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TAKEUCHI, Atsuhiko (1990) Character of Kawasaki Coastal Industrial District. The New Geography, 38 (2). 23-36 doi:10.5996/newgeo.38.2_23

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TitleCharacter of Kawasaki Coastal Industrial District
JournalThe New Geography
AuthorsTAKEUCHI, AtsuhikoAuthor
Year1990Volume38
Issue2
PublisherThe Geographic Education Society of Japan
DOIdoi:10.5996/newgeo.38.2_23Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceTAKEUCHI, Atsuhiko (1990) Character of Kawasaki Coastal Industrial District. The New Geography, 38 (2). 23-36 doi:10.5996/newgeo.38.2_23
Plain TextTAKEUCHI, Atsuhiko (1990) Character of Kawasaki Coastal Industrial District. The New Geography, 38 (2). 23-36 doi:10.5996/newgeo.38.2_23
In(1990) The New Geography Vol. 38 (2) The Geographic Education Society of Japan

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