by Richie, Donald
Book / 2005
TitleThe Japan journals : 1947-2004
Item typeBook
Author(s)Richie, Donald
ImprintBerkeley, Calif. Stone Bridge ; 2005
ISBN
  • 1880656914
  • 9781880656914
  • 1880656973
  • 9781880656976
LanguageEnglish
URLLink to original record
NotesPacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. CBPF.
Physical descriptionxiv, 494 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.

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2005
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Richie, Donald
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Stone Bridge
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