Common Peoples' Newspaper
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The Common People's Newspaper (Heimin shimbun) was a paper for the Commoners' Society (Heimin-sha), founded by Kotoku Shusui and Sakai Toshihiko.
It played a major role in propagating socialist thought in Japan, and drew the attention of future socialists and anarchists, including Sakae Osugi. It folded in 1907.
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