Nippon Maru

The Nippon Maru is a tall ship worked in 1930. It filled in as a preparation deliver for the Japanese Merchant Marines. It's presently open to the general population as a major aspect of the Yokohama Port Museum.

The ship truly emerges encompassed by the cutting edge design of Minato Mirai.

Nippon Maru is a Japanese exhibition hall ship and previous preparing vessel. She is for all time docked in Yokohama harbor, in Nippon Maru Memorial Park. She was worked by Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation in Kobe and was propelled on 27 January 1930 nearby her sister delivers Kaiwo Maru. She was worked by the Tokyo Institute for Maritime Training to prepare officers for Japan's shipper marine.

Toward the start of World War II, her cruising rig was expelled and she filled in as a preparation and after war transport motorship. In 1952, her apparatus was reinstalled and she continued her preparation voyages until the point that she was supplanted in September 1984 by her successor, likewise named Nippon Maru