Materials related to Shintaro Ohashi

Written by Zenshiro Tsuboya
Hakubunkan Shinsha
1985
It is based on "Shintaro Ohashio" written on the 50th anniversary of Hakubunkan (Showa 12). Since it was written during the life of the deceased, the last year is only a chronological table. It also includes Shintaro Ohashi's speech, "Memories of Uncle Shintaro" (Sadao Ohashi). The commentary is Yasuo Asai.

Published by Kunio Asaoka
Minerva Shobo
2009
"The Founder and Manager of Modern Japanese Media Magazine" (outside site)
Described in 129-135p. I have a picture of Shintaro Ohashi when I was young.

Written by Zenshiro Tsuboya
Kurita Publishing
1974
The biography of Sahei Ohashi, the father of Shintaro Ohashi. A copy of Hakubunkan published in 1932.
Although "Sasahei Ohashi's Kaidan Monogatari" is omitted, it contains "First Edition Living Age", "Shimo edition Hakubunkan Era", "Hundred Story of Knowledge", "Chronicles", and "Appendix Hirobunkan Shofumi" . The commentary is Kazuhiro Kobayashi.

Written by Akio Inagawa
Hakubunkan Shinsha
2005
A biography novel rich in descriptions of the Nagaoka (hometown of Sahei Ohashi) era before moving to Tokyo.

Tokyo Gas
1976
Shintaro Ohashi became an executive of Tokyo Gas in 1897 and gained the trust of Eiichi Shibusawa and began to participate in the management of many companies.
There is a group photo of the officers of 1898 between 112p and 113p, showing the whole body of Shintaro Ohashi.
In addition, there is a description related to Eiichi Shibusawa in 170p.

Edited by the 100-year History Compilation Committee of Okura Paper Pulp Corporation
Okura Pulp And Paper
1989
There is a company history of Hakushinsha, which was responsible for the papermaking business of Hakubunkan.
Hakushinsha is a papermaking company that opened in 1897 by the cousin of Shintaro Ohashi, Ruji Yamamoto.
It merged in 1971 and became Okura Paper Pulp Corporation.

Tokyo-do
1990
Tokyo-do is a company that sold and transferred Hakubunkan books, which was founded by Sahei Ohashi's wife, Matsuko's older brother, Shinichiro Takahashi.
The second president is Shogo, the younger brother of Shintaro Ohashi. There is a detailed genealogy of the Ohashi family on 6-7p.

Written by Haruo Tanaka
Tohan Shoji
1975
The history of Tokyo-do until 1975 is written in terms of reading.

Written by Hiroshi Matsuo
Kyodo Printing
1977
This is a compilation of "Joint Printing / Company History Story" serialized in the Nihon Kogyo Shimbun in 1976.
The photo in the text is black and white.

Compilation Committee of Kyodo Printing Co., Ltd.

Kyodo Printing

19８7

The Hakubunkan Printing Office was established in 1897 as a printing factory dedicated to the Hakubunkan.
Then, in 1925, Shintaro Ohashi's younger sister, Sachiko's husband, Kokichi Ohashi, became president and became Kyodo Printing Co., Ltd.
Hakubunkan, father and son Ohashi, and Ohashi Library are written using many color photographs and materials.
In addition, there is a description of the labor dispute (a city without the sun) in which Sunao Tokunaga participated, and an index at the end of the book.

Compilation Committee of Kyodo Printing Co., Ltd.
Kyodo Printing
1997
The content is almost the same as the 90-year history. There are photos and materials that are different from the 90-year history.
There is no index, but there is a photograph of successive officers at the end of the book.

Compilation Committee of Kyodo Printing Co., Ltd.
Kyodo Printing
2017
The descriptions related to Hakubunkan and father and son Ohashi are simpler than the 100-year history of Kyodo Printing, but there are columns that describe their relationship with Kanazawa Ward.

Tokutaro Hamada
Yoshio Ohashi
1958
A biography of Kokichi Ohashi (the son-in-law of Sahei Ohashi), who served as president of the predecessor of Kyodo Printing, Hakubunkan Printing Office.
Kyodo Printing Co., Ltd. There is also a brief biography of 1950, his wife, Sachiko Ohashi, and his eldest son, Matsuo Ohashi.

