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諸国国国諸. , 和州州州州州 ș 州州/和州州,,, 州 Washū Yoshino Yoshitsune uma arai no taki/zen Hokusai litsu hitsu [The waterfall of Yoshitsune uma arai (known by a legend that says that Yoshitsune washes his horse) in Yoshino in the province of Yamato Washû]: [estampe]/[dr

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Title: 諸国国国諸. , 和州州州州州 ș 州州/和州州,,, 州 Washū Yoshino Yoshitsune uma arai no taki/zen Hokusai litsu hitsu [The waterfall of Yoshitsune uma arai (known by a legend that says that Yoshitsune washes his horse) in Yoshino in the province of Yamato Washû]: [estampe]/[dr
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Bibliographical Reference: Fujimura, 158.

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