Kagoshima Collection

Bombardment of Kagoshima
Following the breakdown of negotiations to seek recompense for the Namamugi Incident in September 1862, and having been surprised by cannon fire from the shore

Kagoshima, Japan

Kawasaki P-2J 4771 (msn 7070), on display at the Kanoya Naval Air Base Museum, Kagoshima, Japan. (JMSDF - Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force) Date: circa 2000

Lockheed P-2H Neptune 4618 (msn 2002), on display at the Kanoya Naval Air Base Museum, Kagoshima, Japan. (JMSDF - Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force) Date: circa 2000

Shin Meiwa US-1A 9076 (msn 2006), on display at the Kanoya Naval Air Base Museum, Kagoshima, Japan. (JMSDF - Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force) Date: circa 2000

Beechcraft SNB-5 6434, on display at the Kanoya Naval Air Base Museum, Kagoshima, Japan. (JMSDF - Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force) Date: circa 2000

Beechcraft B-65 Queen Air 6714 (msn LC-220), on display at the Kanoya Naval Air Base Museum, Kagoshima, Japan. (JMSDF - Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force) Date: circa 2000

Douglas R4D-6Q Skytrain 9023 (msn 16347-33095 (TC-47B)), formerly of JMSDF 205 Hikotai, on display at the Kanoya Naval Air Base Museum, Kagoshima, Japan

Fuji KM-2 6263 (msn TM-33), formerly of JMSDF 201 Hikotai, on display at the Kanoya Naval Air Base Museum, Kagoshima, Japan. (JMSDF - Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force) Date: circa 2000

Fuji-Beech T-34A 9006, formerly of JMSDF 201 Hikotai, on display at the Kanoya Naval Air Base Museum, Kagoshima, Japan. (JMSDF - Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force) Date: circa 2000

Grumman S2F-1 Tracker 4131 - 136722 (MSN 631) formerly of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force, preserved at the Kanoya Naval Air Base Museum, Kagoshima, Japan

Pink and white camellias, Okinonami and Kagoshima, Thea japonica Nois. flore semipleno forma.. Color-printed woodblock engraving by Kan en Iwasaki from Honzo Zufu

Japan Kagoshima Bay
Cape Horner, at the entrance to Kagoshima Bay

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