A Study of KURATOMI Yuzaburo Diary ; Transcription to e-Text and Research on Some Problems of the Japanese Impe rial Household in 1920s.

1.我已将1919年1月至1921.2年12月的《仓口日记》完整抄写。上述转录的一部分已从Microsoft word文档转换为html文件并上载到网站(http://www.bun.kyoto-u.ac.jp/-knagai/kuratomi/).但由于版权的原因，对这些文件的访问受到限制。转录的日记将由Kokusho Kanko-kai在2009年至2010.4年间出版。我在《库拉米日记》中找到了许多与日比谷暴乱案(1905-06)有关的记载。当他写这些账目的时候，他是监督公众。东京高级检察院检察官。他是东京检察厅检察长的警司，该厅于1905年以日比谷骚乱的贝尔-韦瑟斯的身份起诉河野平中、小川平吉等。这些描述揭露了检察官和内阁之间的内部交流，并公开了检察官之间的反对意见。我已经回答了库尔特米·雨佐郎为什么在1907年作为韩国政府的法律顾问移民到韩国的问题的最后一个答案。我在一篇文章中谈到了田中纪一内阁选择的修改《皇室条例》的问题。我分析了皇帝、总理和总督之间的复杂关系。我证明，尽管没有合法的权力，首相仍然可以通过他作为皇帝的最高顾问的权利来指挥和控制总督。

1. I have made full transcription of Kuratomi diary from Jan. 1919 to Dec. 1921.2. Parts of the transcription above has been transformed from Microsoft Word documents to html files and uploaded into the Website (http://www.bun.kyoto-u.ac.jp/-knagai/kuratomi/). But access to those files is limited because of copyrights.3. The transcribed diary will be published by Kokusho Kanko-kai in 2009-2010.4. I found out many accounts relating the Hibiya Riot Case(1905-06) in Kuratomi Diary. When he wrote these accounts, he was the the Superintending Public. Prosecutor of Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office. He was a superintendent for the Chief of the Tokyo Public Prosecutors Office who instituted prosecution against KONO Hironaka, OGAWA Heikichi etc., as bell-wethers of the Hibiya Riot in 1905. Those accounts unveilded interior exchanges between prosecutors and the cabinets and closed oppositions among prosecutors.5. I have made the last answer to the question why KURATOMI Yuzaburo migrated to Korea in 1907 as the Juridical Adviser to the Korean Government.6. I dealt in a article with the revision of the Imperial Ordinance of the Organization of Governor General Office of Chosen by the Tanaka Gi-ichi Cabinet. I made an analysis of the complicated relations among the Emperor, the Prime Ministor and the Governor-General of Chosen. I proved that in spite of no legitimate authority the Prime Ministor could direct and control the Governor-General thorough his right of the supreme advisor to Emperor.