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How a Tiny Navy Submarine Sunk a Massive 72,000 Ton Aircraft Carrier
Japan’s first supercarrier, the IJN Shinano, began as a battleship and was converted in response to devastating carrier ...
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72,000 Ton Battleship: The Yamato-Class Were Truly Giants Like No Other
Comprising three ships—Yamato, Musashi, and Shinano—they featured unprecedented 18-inch guns capable of firing 3,200-pound shells over 25 miles. -Despite their formidable design, all three ...
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JR Tokai’s new Shinano express trains to feature upgraded tilting
NAGOYA--Central Japan Railway Co. (JR Tokai) announced it will introduce “next-generation” tilting control technology for its Shinano express trains on the Chuo Line connecting Nagoya and ...
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Early Spring at Karuizawa; Evening Snow at Komoro (Komoro bosetsu), from the series Ten Views of Shinano (Shinano jukkei) (two works)
11 x 15.38 in. (27.9 x 39.1 cm.) ...
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How a Tiny Navy Submarine Sunk a Massive 72,000 Ton Aircraft Carrier
From there, a bureaucratic turf battle ensued. As noted by Kyle Mizokami: "Navy officials argued about her ultimate design: One faction demanded Shinano be outfitted as a real aircraft carrier ...