Written by Masakazu Hasegawa
Paper Museum
1990
12-29p describes the achievements of Shintaro Ohashi as an officer of Oji Paper.

Gentoku Nakamura
Industry Club of Japan
1943
Shintaro Ohashi participated in the establishment of the Japan Industrial Club and served as the third president from 1935 to 2014.
In the first volume, 235p, there is a greeting from the departure of the British-US delegation in 1921, and in 312p, a speech from the debriefing session after returning to Japan.
938p-986p in the second volume is the presidential period. Greetings at the memorial service for the second president and the Chinese incident
On the other hand, there is a sentence of celebration to the government.

50-year History Compilation Committee of the Japan Industrial Club
Industry Club of Japan
1972
At the beginning of the book, there is a photo taken in 1921 with the British-US delegation at the White House in Washington.
In 302-304p, there is an episode of Shintaro Ohashi at the 179p roundtable discussion at the end of the book.

Tomiyama Fusa
1936
There is "Sakamoto-kun and myself" written by Shintaro Ohashi on 82-84p. In addition, there is something that seems to be a sign of Shintaro Ohashi.

Kanagawa Prefectural Kanazawabunko
1960
There are descriptions of Shintaro Ohashi, donations for the reconstruction of Kanazawabunko, and ceremonies.
There are also old photos of Kanazawabunko, and there is also a commentary on the photos at the end of the book. The photo is unclear, but you can identify the person when combined with "Ayumi of 60 Years".
In the chronological table, there are descriptions of visits in 1930, visits in 1935, donations of display shelves and Buddha statues, Kannondo ground-breaking ceremony, passed away in 1944.

Kanagawa Prefectural Kanazawabunko
1990
The old photos in the 30-year magazine are printed neatly.

Kanagawa Prefectural Kanazawabunko
1995
The Ohashi collection is published in 7 colors.
In 148-152p, "About Shintaro Ohashi of Ohashi Collection" describes in detail the relationship between Shintaro Ohashi and Kanazawabunko.
There is also a chronological table for 153-154p.

Kanagawa Prefectural Kanazawabunko
2002
There are photos of the Shintaro Ohashi collection on 18-23p.

Kanagawa Prefectural Kanazawabunko
2003
Photo of Shintaro Ohashi and Ohashi Poultry Farm on 42p. On 43p, there is a peony postcard issued by Ohashi Villa.

Kanagawa Prefectural Kanazawabunko
2010
On 6p, there is a contract for the reconstruction of Kanazawabunko and a photo of Shintaro Ohashi.

Kanagawa Prefectural Kanazawabunko
2011
9 and 12p are described as the genealogy of Sumako Ohashi, and 10p has photos of Sumako Ohashi and Yukichi.

By Nobuko Sakai
2004
"Rokuura Cultural Studies No. 12" (outside site) 71-83p
I have a picture and a floor plan of the villa.

"Rokuura Cultural Studies 7" (outside site) 57-71p
A record interviewed in 1997 by Hiroshi Yamanaka (former professor of the Historical Archives of the University of Tokyo, who died in 2014), who lived near Shomeiji Temple since 1934. 61-62p contains a description of the villa of Shintaro Ohashi.

Written by Tobee Ikeno
Sand shobo
1994
A book from Momijikan, where Shintaro Ohashi and his wife Sumako met.
157-158p and 290-295p have a description of the golden yasha model, and 214p has a description of the 10th anniversary of Hakubunkan.

Written by Tadanori Ishiguro
Iwanami Shoten
1983
A memoir of Ougai Mori's boss, Ishiguro Army Medical Supervisor. He was close to his father and son Ohashi, and cooperated with the establishment of the Ohashi Library.
360-363p contains a description of Sahei Ohashi. Edited by Zenshiro Tsuboya.

Written by Masao Yamaguchi
Iwanami Shoten
2005
In the first volume, 357-413p, Chapter 7, "Light of the Meiji Publishing World and the Rise and Fall of the Dark Hakubunkan", there is a description of the model of Ohashi Library and the golden Yasha.
The book (outside site) published in 1995 is described in 221-251p.

Shigure Hasegawa, Sonoko Sugimoto
Iwanami Shoten
1985
A total of 18 people have been featured with siren Shamoto and Shigure Hasegawa. The description of Sumako Ohashi can be found in Volume 213-228p (with photo).

