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2010 – 2019

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2015
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Haruo Kubozono:
High tone shift and spreading in endangered Japanese dialects. ICPhS 2015
2011
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Haruo Kubozono, Hajime Takeyasu, Mikio Giriko, Manami Hirayama:
Pitch Cues to the Perception of Consonant Length in Japanese. ICPhS 2011: 1150-1153

2000 – 2009

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2000
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Haruo Kubozono:
A constraint-based analysis of compound accent in Japanese. INTERSPEECH 2000: 438-441
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Haruo Kubozono, Shosuke Haraguchi:
Visual information and the perception of prosody. INTERSPEECH 2000: 454-457

1990 – 1999

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1998
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Haruo Kubozono:
A syllable-based generalization of Japanese accentuation. ICSLP 1998
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Ayako Shirose, Haruo Kubozono, Shigeru Kiritani:
The acquisition of Japanese compound accent rule. ICSLP 1998
1994
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Shin'ichi Tanaka, Haruo Kubozono:
Some remarks on the compound accent rule in Japanese. ICSLP 1994: 315-318
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Akira Ujihira, Haruo Kubozono:
A phonetic and phonological analysis of stuttering in Japanese. ICSLP 1994: 1195-1198
1990
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Haruo Kubozono:
The role of the mora in speech production of Japanese. ICSLP 1990: 501-504

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