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BBC News	Hikyaku.com	Nichiren-shu	Japan-Zone
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Kyoto Prefecture Web Site	Internet East Asian History Sourcebook	The Life of Sei Shonagon By Heather Daugherty	Nakasendo Highway: A Journey to the Heart of Japan
Fact Index.com	Comparative Religion	Basic Terms of Shinto	Manyoshu by Kristin Hanson
Kabuki for Everyone	Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine	Immortal Geisha	Japan-Guide.com
The Zaibatsu of Japan by Thayer Watkins San Jose State University	Matsushita Center for Electronic Learning Pacific University	The Tale of Murasaki Web site by Liza Dalby	Cornell University: Elements, Principles & Theories of Japanese Architecture
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