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Mortuary rites in Japan: Editors' introduction
Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 27 (3/4):163-178 (2000)
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Maintenance and change in Japanese traditional funerals and death-related behavior.Masao Fujii - 1983 - Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 10 (1):39-64.
Continuity and change: Funeral customs in modern Japan.Nakamaki Hirochika - 1986 - Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 13 (2-3):177-192.
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