Military Industries of Japan

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By Kobayashi
, Ushisaburo, 1866-

Published 1922
Oxford University Press

269 pages

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"The present investigation has been accomplished chiefly by Mr. Norimoto Masuda."--Pref. signed: Ushisaburo Kobayashi.

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Military Industries of Japan
by Kobayashi, Ushisaburo, 1866- - 1922 - 269 pages
"The present investigation has been accomplished chiefly by Mr. Norimoto Masuda."--Pref.signed: Ushisaburo Kobayashi.
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Yokosuka - Page 224
was followed by the construction of a branch line of ten miles and five and one half chains connecting Yokosuka with the main line at Ofuna, ...
more pages: 20 21 53 82 225 232 233 234 255

Maizuru - Page 74
Furthermore, it was decided to open a naval port at Maizuru and establish a naval station there, also to establish a secondary naval station at ...
more pages: 121 138 152 228 229 230 252 255

Sasebo - Page 227
Just at that time the government started the construction of a naval sta-tion at Sasebo in Nagasaki Prefecture, and considerable traffic of business ...
more pages: 75 138 228 237 254

Osaka - Page 223
The hardest cases are when it is attempted with large cities like Tokyo and Osaka, where the military factories have existed from earlier times than ...
more pages: 11 29 46 109 196 239 247 251

Nagasaki - Page 19
a number of Dutch officers and other men under them were on board, and in September the old instructors started home from Nagasaki by a merchantman. ...
more pages: 7 13 25 186 228 231 265

Ikoma - Page 124
ship was intended to be a sister ship to the armored cruiser Ikoma, and was not only the first armored cruiser built in Japan, but was also the first ...
more pages: 134

Himeji - Page 228
Maizuru and Its Connections The government decided to start construction of railways from Kyoto, and Himeji in Hyogo Prefecture, or Tsuchiyama,. ...
more pages: 25 26

Yokohama - Page 231
This is explained by the relation the port of Yokohama has with the Tokyo Arsenal, or the ports.
more pages: 20 21 233 234 240

Tsushima - Page 77
In spite of the customary equipment of a warship of this kind with torpedo tubes, she and her sister ship Tsushima are not equipped with any, ...
more pages: 84 149

Tokyo - Page 223
The hardest cases are when it is attempted with large cities like Tokyo and Osaka, where the military factories have existed from earlier times than ...
more pages: 31 47 109 193 234 239 247 251

Kumamoto - Page 47
In September, on account of the riots in the prefectures of Yamaguchi and Kumamoto, every powder mill was hastily put to the making of ammunition for ...
more pages: 37 41 227

Hiroshima - Page 235
places on the coast in the vicinity of the villages, especially the communication with the city of Hiroshima, was entirely done with fishing boats. ...
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Kawachi - Page 188
Meantime the Kawasaki Dockyard supplied the chief machines to be fixed in the second-class cruiser Chikuma and the battleship Kawachi, which were ...

Fukuchiyama - Page 229
to construct a railway between Kanzaki and Fukuchiyama, a part of the line from Osaka to Maizuru passing through Hyogo Prefecture. ...
more pages: 230

Kobe - Page 239
the Kawasaki Dockyard at Kobe, factories connected with the military industry, in the neighborhood of Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka and Kobe, etc. ...
more pages: 186 232 236

Kamaishi - Page 50
at the Osaka Arsenal, a'comparative test was made of the shells made of the Italian Gregorini cast iron and the Japanese cast iron of Kamaishi. ...
more pages: 209

Yamaguchi - Page 47
In September, on account of the riots in the prefectures of Yamaguchi and Kumamoto, every powder mill was hastily put to the making of ammunition for ...

Fukiage - Page 30
mill inside of Takebashi Gate, and partly to that old place of Imperial inspection at Fukiage, and .a part of the arms were manufactured in them. ...
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Muroran - Page 240
running between Muroran and Yokohama, Yokosuka, Osaka, Kobe, Kure, Maizuru, Sasebo, Nagasaki, etc., calling at these ports twice a month. ...

Hirado - Page 188
and then the Kawasaki Dockyard accepted an order to construct the dis-patch boat Yodo and the second-class cruiser Hirado, which were launched in due ...

Chiyoda - Page 148
To give some main points, for example, the warship Chiyoda was 140 tons in dis-placement, 96 feet in length, with 60 horse power in engine. ...

Manila - Page 51
In July of the same year the making of ammunition for the 7 cm mountain gun was started in compliance with the request of the governor of Manila, ...

