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Changes in Imperial Navy Shipbuilding [with commentary by Mr. Makino Shigeru at the end]

AI summary (β): The article “Changes in Imperial Navy Shipbuilding” is a document discussing the history of shipbuilding in Japan from the Chiyodagata of Keiō 2 through the Meiji and Taishō periods to around Shōwa 9, as well as the performance of warships, including their ocean-going capability, offensive power, and defensive power. It mentions the Yokosuka Naval Arsenal, Kure Naval Arsenal, Mitsubishi (Nagasaki), Kawasaki, Kondō Motoki, Tsukuba, Ikoma, Satsuma, Aki, Kongō, Nagato, Mutsu, Furutaka, Myōkō, and others, and includes commentary by Mr. Makino Shigeru at the end. Keywords: Imperial Navy, shipbuilding, Yokosuka Naval Arsenal, Kure Naval Arsenal, Eight-Eight Fleet, Washington Treaty, Nagato, Kongō, Kondō MotokiAuto-generated by Azure OpenAI gpt-5.5 from OCR text (which may contain errors) and image captions.
Item ID: 282289ea-a389-4ad1-80b5-51447a26cab0
Catalogue ID: 60280101
Card catalogue: [Changes in Imperial Navy Shipbuilding]
Category: 論文
Holder: 東京大学柏図書館
Year registered: 2007
GCV entities: Document / Book / Handwriting