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Supporting Roles in Food Culture II The Origins and Transition of O-zen
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Document Date: 2012-08-06 07:51:16


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Kyoto / /

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Yuzankaku Inc. / The Asahi Shimbun Company / Heibonsha Limited / Shogakukan Inc. / /

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Japan / China / /

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Employment Change / Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /

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Nijo Castle / cm square / Museum of Life / Shokoku Temple / National Diet Library / Azuchi Castle / Showa Women’s University / /

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food cultures / soy bean products / fermented fish products / Elements comprising food cultures / animal products / individual diners/food / food culture / food / /

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Rural Culture Association / Showa Women’s University Japan / /

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Michihiro Ishihara / Noboru Haga / Masaaki Hirano / Nan Shichi Fuku / Hiroko Ishikawa / Oda Nobunaga / Mitsusada Inoue / Kenji Kurano / Toyokuni III / Hiroshi Ogawa / Toyokuni II / Taro Sakamoto / Keitaro Miyamoto / Tokugawa Ieyasu / Minoru Watanabe / Shigekazu Ono / Keiko / Mikoto / Chen Shou / Zen Simplicity / Utagawa Toyokuni / Wakasa Provinces / Saburo Ienaga / Susumu Ono / Awa Provinces / /

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priest / lecturer / head of Wakasa / Emperor / Genji author / Supervising editor / /

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Awa / British Columbia / Chiba Prefecture / /

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