun (“Oriental Free Press”), a newspaper dedicated to popularizing democratic ideas. But journalism was considered a scandalous profession for a court noble. Hence, his colleagues prevailed on the emperor to force Saionji to leave the newspaper and join government service, in which he…

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    …in 1881 and founded the Tōyō jiyū shimbun (“Oriental Free Press”), a newspaper dedicated to popularizing democratic ideas. But journalism was considered a scandalous profession for a court noble. Hence, his colleagues prevailed on the emperor to force Saionji to leave the newspaper and join government service, in which he…

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