"Modern Bijinden" (outside site) Ozorasha In 1994, 20 people were featured in a copy of Siren's published in 1936.
The description of Sumako Ohashi can be found in 297-306p (with photo).

Published by Daishi Iwatani
Shinchosha
1974
A biography written by Sazanami Iwaya's son, Daishi, based on a diary of Konami.
The details of the interaction with Shintaro Ohashi and the model of the golden yasha are also described.
At the end of the book, there is a chronology of Sazanami Iwaya. There is no photo in Bunshun Bunko (outside site) published in 1993.

Koichi Yumoto
Nichigai Associates
2000
There is a description of Sahei Ohashi in 104-105p and Shintaro Ohashi in 106-108p.
Shintaro Ohashi was the top winner of the 7th House of Representatives Election in 1902 and has entered politics.
There are satirical paintings such as "Dandan Jinmon" about the election.

Written by Shigeru Kashima
Based on the magazine "Fi 142", the achievements and episodes of father and son Ohashi are written based on "Hakubunkan's eight tatami reception room Shintaro Ohashi" where Rohan Kazuha gathered".
"Living in a daunting" (outside site) PHP Institute 2002 159-168p
"Meiji Innovator Romantic Soul and Commerce" (outside site) Bestsellers 2018 291-301p

Written by Hirokichi Matsui
Ozorasha
1993
A reprint published by Hakubunkan in 1929. Matsui Kashiwaken (1866-1937) worked as an editor at the Nagaoka Koshisa Mainichi Shimbun and Hakubunkan, and then left Hakubunkan, where he worked as a newspaper reporter in many newspapers.
This is a memoir of the author who directly learns about Sahei Ohashi and Shintaro.

Seiji Suzuki
176-177p Contemporary Planning Office (External Site) 176-177p　
2007　
Although it is a short sentence, there is a detailed reference on 244p.

Kunio Asaoka
“Nippon Publishing Historical Materials 8” (outside site) 98-125p Japan Editor School Publishing Department　
2003
"Sahei Ohashi Okiden" and "Shintaro Ohashi Den" describe the publication activities in Nagaoka before the establishment of Hakubunkan, which are rarely described.

Written by Mizuya Tsuboya
Hakubunkan
1938
There are essays such as "50 years of Hakubunkan", "Library and I", and "Hirobumikan owner Sahei Ohashi".

Naga Saburo Ohashi
Archeological Hall Bookstore
1995
In 1936, the shadow mark of Yotoku Bunko. On 478-479p, there is a photo and description of the grave of Sahei Ohashi at Yofukuji Temple in Nippori.

Shobo
2014
A reprint of Hakubunkan 1937. There is a publication catalog of Hakubunkan.

Written by Yuko Nishikawa
Iwanami Shoten (Iwanami Contemporary Bunko)
2011

A biography of Ichiyo Higuchi, which added "Part 2 Kazuha Koron" to a book (outside site) published from Libroport in 1992.

Chapter 4 describes how he met Otowa Ohashi (the son-in-law of Sahei Ohashi) in his last year and published his work from Hakubunkan.
Part 2 "Kazuha Koron" also describes the relationship between Kazuha and Hakubunkan. After Kazuha's death, Otowa Ohashi has published a complete collection at Hakubunkan.

By Katai Tayama
Iwanami Shoten
1981
A memoir of Katai Tayama. The exchange with Otowa Ohashi of Hakubunkan is written in "H Bookstore Reception".

Wukoku Nambu
Nippon Kosho Telecommunications Company
1973
A memoir of the author who worked in the editorial department of the Hakubunkan from 1915 to 1928. There is also a floor plan of the Hakubunkan Editorial Bureau in 1915.

