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- Kokuta is a village in Lääneranna Parish, Pärnu County, in western Estonia. classification of Estonian administrative units and settlements 2014[dead link]...
- Keiji Kokuta (穀田 恵二, Kokuta Keiji, born 11 January 1947) is a ****anese politician and member of the House of Representatives for the ****anese Communist...
- Suda Kokuta (****anese: 須田 剋太, 1 May 1906 – 14 July 1990) was a ****anese artist of the 20th century. He is known for his paintings and calligraphy. Initially...
- Seiken Akamine (Okinawa-1st) Akira Kasai (Tokyo PR) Keiji Kokuta (Kinki PR, contested Kyoto-1st) Takeshi Miyamoto (Kinki PR) Tōru Miyamoto (Tokyo PR, contested...
- prime minister of ****an Shiina Etsusaburo, diplomat, foreign minister Keiji Kokuta, politician Eiichi Ohtaki, musician, singer-songwriter Tatsuya Yoshida,...
- Ishii (JCP) Keiji Kokuta (JCP) Yasuhide Nakayama (LDP) Noboru Kamitani (LDP) Keiji Kokuta (JCP) Masaki Ōgushi (LDP) #9 Keiji Kokuta (JCP) Nishi Hiroyoshi...
- (endorsed by Komeito) Yasushi Katsume [ja] 86,238 40.40 6.92 Communist Keiji Kokuta (PR seat in****bent) (won PR seat) 65,201 30.55 2.72 Innovation Sachiko Horiba [ja]...
- House of Representatives, Chairman of the Communist Party of ****an Keiji Kokuta Member of the House of Representatives from the Communist Party of ****an...
- Tetsuya Shiokawa Kazuo Shii Yōsuke Takagi Makiko Kikuta Yutaka Banno Keiji Kokuta Takashi Takai Takakazu Seto Kosaburo Nishime 7 Kazuo Maeda Hinako Takahashi...
- illustrator known as one of the pioneering ****anese women in oil painting Suda Kokuta 1906–1990 Abstract and Western-style painter, calligrapher Hideo Date 1907–2004...