An edition of Edo jidai zushi (1975)

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Tatsurō Akai
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Chikuma Shobō
Language
Japanese
Pages
27

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Subjects
Civilization, Japanese Art
Places
Japan
Times
1600-1868, Edo period, 1600-1868

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Edo jidai zushi
1975, Chikuma Shobō
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Table of Contents

1-2. Kyōto
3. Ōsaka
4-6. Edo
7-8. Ōshūdō
9. Nikkōdō
10-11. Nakasendō
12-13. Hokurikudō
14-16. Tōkaidō
17. Kina
18. Kinai
19. San'indō
20. San'yōdō
21. Nankaidō
22-23. Seikaidō
24. Nantō
25. Nagasaki Yokohama.

Edition Notes

Volumes [26-27] are supplements.

Includes index ; index to v.1-25 in case with v.26.

In Japanese ; title romanized and translated (Illustrated records of Edo period).

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Tōkyō
Other Titles
Illustrated records of Edo period.

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Pagination
27 volumes
Number of pages
27

ID Numbers

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OL45409385M
OCLC/WorldCat
502452025

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