An edition of Japanese manners & customs in the Meiji era (1957)

Japanese manners and customs in the Meiji era.

Translated and adapted by Charles S. Terry.

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An edition of Japanese manners & customs in the Meiji era (1957)

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Translated and adapted by Charles S. Terry.

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Publisher
Toyo Bunko
Language
English
Pages
335

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Subjects

Social life and customs

Places

Japan

Times

1868-1912
Edition Availability
Cover of: Japanese manners and customs in the Meiji era.
Japanese manners and customs in the Meiji era.: Translated and adapted by Charles S. Terry.
1969, Toyo Bunko
in English
Cover of: Japanese manners & customs in the Meiji era
Japanese manners & customs in the Meiji era: translated and adapted by Charles S. Terry.
1957, Obunsha
in English
Cover of: Japanese manners & customs in the Meiji era
Japanese manners & customs in the Meiji era
1957, O bunsha
in English

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Published in
Tokyo
Series
Japanese culture in the Meiji era -- v. 4

Classifications

Library of Congress
DS822.3 Y313 1969

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Pagination
335p.
Number of pages
335

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL17311835M

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL4634056W

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