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Gaku Konishi
(born 1934 in Minoh, Osaka) is a Japanese physics professor at Kwansei Gakuin University.
==Esperanto movement==
Konishi is a committed Esperantist who first began learning Esperanto in 1948, at the age of 13. Within the Esperanto movement he has been active in the antinationalist SAT association and in the Kansai League of Esperanto Groups, the second-largest Japanese Esperanto federation. He was formerly a member of the Academy of Esperanto and a Japanese Esperanto Institute councillor.
Konishi has translated extensively from Japanese into Esperanto, including prose works like Yasunari Kawabata's ''Snow Country'' (雪国, ''Yukiguni'', Esperanto title ''"La Neĝa Lando"'') and of Kenji Miyazawa's ''Night on the Galactic Railroad'' (銀河鉄道の夜, ''Ginga Tetsudō no Yoru'', Esperanto title ''"Nokto de la galaksia fervojo"''), etc. He translated many songs, compiled songbooks and composed original songs, melodies and poetry. He also wrote original works in Esperanto.〔Josip Pleadin, ''(Ordeno de Verda Plumo )'' ("Order of the Green Plume", a biographical lexicon of Esperanto authors and translators), Grafokom, 2006: Đurđevac, 272 pp. ISBN 953-96975-5-7〕 A collection of his science fiction works appeared in 1976 under the title ''Vage tra la dimensioj'' (次元の間をさまよって, "Rambling through the dimensions").
He also wrote textbooks, was chief editor of ''Nova Esperanto-Japana Vortaro'', an Esperanto-Japanese dictionary published by the Japanese Esperanto Institute,〔Zyun'iti Sibayama, (Japanio: Premio Ossaka al Konisi Gaku ) ("Japan: Ossaka Award to Gaku Konishi"), 19 July 2000. Accessed 2011-02-09〕 and was active in many other areas. He wrote in Japanese about Esperanto grammar and contributed to the propagation of the Esperanto movement by copy-editing its book and magazine articles for correct grammar.
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