An edition of Marukobune monogatari (1997)

Marukobune monogatari

Hashimoto Tetsuo saishū Biwako minzokuron

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An edition of Marukobune monogatari (1997)

Marukobune monogatari

Hashimoto Tetsuo saishū Biwako minzokuron

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Sanraizu Insatsu Shuppanbu
Language
Japanese
Pages
189

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Subjects
Wooden Ships, Inland water transportation, History
Places
Biwa Lake Region, Japan

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Marukobune monogatari: Hashimoto Tetsuo saishū Biwako minzokuron
1997, Sanraizu Insatsu Shuppanbu
in Japanese - Shohan
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List of the author's works: p. [155]-185.

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Hikone-shi
Series
Ōmi bunko -- 11

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VM106.B58 H37 1997

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Pagination
189 p.
Number of pages
189

ID Numbers

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OL31468428M
ISBN 10
4883251179
LCCN
99132944

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