Edwin_Oldfather_Reischauer_and_his_wife.jpg
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English:
Edwin Oldfather Reischauer and his wife
日本語:
ライシャワー夫妻
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English:
Japanese book "Album: The 25 Years of the Postwar Era" published by Asahi Shimbun Company.
日本語:
朝日新聞社「アルバム戦後25年」より。
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| Author | Unknown author |
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