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Mabuchi Tōichi

Japanese anthropologist
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  • Anthropology
    anthropology
    / Anthropology in Asia

    One was Mabuchi Tōichi, who started making researches among Indigenous Taiwanese peoples, peoples of the Ryukyu Islands, and peoples of insular Southeast Asia accessible to Western scholars through English translation. Mabuchi was also instrumental in organizing the 11th Pacific Science Congress, held in Tokyo in 1966, at…

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    One was Mabuchi Tōichi, who started making researches among Indigenous Taiwanese peoples, peoples of the Ryukyu Islands, and peoples of insular Southeast Asia accessible to Western scholars through English translation. Mabuchi was also instrumental in organizing the 11th Pacific Science Congress, held in Tokyo in 1966, at…

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