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ArticleThe Izu Islands: Their Role in the Historical Development of Ancient Japan

Naotake Hashiguchi1994

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The Izu Islands: Their Role in the Historical Development of Ancient Japan

Naotake Hashiguchi

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Japanese History and Culture Indian and Buddhist Studies Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies

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Translated by Mark Hudson and Mariko Yamagata

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Published1994-01-01

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