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Tokyo, Japan: CHARLES E. TUTTLE CO PUB. Very Good. 1974. Revised Edition; Second Printing. Paperback. 4x7". VERY GOOD CONDITION,CLEAN, SOLID, BRIGHT..; RED,BLACK YELLOW ON GREEN PAPER COVERS..COVER ART SHOWS PARADE OF JAPANESE STAGE CHARACTERS IN COSTUME..Many interesting ilust in text. ; PhotoS, DRAWINGS.FOLD OUT MAP; 548+pg pages; NOT A COMMON TITLE BY THIS PUBLISHER .
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JAPAN: A SHORT CULTURAL HISTORY
by Sansom, G.B.
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Jaban: A Short Cultural History
by Sanson, G.B.
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Rutland, VT: Charles E. Tuttle, 1976. Paperback in good condition. Spine is sunned and creased, covers are lightly edge and shelfworn. Foxing to page block and endpapers, previous owner's name penned to half-title page. Contents are clean throughout and fold-out map at rear is excellent. AD. Paperback. Good. Used.
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