File:Okuda Station (Toyama)(1).jpg

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日本語: 富山市営鉄道運河線開通式
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Source 『北陸日日新聞』(1面)、1938年(昭和13年)9月3日、北陸日日新聞社
Author 北陸日日新聞社

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