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932:Hiroshima
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383:(2010).
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811:Niigata
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768:Tochigi
763:Ibaraki
664:Okinawa
644:Shikoku
627:Chūgoku
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413:p. 887.
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126:Economy
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816:Toyama
730:Miyagi
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788:Tokyo
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583:Kantō
322:Notes
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