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Note: Please do not move this page to "Nanpo". As according to WP:MOS, the more common romanization is used here. Ota Nampo got 500+ hits on Google, while Ota Nanpo got 200+. I have personally, in my experience, only ever seen Nampo, never Nanpo used. Thank you. LordAmeth10:26, 30 May 2006 (UTC)Reply
I did a search today on google but "Ōta Nampo" got 494 hits while "Ōta Nanpo" got 647 hits. If there isn't a drastic difference, official spelling according to an author or company, etc., maybe we should stick with the official romanization. —Tokek (talk) 22:45, 13 August 2008 (UTC)Reply
