战后日本的报业,是政府汉字政策实施的重要阵地。在积极参与汉字的制定工作的同时,报业人士以汉字实施过程中出现的问题为依据,向国语审议会提出了补正汉字的要求。通过报刊等大量的第一手资料,本文重点谈及报纸与战后日本汉字政策之间的关联与作用。 The post-war Japanese press was an important front for the implementation of the government’s Chinese character policy. While actively participating in the formulation of Chinese characters, the newspaper practitioners put forward the requirement of correcting the Chinese characters to the Mandarin Council on the basis of the problems that occurred during the implementation of Chinese characters. Through a large amount of first-hand materials such as newspapers and periodicals, this article focuses on the relationship between the newspaper and post-war Japanese Kanji policy.