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書誌番号
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71185
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請求記号
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913-ﾕ
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書名ヨミ
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書名
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Tokyo Ueno station
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著者ヨミ
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ユウ，ミリ
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著者名
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Yu Miri translated by Morgan Giles
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ISBN
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9781911284161
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国名コード
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GB
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言語コード
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eng
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出版地
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London
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出版者
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Tilted Axis Press
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出版年
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[2019]
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ページ
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168 pages
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サイズ
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20 cm
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注記
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Translated from the Japanese ; Originally published: Japan : Kawade Shobo Shinsha, 2014 ; Translation of: JR Ueno-eki kōen-guchi ; 表現種別 : text
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件名
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Homeless persons--Japan--Fiction
Working class--Japan--Fiction
Parks--Japan--Tokyo--Fiction
Japan--Social conditions--21st century--Fiction
Tokyo (Japan)--Fiction
Ueno Kōen (Tokyo, Japan)--Fiction
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内容紹介
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"Born in Fukushima in 1933, the same year as the Emperor, Kazu's life is tied by a series of coincidences to Japan's Imperial family and to one particular spot in Tokyo; the park near Ueno Station - the same place his unquiet spirit now haunts in death. It is here that Kazu's life in Tokyo began, as a labourer in the run up to the 1964 Olympics, and later where he ended his days, living in the park's vast homeless 'villages', traumatised by the destruction of the 2011 tsunami and enraged by the announcement of the 2020 Olympics." --
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ブックリスト
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多言語
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所蔵数
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1
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貸出可能数
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1
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貸出累計
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4
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