File:Kobayashi Kotaro.jpg
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English: Kobayashi Kotarō.
日本語: 小林小太郎。 |
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English: Daiichi Kōtōgakkō Rokujūnen Shi (Sixty years history of the First High School), Daiichi Kōtōgakkō, 1939. 日本語: 『第一高等学校六十年史』 第一高等学校、1939年。 |
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- Portraits of men of Japan
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- Male translators from Japan
- Educators from Japan
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- Officials of the Ministry of Education, Science, Sports and Culture
- People associated with First Higher School
- People associated with Gymnastic Institution
- People associated with Imperial Library (Empire of Japan)
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- 1848 births
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- People of Tokyo
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