Sasebo Naval Arsenal

shipyard of the Imperial Japanese Navy. 

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Location: 33.168, 129.735, KML, Maps

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  Agano-class cruiser 1941
  
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  Akatsuki-class destroyer 1931
  
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  Arabe-class destroyer 1917
  
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  Asashio-class destroyer 1936
  
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  Chikuma-class cruiser 1911
  
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  Fubuki-class destroyer 1927
  
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  Fuyutsuki-class destroyer 1944
  
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  Hatsuharu-class destroyer 1933
  
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  Ha-201-class submarine
  
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  Kaba-class destroyer 1915
  
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  Kagerō-class destroyer 1938
  
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  Kuma-class cruiser 1919
  
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  Nagara-class cruiser 1922
  
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  No.22-class torpedo boat
  
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  No.39-class torpedo boat
  
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  No.67-class torpedo boat
  
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  No.101-class landing ship
  
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  Shiratsuyu-class destroyer 1935
  
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  Type A destroyer
  

Agano-class cruiser – Akatsuki-class destroyer – Arabe-class destroyer – Asashio-class destroyer – Chikuma-class cruiser – Fubuki-class destroyer – Fuyutsuki-class destroyer – Ha-201-class submarine – Hatsuharu-class destroyer – Hova – Kaba-class destroyer – Kabyle – Kagerō-class destroyer – Kamishima-class minelayer – Kuma-class cruiser – Nagara-class cruiser – naval arsenal – No.1-class minesweeper – No.101-class landing ship – No.22-class torpedo boat – No.39-class torpedo boat – No.67-class torpedo boat – Shiratsuyu-class destroyer – Toba – Type A destroyer – Yukikaze – 

1941-01-01T00:00:00Z

Agano-class cruiser 1941

1931-01-01T00:00:00Z

Akatsuki-class destroyer 1931

1917-01-01T00:00:00Z

Arabe-class destroyer 1917

1936-01-01T00:00:00Z

Asashio-class destroyer 1936

1911-01-01T00:00:00Z

Chikuma-class cruiser 1911

1927-01-01T00:00:00Z

Fubuki-class destroyer 1927

1944-01-01T00:00:00Z

Fuyutsuki-class destroyer 1944

1933-01-01T00:00:00Z

Hatsuharu-class destroyer 1933

1915-01-01T00:00:00Z

Kaba-class destroyer 1915

1938-01-01T00:00:00Z

Kagerō-class destroyer 1938

1919-01-01T00:00:00Z

Kuma-class cruiser 1919

1922-01-01T00:00:00Z

Nagara-class cruiser 1922

1935-01-01T00:00:00Z

Shiratsuyu-class destroyer 1935

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Japanese aircraft carrier Ibuki cropped

Japanese cruiser Ibuki

Japanese postcard showing the Sasebo Dockyard

Launching of Isokaze, 19 June 1939

Panoramic view of Sasebo Naval Arsenal

Picture of Japanese cruiser Yūbari on the day of her commissioning. Sasebo, 31 July 1923

The Japanese destroyer Yamakaze docked in Sasebo shortly after commissioning. The destroyer Suzukaze is moored behind her

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel	1941	Agano-class cruiser	light cruiser, ship class		Wikidata
vessel	1931	Akatsuki-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel	1917	Arabe-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel	1936	Asashio-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel	1911	Chikuma-class cruiser	protected cruiser, ship class		Wikidata
vessel	1927	Fubuki-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel	1944	Fuyutsuki-class destroyer	ship class, Akizuki-class destroyer		Wikidata
vessel	1933	Hatsuharu-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel		Ha-201-class submarine	attack submarine, submarine class		Wikidata
vessel	1915	Kaba-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel	1938	Kagerō-class destroyer	Type A destroyer, ship class		Wikidata
vessel	1919	Kuma-class cruiser	ship class, cruiser		Wikidata
vessel	1922	Nagara-class cruiser	light cruiser, ship class		Wikidata
vessel		No.22-class torpedo boat	boat class, torpedo boat, boat		Wikidata
vessel		No.39-class torpedo boat	boat class, torpedo boat, boat		Wikidata
vessel		No.67-class torpedo boat	boat class, torpedo boat, boat		Wikidata
vessel		No.101-class landing ship	tank landing ship, ship class		Wikidata
vessel	1935	Shiratsuyu-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel		Type A destroyer	ship class, destroyer		Wikidata
image	2011	110309-N-OX597-148 (5517494433)			Wikimedia
image	2010	Japanese aircraft carrier Ibuki cropped			Wikimedia
image	1947	Japanese cruiser Ibuki			Wikimedia
image		Japanese postcard showing the Sasebo Dockyard			Wikimedia
image	1939	Launching of Isokaze, 19 June 1939			Wikimedia
image		Panoramic view of Sasebo Naval Arsenal			Wikimedia
image	1923	Picture of Japanese cruiser Yūbari on the day of her commissioning. Sasebo, 31 July 1923			Wikimedia
image	1937	The Japanese destroyer Yamakaze docked in Sasebo shortly after commissioning. The destroyer Suzukaze is moored behind her			Wikimedia

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