Talk:Kyouhukou/@comment-26181040-20150315005558/@comment-26085442-20150324162709

Kyōfukou is Hepburn romanization (ふ → fu), Kyôhukou is Nihon / Kunrei (ふ → hu). Yet the main difference is not about this different category, but how to notate the prolonged sound. both Nihon/Kunrei type use " ^ " to express long vowel while Hepburn type use ō, ū for long vowel "o" and "u". But in this case the author used "ou" to express long "o", instead of using special letters. (you can call it Ro'u'maji in simple way).

Anyway, do I really need to explain this one by one? We do not need to change all the name or romaji because romaji in character templete is just for sound and using Hepburn romanization will not make any problem. This is just for the articles using romaji as its name.