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有人潜水調査船『しんかい』
This is the manned submersible research vessel “Shinkai” on display at Yamato Wharf.
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Is it okay to do anything if it’s a splat shot at night? This is the Pirate Santa. I photographed 47 splats in one day, and I was so absorbed that it was night. It was a very hard work, but thanks to you, I had a fun day. Thank you for the fun event and app.
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This is a sculpture of Captain Ward, dedicated to honor all women who have served, are serving, or will serve honorably.
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この旋盤は昭和１３年 呉海軍工廠砲熕部砲身工場に設置し使用開始した。大和型戦艦に搭載する世界最大級の主砲（45口径46センチ砲）の砲身などを製造する為、海軍がドイツから輸入した。呉海軍工廠砲熕部砲身工場に設置され、砲身の外径を削り出す工程を担いました。戦後、本機は株式会社神戸製鋼所（高砂工場）、株式会社きしろ（播磨工場）へと受け継がれ、約７０年にわたって大型船舶向けのクランクシャフトやプロペラ軸などの製造に携わってきた。
This lathe was installed and put into use in 1938 at a military factory in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture. It was imported from Germany by the Japanese Navy to manufacture barrels for the world’s largest main gun (45-caliber, 46-centimeter gun) to be mounted on the Yamato-class battleships. Installed at the military factory in Kure, it was responsible for the process of machining the outer diameter of the gun barrels. After the war, the machine was passed on to Kobe Steel Ltd. (Takasago Factory) and Kishiro Ltd. (Harima Factory), and has been involved in the manufacture of crankshafts, propeller shafts and other components for large ships for around 70 years.
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This is the main anchor of the battleship Mutsu, made during World War II. It is located near the entrance to the Yamato Museum in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, and is illuminated until 10 p.m. at night, so it can be viewed even after the museum closes.
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This is a tram that was in operation from 1909 to 1967 in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. It is no longer in operation. It is on display at Kure Portopia Park, and you can actually go inside. It cannot be moved.
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This is a playground equipment in Kure Portopia, located in Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. It is located in Bremerton Square and is modeled after a pirate ship. It is lit up at night, but there were no children playing there at this time of day. 
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This is the symbolic dome at Kure Portopia Park in Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture. Until about 20 years ago, the second floor was a chapel where weddings were held. I had my wedding here about 20 years ago. At night, it was lit up in purple and they even had big fireworks. It’s a very fond memory. Currently, it is used by many people as a multi-purpose hall.
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Sculpture of 108 tower
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This is a night view of the stadium at General Sports Park Station in Kobe.
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This is a night view of General Sports Park（sogoundo-koen） Station in Kobe.
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Flamingo!
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産土神社/大阪府門真市
産土神社/大阪府門真市
guardian dog/un
産土神社/大阪府門真市
street light
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This is the 41cm main gun barrel of the battleship Mutsu, built when Japan was at war. It is on display at the Yamato Museum in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture. Production began in 1920, and this barrel was built in Muroran, Hokkaido in 1921. It is approximately 19 metres long, and was the largest main gun barrel in the world when it was built.
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