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[edit] Please respect the original spelling
"Tsutomu Oohashi" is the official English translation of "大橋力". Since all of his publications use "Oohashi", and especially he himself defines the spelling, "Oohashi" is absolutely desirable. As you shoud not use "Tōshiba" or "Tooshiba" instead of "Toshiba", please respect the original spelling of non-English people, institutes or companies. -- Korva Jun 19, 2006 00:40 (JST)