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Teikoku Shoin

Teikoku-Shoin (帝国書院, Teikoku Shoin) is a Japanese textbook and map publisher company based in Chiyoda, Tokyo.

About Teikoku Shoin

Teikoku-Shoin (帝国書院, Teikoku Shoin) is a Japanese textbook and map publisher company based in Chiyoda, Tokyo. Since before the Second World War, the company has holding a high share of the market for geography textbooks and atlases. Teikoku-Shoin was found in 1917 by Susabio Moriya.

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