"Wan Book Monthly November 1999 Issue" (outside site) 2-29p
The following 11 articles are included.
“Toyo and Hakubunkan”, Sadami Suzuki 2-5p
"Downtress Ohashi! 6-9p, Masaru Inaoka, 6-9p
"About the biography and history of Hakubunkan" Yuki Meno 10-11p
"Rescription of the Russo-Japanese War and Photography Visualization and One Photo" Norimasa Mitani 12-13p
"From Watanabe Otowa to Otowa Ohashi" Yuzo Tsubochi 14-15p
"Chogyu Takayama and Hakubunkan" Masako Hayashi 16-17p
Kazutami Ukita's Trajectory of Editorial Director Shigeru Owada 18-19p
"Imperial Bunko and Prohibition" Kunio Asaoka 20-21p
"Shintaro Ohashi and National Textbook Reprints" Masafumi Kajiyama 22-23p
“Hakubunkan, which established a publishing distribution system,” Mitsuo Oda 24-26p
“The 25th Anniversary Celebration Celebration of Meiji Hirobunkan Publishing Numbers and Invited List” Hisao Okubo 27-29p

Written by Hiroshi Hamazaki
Publishing News Company
1998
Chapter 4 compares Sahei Ohashi and Gaikotsu Miyatake, and describes the rise and fall of magazines published by Hakubunkan.

By Kikumatsu Ogawa
Shinko Seibundo
1962
"Hakubunkan Era" (31-54) p describes the rise and fall of Hakubunkan. The author is the founder of Shinko Seibundo.

Written by Tetsuzo Tamura
Law School
2007
It describes a lot about the end of Hakubunkan, which is not described in "Hakubunkan 50 Years History".

Written by Sadayuki Ando
Hundred Years Shobo
2020
Otowa Ohashi, who turned from a novelist to an editor at Hakubunkan, took photographs as well as texts. Because he died early, it is written with abundant photographs of his life that was not well known before. On 185p, you can see a photo of Shintaro Ohashi, which sits next to Rohan Kouda.

Yoshimitsu Hisashi
Nichigai Associates
1982
"Yoshimitsu Hisashi Collection Vol. 4" (outside site) 205-250p
This is an undecided article in 1954.
The editorial and management of museum magazines and books is described from the perspective of people.

Kodansha
1964
"Nippon Shuppan Hanbai Inc. History" (outside site) 177-184p
Magohei Ono (Tokyodo), who was present, recalls the discussion between Shintaro Ohashi, Seiji Noma (Kodansha), and Yoshikazu Masuda (Jingyo no Nihonsha) on the issue of returning magazines in 1922.

Buhei Okado
Genkage Castle (Geneisha) No. 20-26, 28
1976-1977
Buhei Okado, the last editor-in-chief of "Bungei Club", serialized in the magazine "Genkage Castle". I wrote about the Hakubunkan and the editorial department that were rebuilt in 1932. No. 25 (1976.12) 63p has a group photo of the editorial department.
“Genkage Castle No. 20 (1976.7)” (outside site) Samurai of Hakubunkan 1 Editorial Department of the Tosakicho era 37-43ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 21 (1976.8)" (outside site) Samurai of Hakubunkan 2 The death of Watanabe Atsu-chan 69-75ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 22 (1976.9)" (outside site) Samurai of Hakubunkan 3 Life of an old literary writer 165-171ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 23 (1976.10)" (outside site) Samurai of Hakubunkan 4 popular "New Youth" 135-141ｐ
“Genkage Castle No. 24 (1976.11)” (outside site) Samurai of Hakubunkan 5 Nihonbashi Honmachi era 59-65ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 25 (1976.12)" (outside site) Samurai of Hakubunkan 6 New building era 61-67ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 26 (1977.1)" (outside site) Samurai of Hakubunkan 7 editors 157-163ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 28 (1977.3)" (outside site) Samurai of Hakubunkan 8 The abolition of "Bungei Club" in the ear. 83-89ｐ

Kazuhiro Kobayashi
Genkei Castle (Geneisha) No. 20-26, 28
1976-1977
Kazuhiro Kobayashi, who wrote the commentary on "Sahei Ohashi Okiden", serialized in the magazine "Genkage Castle". I write about the history and situation of Hakubunkan, the publication situation of Meiji, etc.
"Genkage Castle No. 20 (1976.7)" (outside site) Museum and its surroundings 1 "New Youth" publisher Hirobunkan 　　　 160-167ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 21 (1976.8)" (outside site) Museum and its surroundings 2 Sahei Ohashi moved to Tokyo　 　　　　 192-199ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 22 (1976.9)" (outside site) Museum and its surrounding 3 Sahei Ohashi Kamikyo Tsugu 　　　　　　 92-99ｐ
Launch of "Genkage Castle No. 23 (1976.10)" (outside site) Museum and its surroundings 4 "Japanese Landlord Theory" 　　　　72-79ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 24 (1976.11)" (outside site) Museum and its surrounding 5 thin-lita sales, rapid growth 　　　 148-155ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 25 (1976.12)" (outside site) Museum and its surroundings 6 　 Development of agency and publication in the early Meiji era 192-199ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 26 (1977.1)" (outside site) crackdown and copyright of the museum and seven surrounding publications 1 188-195ｐ
"Genkage Castle No. 28 (1977.3)" (outside site) Museum and its surroundings 8 　　 Regulation of publications and copyright 2 170-177ｐ

