Talk:Project Sugita Genpaku

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Name of the project is "Sugita Genpaku" while scholar after whom the project is named is "Sugita Ganpaku". Could comeone check which spelling is correct? This is important as his name is link, so someone might create article with wrong name. Nikola 08:46 11 Jul 2003 (UTC)

"translate any text without permission if there is no copyright trouble"... this is not very clear. Someone who can read Japanese should visit the homepage sometime, then come back and rewrite that sentence more clearly.