Translation guide
A person who advocates or brings about political or social reform.
Someone who works to change society or politics for the better
General term for a reformer, someone who promotes reform in politics, society, or organizations.
He is known as an educational reformer.
Refers to a reformist faction or a person belonging to a reformist group, often used in political contexts.
The reformist faction within the party proposed a new policy.
An innovator or progressive reformer, often implying radical change or pioneering ideas.
She is respected as a social reformer.
Someone who improves or reforms something, often used for technical or systemic improvements rather than broad social change.
He contributed to the region as an agricultural reformer.
A historical figure who led a reformation movement, especially religious
改革者 (kaikakusha) implies reforming existing systems, while 革新者 (kakushinsha) suggests more radical innovation or pioneering change. Choose based on the degree of change implied.
The reformers of the 16th century criticized the corruption of the church.