An edition of Furusato no meitei (1994)

Furusato no meitei

Hibi Sadao shashinshū = A celebration of Japanese gardens

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An edition of Furusato no meitei (1994)

Furusato no meitei

Hibi Sadao shashinshū = A celebration of Japanese gardens

Shohan.

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Gurafikkusha
Language
Japanese
Pages
106

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Subjects
Historic gardens, Japanese Gardens
Places
Japan

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Furusato no meitei: Hibi Sadao shashinshū = A celebration of Japanese gardens
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Tōkyō
Other Titles
Celebration of Japanese gardens.

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Library of Congress
SB458 .H47 1994

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Pagination
106 p. :
Number of pages
106

ID Numbers

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OL19699327M
ISBN 10
4766107446
LCCN
94165830
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3864528
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