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"Rekishi ninshiki" ronsō
In: Shisō tokuhon 7
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Article(print)#42007
Le sanctuaire Yasukuni ou la mémoire sélective du Japon
In: Le monde diplomatique, Volume 54, Issue 636, p. 20
ISSN: 0026-9395, 1147-2766
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Senpan saiban to sei bôryoku
In: Nihongun seidoreisei o sabaku 2000 nen jôsei kokusai senpan hôtei no kiroku 1
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Tsunami events and lessons learned: environmental and societal significance
In: Advances in natural and technological hazards research 35
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Quantitative Evaluation of the Past Recycling-oriented Society in Japan: An Analysis of the Edo System in the Late 19th Century
This study focused on the Edo city and the basin of the Tokyo bay in the late 19th century. Edo is the former name of Tokyo, Japan, and was the central political city in the Edo period, which was from 1603 to 1868. In 1603 the Shogunate Government of Edo was formed, and the Edo period was ruled through a feudal system for all of its 265 years. Edo had over one million populations and high levels of consumption at the end of the Edo period, however, it is thought that the water environment of the city area and the Tokyo bay basin was unpolluted, and various and abundant marine resources had existed at that time. The reason is that the sustainable society was realized by means of the human wastes recycling system in the Edo society. In this study, we try to make a quantitative analysis of the "Edo system" from the viewpoint of the socio-economic and environmental aspects.
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