-
Infill stations were
constructed and opened, such as Yasaka, ****uno, Akaike,
Kamono and
Sekiguchi in 1952. Manba, Tokunaga, Ōshima and Shirotori-kōgen stations...
- Kamo no Chōmei (鴨 長明, 1153 or 1155–1216) was a ****anese author, poet (in the waka form), and essayist. He
witnessed a
series of
natural and
social disasters...
- (Lower Asaro)
Benabena South Goroka: Fore, Gimi Isabi,
Gende Henganofi Abaga Kamono (Kamano)
Fayatina River Kanite, Inoke-Yate
Yagaria (?Ke’yagana) [subsumed...
- the old
Imperial Court, as well as
those performed at the
Iwashimizu and
Kamono shrines. An
analysis of
silver currency in
China and ****an "Sin sen sen...
-
Kamano (Kamano-Kafe) is a
Papuan language spoken in
Eastern Highlands Province,
Papua New Guinea. The
terms 'Kamano' and 'Kamano-Kafe' are both used to...
-
merger of the
towns of Ota and
Furui with the
villages of Yamanoue, Hachiya,
Kamono, Ibuka,
Shimoyoneda and Miwa.
Minokamo has a mayor-council form of government...
- Trans–New
Guinea language of
Papua New Guinea. It
appears to be
related to
Kamono and Yagaria. The
classification of
Abaga is disputed. It may
actually be...
- "itsukushimi"
Haibutsu kishaku Hakkō
ichiu Hermit – e.g.,
Yoshida Kenkō,
Kamono Chōmei Kami
Kokutai Ma (negative space)
Maruyama Masao – "Bamboo whisk"...
- from 1995-1996
Tomalain M****amba, from 1995-1996 •
Dancers Girls :
Rosette Kamono, from 1989-1995,
returned from 1997-1998
Mireille Kashama, from 1989-1990...
-
Kiyoshi Aoyama (青山清): 16 July 1879 – 6
February 1891 (died in office)
Mizuho Kamono (賀茂水穂): 17
February 1891 – 28
April 1909
Momoki Kamo (賀茂百樹): 29
March 1909 –...