Written by Zenshiro Tsuboya
Hakubunkan Shinsha
2006
A reprint of full history published by Ohashi Library in 1942.
There are photos of Ohashi Library officers, floor plans of the library, illustrations of library supplies used at Ohashi Library, etc.
Separate volume includes a lecture record of the lecture commemorating the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Ohashi Library, an index of 40 years history, and a chronology of 1942-1979.

By Eiko Koreeda
2009
"Okurayama Theory 55" (outside site) 23-64p
The history of the Ohashi Library is described from the perspective of public libraries.

Written by Mutsuhiko Mori
1992
"Tokai University Bulletin Course Qualification Education Center No. 2" (outside site) 35-46p
The details of the closing of the Ohashi Library and the process of being taken over by the Mitsuyasu Library are described.

Editorial Committee of Municipal Central Library Opening Memorial Magazine
Municipal Central Library
1994
The history of Yokohama is divided into "published", "reading culture", "foreign culture", and "library".
There is a description at 704p that books were donated by the Ohashi Library after the Great Kanto Earthquake. The separate volume also includes materials such as people and catalogs.

Written by Sumio Kawakami
Wedge
2008
The memories of the Ohashi Library are written on 78-80p.
The author, Sumio Kawakami (printer / poet), used the Ohashi Library in elementary school (around 1902).

By Norio Kobayashi
Educational Archives Publishing
1988
"Library No. 138 (1988.11)" (outside site) 58-70p
A record of the author who worked at the Ohashi Library from 1929 to 13. There is also a list of staff members of the Ohashi Library.

Written by Akira Takanashi
Nippon Kosho Telecommunications Company
2005
"Nippon Old Book Newsletter Vol. 70 No. 2" (outside site) 6-7p
I wrote from the age limit of the Ohashi Library and the scholarship reading ticket that Ryunosuke Akutagawa used the Ohashi Library when he was a child in "Shinsei Daidoji".

Written by Zenshiro Tsuboya
1923
"Library Magazine No. 54" (outside site) 149-152p
It describes the damage to the Ohashi Library due to the Great Kanto Earthquake and the subsequent fire.

Ohashi Library Edition
Ohashi Library
1926
The Ohashi Library, which was destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake, was rebuilt in 1926.
This document was donated to Yokohama City Library as a pamphlet at the time of its opening.

Kazuhisa Okuizumi / (Lecturer)
Kazuhisa Okuizumi
2020
Dr. Kazuhisa Okuizumi gave a lecture on Shintaro Ohashi and the library to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the opening of the Kanazawa Library.
It's a coincidence. There are also references and chronology.

Kazuhisa Okuizumi / (Lecturer)
Kazuhisa Okuizumi
2022
This is a material at a lecture commemorating the 120th anniversary of the opening of the former Ohashi Library at the Mitsuyasu Library, which inherited the collection of the Ohashi Library.
There are also slide materials for the Ohashi Library chronology and lectures.

Ueshu Landing
1977
100th anniversary magazine of Ueshuzoen in Tomioka.
Shuzo Ogo, the first generation, landscaping villas such as Ito Hirobumi, Sanetomi Sanjo and Shintaro Ohashi.
Ueshuzozoen is still located in Tomioka, and Shuichiro Ogo is registered as Yokohama Meister.
At the end of the book, there is a photo of caring for peony at Shintaro Ohashi Villa.
It is held at Yokohama City University.

Kamo Municipal Library Supporters' Association
1949
This is the biography of Mizuya Tsubotani (Zen Shiro). There are many descriptions of Hakubunkan and father and son Ohashi.
You can browse digitized materials on the website of the Diet Library.