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Tako-gunpi (多胡郡碑), literally translated as Tako County Stone Inscription, is a stone in Gunma Prefecture. This calligraphy influenced some Chinese chirographer in the Ming Dynasty.
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日本語:多胡郡碑 群馬県多野郡 English: Tako-gunpi in Tano County, Gunma Prefecture |
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日本語:昭和9年12月22日発行 English: Published on December 22, 1934 |
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日本語:和様書道史 English: History of Japanese Calligraphy |
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日本語:尾上八郎 English: Hachiro Onoue |
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