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Why are all the Japanese names written in the more modern Hepburn Romanization of Japanese but Shinpei Araki uses Sinpei?
It is a little strange that he writes the sound 'Shi' the old way as 'Si'.
Why are all the Japanese names written in the more modern Hepburn Romanization of Japanese but Shinpei Araki uses Sinpei?
It is a little strange that he writes the sound 'Shi' the old way as 'Si'.
Why are all the Japanese names written in the more modern Hepburn Romanization of Japanese but Shinpei Araki uses Sinpei?
It is a little strange that he writes the sound 'Shi' the old way as 'Si'.