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MIURA, Osamu (2014) On the Origin of the Dialect “Kainyo” of a Farmstead Groves in the Tonami Plain in Toyama Prefecture. Kikan Chirigaku, 65 (4). 222-227 doi:10.5190/tga.65.222

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TitleOn the Origin of the Dialect “Kainyo” of a Farmstead Groves in the Tonami Plain in Toyama Prefecture
JournalKikan Chirigaku
AuthorsMIURA, OsamuAuthor
Year2014Volume65
Issue4
PublisherThe Tohoku Geographical Association
DOIdoi:10.5190/tga.65.222Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMIURA, Osamu (2014) On the Origin of the Dialect “Kainyo” of a Farmstead Groves in the Tonami Plain in Toyama Prefecture. Kikan Chirigaku, 65 (4). 222-227 doi:10.5190/tga.65.222
Plain TextMIURA, Osamu (2014) On the Origin of the Dialect “Kainyo” of a Farmstead Groves in the Tonami Plain in Toyama Prefecture. Kikan Chirigaku, 65 (4). 222-227 doi:10.5190/tga.65.222
In(2014) Kikan Chirigaku Vol. 65 (4) The Tohoku Geographical Association

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