Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)

Summary

Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu) is a canto^[1].

Key Facts

• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu) authored Takeki Ōwada^[2].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu) authored Ō no Umewaka^[3].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu) authored Ue Sanemichi^[4].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s instance of is recorded as canto^[5].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s follows is recorded as Tetsudo Shoka (Tokaido)^[6].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s followed by is recorded as Q117413218^[7].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s language of work or name is recorded as Japanese^[8].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s publication date is recorded as +1900-00-00T00:00:00Z^[9].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s main subject is recorded as San’yō Main Line^[10].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s main subject is recorded as Kagoshima Main Line^[11].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s main subject is recorded as Nagasaki Main Line^[12].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s main subject is recorded as Nippō Main Line^[13].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s published in is recorded as Tetsudō Shōka^[14].
• Tetsudo Shoka (Sanyo & Kyushu)'s title is recorded as 鉄道唱歌山陽・九州篇^[15].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include Takeki Ōwada^[2], a scholar of Japanese literature^[16], 1857–1910^[17], of Japan^[18]; Ō no Umewaka^[3], a composer^[19], 1869–1920^[20], of Japan^[21]; and Ue Sanemichi^[4], a musician^[22], 1851–1937^[23], of Empire of Japan^[24], specialised in gagaku^[25].