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Battleship Musashi: The Making and Sinking of the Worlds Biggest Battleship
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Battleship Musashi: The Making and Sinking of the Worlds Biggest Battleship Paperback - 1999

by Yoshimura, Akira

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The Nagasaki Shipyard was established in 1857 by the shogunal government as the first shipyard in Japan to build western-style ships.

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Japan's leading non-fiction writer on military and naval subjects, AKIRA YOSHIMURA was born in Tokyo in 1927. His published works in Japanese include a best-selling account of the construction and wartime role of the Zero fighter.

The ship shown on the jacket is the battleship Yamato, which was identical in size and design to the Musashi. Such was the secrecy of the Musashi project that no clear photograph of the ship survived the war. (Courtesy of Shizuo Fukui)