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Tokyo (in Japanese)
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The Quaternary Research (Daiyonki-Kenkyu), 36, 309–318.(in
Japanese with English summary)
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of the Late Pleistocene in the Sagami Region, Central Japan. The
Quaternary Research (Daiyonki-Kenkyu), 22:279–296
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wood, litter, and soil in the forest sector of Japan: general
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of FFPRI 11:207–221
Yasuda Y, Miyoshi N (eds) (1998) Zusetsu Nihonretto Syokuseishi
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Publishing, Tokyo (in Japanese)
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Geomorphology of the Japanese Islands: Volume 1 Introduction to
Japanese Geomorphology. University of Tokyo Press. Tokyo. (in
Japanese)
Yoshinaga S (1995) Origin of parent matetial of volcanic ash soils in
Japan. Volcano (Kazan) 40:153–166 (in Japanese with English
summary)
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around the Japan Islands during the latest Quaternary. The
Quaternary Research (Daiyonki-Kenkyu), 37, 205–210.(in Japanese
with English summary)
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(in Japanese)
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