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English: Mention of warazan (fifth line from the right, fourth to sixth characters), 1873 copy of 1857 original, Yaeyamajima Kuramoto Kujichō (Administrative Guidelines Of Yaeyama Kuramoto), University of the Ryukyus Library, Okinawa, Japan
日本語: 「わら算」八重山島蔵元公事帳　琉球大学附属図書館蔵
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