Artists whose names start with “ケ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
On the Japanese Wiki, the English spelling is “Sir Georg Solti” and the Japanese spelling is “ゲオルク・ショルティ”.
“Sir Georg Solti” appears to be the official name in English.
“ゲオルク・ショルティ” appears to be the standard form in Japanese.
Artists whose names start with “コ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
In the list of artists displayed in Japanese, the 濁点 (voicing mark) overlaps with the following character, making it almost invisible. This issue persists even when changing the number of items displayed.
(In the attached example, the 濁点 on the character “ド” overlaps with the subsequent “&” symbol.)
It is very difficult to read, so I would like to request an improvement.
Artists whose names start with “サ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
Artists whose names start with “シ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
Artists whose names start with “シ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.(Part.2)
Artists whose names start with “シ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.(Part.3)
Artists whose names start with “ス” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
The official name of “I Musici” is “イ・ムジチ合奏団.”
I have attached the Japanese Wikipedia entry and product images from Amazon Japan.
Artists whose names start with “ソ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
Artists whose names start with “タ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
The correct Japanese name is “アブドゥーラ・イブラヒム.”
He changed his name from Dollar Brand to Abdullah Ibrahim after converting to Islam.
The correct Japanese name is “デイヴィッド・T・ウォーカー.”
Artists whose names start with “チ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
The correct Japanese name is “ピョートル・イリイチ・チャイコフスキー.”
It says so in the description below the image as well.
I noticed the word “外観” listed in a composer’s discography; when I switched the display to English, it appeared as “Appearances.”
In this context, surely it refers to “出演、登場、出場、出現” (such as performing, making a cameo, or participating in an event) rather than physical looks or outward appearance, right?
Artists whose names start with “テ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
The correct Japanese name is “トニー・ウィリアムス.”
The last character is “ス” (without the voicing mark), not “ズ” (with the voicing mark).
It says so in the description below the image as well.
Artists whose names start with “ト” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
