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Kōmō zatsuwa / Morishima Chūryō sensei cho ; [Kitao Masayoshi] ; [Shiba Kōkan]

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Morishima, Chūryō (1754-1810). Author of the text. Compiler Shiba, Kōkan (1747? -1818). Model designer Kitao, Masayoshi (1764-1824). Model designer

Second millenium AD Second millenium AD, years 1001-2000 18-th 18th 18th century Time Chronological period

Title: Kōmō zatsuwa / Morishima Chūryō sensei cho ; [Kitao Masayoshi] ; [Shiba Kōkan]

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