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The journal of Yamaguchi area studies Volume 14
published_at 2017-03-31

The funeral ceremony of Aoi-no-ue in the tale of Genji : The realm setting because of magic

『源氏物語』における葵の上の葬送儀礼 : 呪術による境界の設定 (坪郷英彦教授退職記念号)
Zhao Xiaoyan
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A report of the existence in Hokkaido of the improved long-liner model made by engineer in Yamaguchi prefecture in Meiji period
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The technical culture of smithy specializing in farm tool : A case study of “Noda forde” in Hagi city, Yamaguchi pref.
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Exotic “furyu” in Japanese festivals
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