Research in the history of the teaching German in Japan during the Meiji period

本研究以明治时期热衷于德语教学的学校为研究对象。南国大学起源于东京大学，是明治初年教授德语的国立学校。这所学校以前研究得很好，但从德语系的学生名单来看，特别是关于雅各布·卡德利老师的描述相当新，山口(长州)县比其他县更早雇用德国人，并在山口和Hagi建立了德语学校。东京Gaikokugo Gakko(东京外国语学校)以一门优秀的课程而自豪，这所学校培养了一大批有能力的人才。但它在1886年被废除。东京本乡的德语私立学校始建于1878年，堪比东京医科大学的预科学校。众所周知，德语在旧高中(Kyusei Koto Gakko)是一门非常重要的科目，但在一开始，它还没有像熊本的Daigo Koto Chugakko(第五体育馆)那样集中学习。明治时期的德语是一个有趣的话题。军校有一门课是德语。

This study deals with the schools in which the German language was taught eagerly in the Meiji period.Daigaku Nanko, an origin of Tokyo University, was the national school where German was taught at the beginning of the Meiji period. This school was researched rather well before, but a list of students of German department, especially a description on the teacher Jakob Kaderly ist fairly new, Yamaguchi (Choshu) Prefecture employed Germans earlier than other prefectures and set up German schools in Yamaguchi and Hagi. Tokyo Gaikokugo Gakko (The School for Foreign Languages in Tokyo) was proud of an excellent curriculum, This school produced a large number of capable persons. But it was abolished in l886. Doitsu Gakko (Private German School) in Hongo in Tokyo which was established in 1878, was as good as a preparatory school for entrance examination to the Tokyo Medical University. It is well known that German was a very important subject in old high school (Kyusei Koto Gakko), but in its beginning it was not yet so intensively learned such as in Daigo Koto Chugakko (The Fifth Gymnasium) in Kumamoto for example. German in the Meiji period Army is an interesting subject. One subject is German in the cadet school.