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Development and Conservation for the Mountainous Areas in Japan by Kazunori MATSUMURA Et Al.
Journal of Rural Studies(1994)
doi 10.9747/jrs.8.1_59
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January 1, 2001
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Akira ONO
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Japanese Association for Rural Studies
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