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MASAKI, Tomoyuki (1991) A Study on the Images of Japan by High School Returnees. The New Geography, 38 (4). 39-51 doi:10.5996/newgeo.38.4_39

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TitleA Study on the Images of Japan by High School Returnees
JournalThe New Geography
AuthorsMASAKI, TomoyukiAuthor
Year1991Volume38
Issue4
PublisherThe Geographic Education Society of Japan
DOIdoi:10.5996/newgeo.38.4_39Search in ResearchGate
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Plain TextMASAKI, Tomoyuki (1991) A Study on the Images of Japan by High School Returnees. The New Geography, 38 (4). 39-51 doi:10.5996/newgeo.38.4_39
In(1991) The New Geography Vol. 38 (4) The Geographic Education Society of Japan

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