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Shinyo (
shinyō or shin'yō,
depending on the word, in
Modified Hepburn) may
refer to:
Shinyō (支繞) the
common ****anese name for
radical 65 (Chinese character)...
- The
Shinyo (震洋, Shin'yō, "Sea Quake") were ****anese
suicide motorboats developed during World War II. They were part of the
wider ****anese
Special Attack...
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Tenjin Shinyo-ryu (天神真楊流,
Tenjin Shin'yō-ryū),
meaning "Divine True
Willow School", can be
classified as a
traditional school (koryū) of jūjutsu. It was...
- war were
killed fighting their ****anese
guards or
killed when
their ship,
Shinyō Maru, was sunk. Only 82
Americans survived and were
later rescued. Following...
- Oxford:
Osprey Books. ISBN 1-84176-853-7. Tully,
Anthony P. (2002). "IJN
Shinyo:
Tabular Record of Movement". Kido Butai. Combinedfleet.com.
Archived from...
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story takes place in an
unnamed ****anese city, and
follows five
students at
Shinyo Academy as they try to
piece together the
puzzle of a new drug and recent...
- SS
Shinyō Maru (春洋丸) was
built in
Nagasaki in 1911 by
Mitsubishi Dockyard &
Engine Works. Her
length was 558 ft (170 m) and
breadth 61.9 ft (18.9 m) Her...
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Anniversary of the incident,
remembering the
victims and
survivors of the
Shinyo Maru, as well as the
townsfolk who
extended help. List of
ships sunk by...
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including those involving Kairyu (submarines),
Kaiten (human torpedoes),
Shinyo speedboats, and ****uryu divers. The ****anese word
kamikaze is
usually translated...
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escorted by a
large force of
surface combatants including the
escort carriers Shinyo and
Akitsu Maru
which were sunk in the
Yellow Sea by
American submarines...