Kyoto - Page 228
Maizuru and Its Connections The government decided to start construction of railways from Kyoto, and Himeji in Hyogo Prefecture, or Tsuchiyama,. ...
more pages: 229

Sakai - Page 6
Among others a certain citizen of Sakai, a harbor and town in the province of Izumi, who went early to Tanegashima and studied gun making, ...

Ashikaga - Page 6
The example given by Tanegashima was followed by Ashikaga, the Shogun of the time, and many feudal lords, so that the work of gun-smiths soon became ...

Kawasaki - Page 187
Especially shipbuilding companies like Mitsubishi and Kawasaki were splendidly equipped al-most to the point of perfection, and even the smaller ones, ...
more pages: 264 266

Misaki - Page 17
The peimission was granted, but on her way to Heta water entered the break, and she sank off the coast of Misaki in Izu Province. ...
more pages: 234

Miyazu - Page 237
Trade there was always as prosperous as at Miyazu, so that it was from olden times regarded as one of the most prominent commercial districts in ...

Kanzaki - Page 229
to construct a railway between Kanzaki and Fukuchiyama, a part of the line from Osaka to Maizuru passing through Hyogo Prefecture. ...

Bizen - Page 236
several times a day; and other regular services were opened to several ports in the Province of Aki and Bizen and in Shikoku; and in addition to these ...

Tateyama - Page 234
the line to Tateyama in Awa Province, by the Tokyo Bay Steamship Company; the line to Uraga, by the same company and the Miura Cooperative Steamship ...

Yawata - Page 238
The iron works located in Yawata town, Fukuoka Prefecture, has had the closest connection with the Japanese military industry since its starting, ...

Peking - Page 94
appliances and materials by engaging in the repairing and running of a broad gauge rail-way between Tangyu and Peking (about 61 kilometers). ...
more pages: 89

Kagoshima - Page 164
After the Restoration, the internal Saga Rebellion occurred, followed by those of Hagi, Jumamoto, and Kagoshima, while externally the Formosan ...
more pages: 264

Seoul - Page 95
under parts of a broad gauge railway of about 65 kilometers between Seoul and Gishu, the construction and running of a •2\ feet light railway of the ...

Ayabe - Page 230
from Kyoto to Shin- Maizuru was completed by the connection of a newly-extended line with the old one (connecting Fukuchiyama and Maizuru) at Ayabe. ...

Aomori - Page 263
Aomori (Oshu Province), shipbuilding at, 26. Aoyama, special powder magazine at, 32. Arisaka, Colonel Nariaka (chief super-intendent of Tokyo Arsenal) ...
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Nagoya - Page 103
Nagoya. Osaka. Osaka. M. " Uji. Moji. Principal Articles. Small arms, pistols, bayonets, machine rifles. Sabres, harnesses, ammunition pouches, arms ...

Settsu - Page 134
Settsu. Fuso. Tone. Chikuma . . Toba. Saga. Yodo. Hirato. Haruna. . . . No. 5. Mogami . . . Yahagi. Kirishima. No. 6. Ariake. Kamikaze. . Hatsushimo ...

Akashi - Page 84
Akashi. Chihaya . . . Niitaka. Miyako .... Uji. Tsushima. .. Harusame . . Murasame. . Hayatori . . . Asagiri. Kind and Class ...

Haruna - Page 134
Haruna. . . . No. 5. Mogami . . . Yahagi. Kirishima. No. 6. Ariake. Kamikaze. . Hatsushimo. Yayoi. Kisaragi . . . Wakaba . . . Hatsuyuki . ...

Tenryu - Page 62
Tenryu .... Katsuragi. . Musashi . . . Takao. Yaeyama. . . Hashidate. . Akitsushima Yamato. . . . Akagi. Oshima .... Chokai. Kind and Class ...

Sakura - Page 135
Sakura. . . . Tachibana . Asakaze. . . Hatsuhana. Uzuki. Harukaze. . Shigure. . . . Shiratsuyu . Shlrayuki . . Shirotae. . . Minatsuki . Matsukaze. ...

Sendai - Page 25
Sendai. Clan,. Samuk-. azezawa,. Oshu. Province. Nagasaki, ...

Berlin - Page 215
unsai (thick cotton stuff), cotton threads, upper leather sewing yarn, Berlin wool for hosiery, cotton belts, eyelet strings, badge paper, paddings, ...
more pages: 219

London - Page xiii
(4) The value of i silver yen in the English currency (according to the demand rate of exchange on London in the average of the year) is as follows: ...

Melbourne - Page 266
Melbourne (Australia), firearms manufactured for, 45. Military Central Provision Depart-. ment, work of, 115. Military Clothing Department, object of, ...