Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 155 頁
... foreign books were in very limited supply , students had to copy laboriously by hand the section of the common textbook which they wished to study , writing out as best they could " the strange letters written sideways . " Considering ...
... foreign books were in very limited supply , students had to copy laboriously by hand the section of the common textbook which they wished to study , writing out as best they could " the strange letters written sideways . " Considering ...
第 169 頁
... Organization ) 40. Tokaido Express Train , passing Mount Fuji . This express runs at 125 m.p.h. between Tokyo and Kobe . ( Japan National Tourist Organization ) services of foreign experts . Foreign loans could be negotiated.
... Organization ) 40. Tokaido Express Train , passing Mount Fuji . This express runs at 125 m.p.h. between Tokyo and Kobe . ( Japan National Tourist Organization ) services of foreign experts . Foreign loans could be negotiated.
第 170 頁
William Scott Morton. services of foreign experts . Foreign loans could be negotiated , but these were expensive and involved an unacceptable measure of dependence on foreign governments ; no one had invented foreign aid , and Japan had ...
William Scott Morton. services of foreign experts . Foreign loans could be negotiated , but these were expensive and involved an unacceptable measure of dependence on foreign governments ; no one had invented foreign aid , and Japan had ...
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