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Horses in Early Modern Japan

‘Lives with horses—Attempts to create livestock database from micro
historical documents’, (Scientific Research (C) 20K01799, principal inves-
tigator: Miyuki Takahashi)

Archival references
ColBase. ‘Tomb Sculpture („Haniwa“): Horse (Sixth Century).’ https://
colbase.nich.go.jp/collection_items/tnm/J-838?locale=en
KC: Kashiwa City, Petition: Yoshida family documents.
KCHM: Kōriyama City Historical Museum, Ninbetsu Aratame-cho.
NDLDC: National Diet Library Digital Collection. https://dl.ndl.go.jp.
Shimomoriya: Mizuyama family documents.
Komaya: Yamaoka family documents.
Hidenoyama: Satō family documents, etc.
NAJ: National Archives of Japan, Norikata-kikigaki, https://
www.archives.go.jp/exhibition/digital/shogunnoarchives
/contents/35.html.

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