Wow! I guess she wasn't in half as good a shape back then in 1977? I ran into a local while taping, and he shared the ship was neglected for a long time, especially during the 50-60's.
Interesting view. I am in no way trying to defend the preservation works, but in what way do you think they have done a poor job in preserving her? Cheers.
I bet you meant Mikasa is the last remaining example of a pre-dreadnought battleship anywhere in the world. Either way, there is so much history to be learnt at that museum. Thanks for watching.
@@paulyiustravelogue Mikasa is built in British shipyards since at the time Japan doesn't have the industry or yards to produce a ship that big. So yeah technically its the last example of a British-built Battleship. They even named a street Mikasa after her in the town where the shipyard was. Look up Mikasa Street in Barrow-in-Furness in England
@@paulyiustravelogue Thanks for your answer, yes it is. When I visited the Mikasa, the telegraph of orders (the device to speed up or slow down) are in spanish language.is it still?, maybe belonged to the battleship ARA RIVADAVIA o ARA MORENO that Argentina send to Japan and was renamed NISSHIN and KASUGA and battled in Tsuchima
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A wonderful relic of the first modern war of the twentieth century.
Visiting this museum and seeing this relic in person for the first time was a surreal experience
I was aboard her back in 1977, they have done so much with her. A lovely example of ships of her time.
Wow! I guess she wasn't in half as good a shape back then in 1977? I ran into a local while taping, and he shared the ship was neglected for a long time, especially during the 50-60's.
Nice video, well filmed
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Horribly maintained
Still gorgeous
Interesting view. I am in no way trying to defend the preservation works, but in what way do you think they have done a poor job in preserving her? Cheers.
Mikasa is, all things considered, in amazing shape. Given the odds against them, she shouldn’t still be around.
Mikasa's also the last British Battleship
I bet you meant Mikasa is the last remaining example of a pre-dreadnought battleship anywhere in the world. Either way, there is so much history to be learnt at that museum. Thanks for watching.
@@paulyiustravelogue Mikasa is built in British shipyards since at the time Japan doesn't have the industry or yards to produce a ship that big. So yeah technically its the last example of a British-built Battleship. They even named a street Mikasa after her in the town where the shipyard was. Look up Mikasa Street in Barrow-in-Furness in England
Very good video!
Thanks for stopping by, much appreciated!
Very cool. Thanks for the upload.
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Wow, she looks wonderful
Absolutely! And hat off to the restoration team! I understand she has been around for more than a 100 years, yet like you said, she looks great!
She is the only one survive battleship mikasa. I have ever known! To their history.
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In Japan, there is wife in real battleship!
You mean women who serve in the Japan SDF? Yes, and I salute their services.
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Thanks for watching
Very nice place! I have visited it!! Do you see the below bridge o bridge of combat?
Did you mean the battle station? Yes, I visited there too... actually one of the shots in the video was shot there.
@@paulyiustravelogue Thanks for your answer, yes it is. When I visited the Mikasa, the telegraph of orders (the device to speed up or slow down) are in spanish language.is it still?, maybe belonged to the battleship ARA RIVADAVIA o ARA MORENO that Argentina send to Japan and was renamed NISSHIN and KASUGA and battled in Tsuchima
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How old is she ?
She was built between 1899 and 1900
@@paulyiustravelogue wow she old and beutifull i love to visit her.
They have Azur Lane?!
Haha. Yes, they have her as a promotional character at the time of filming.