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Teaching Japan: A Handbook Edited by Ioannis Gaitanidisand Gregory S. Poole . Amsterdam University Press, 2024. 334 pages. Hardback, €198.00, ISBN: 9789048568147. Ebook, €197.00, ISBN: 9789048568154.
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Teaching Japan: A Handbook Edited by Ioannis Gaitanidisand Gregory S. Poole . Amsterdam University Press, 2024. 334 pages. Hardback, €198.00, ISBN: 9789048568147. Ebook, €197.00, ISBN: 9789048568154.
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