File:Kaiyo-maru - KONB11-S4519-PICP.jpg
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Nederlands: Kaiyo-maruEnglish: Kaiyo-maru
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Nederlands: Kaiyo-maru English: Kaiyo-maru |
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Nederlands: De Kaiyo-maru is op een werf in Dordrecht gebouwd voor de Japanse regering. Het is het grootste houten marinevaartuig dat ooit van een Nederlandse werf afliep. Een groep Japanse marineofficieren wordt naar Nederland gestuurd om de bouw van het schip te volgen. De meeste van hen reizen aan boord van de Kaiyo-maru terug naar Japan. Bij de Japanse marine wordt de Kaiyo-maru als vlaggenschip in dienst gesteld, maar in november 1868 vergaat het tijdens een storm in de baai van Ezashi. In 1974 is men met een project gestart om de Kaiyo-maru te bergen. Op de plaats waar het schip verging kan thans een betonnen replica en vele voorwerpen die uit het scheepswrak zijn opgedoken, worden bezichtigd. English: The Kaiyo-maru was built in a Dordrecht shipyard on behalf of the Japanese government. She was the largest wooden vessel ever launched in the Netherlands. A group of Japanese naval officers was sent to the Netherlands to follow the construction of the ship. Most of them returned to Japan on board the Kaiyo-maru,. The ship became the flagship of the Japanese Navy, but was lost in the bay of Ezashi during a storm in November 1868. In 1974, a project was started to salvage the Kaiyo-maru. A concrete replica of the ship and many objects brought to the surface from the wreck can now be viewed on the site where the ship was lost. |
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| Date | 1866 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Dimensions | 54.5 × 72.1 cm (21.4 × 28.3 in) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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