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Ikutaro was also awarded by the erection of the monument at the site of the demolished Tokoro's house in Ono Town, where
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needle. Duke almost lost consciousness, so it seemed that the operation wasn't so painful for him. But when
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248:Biography
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486:『世外井上公伝』
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