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permission, if there is no copyright trouble. Commercial use of texts is also allowed.
The name is after Sugita Genpaku, a scholar in Edo era who translated a book about anatomy in the first time in Japan, known as Project Gutenberg - a project digitizing works whose copyright expired.
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