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Baron Nashiba Tokioki (梨羽 時起, 24
September 1850 – 24
October 1924) was an
admiral in the
early Imperial ****anese Navy,
noted for his role in the battleship...
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personnel Tsuboi Kōzō (1843–1898),
admiral of the
Imperial ****anese Navy
Nashiba Tokioki (1850–1924),
admiral in the
Imperial ****anese Navy
Arichi Shinanojō...
- (1857–1937)
Kabayama Sukenori (1837–1922)
Matsumura Tatsuo (1868–1932)
Nashiba Tokioki (1850–1924) Katō Tomosaburō (1861–1923)
Shibayama Yahachi (1850–1924)...
- of the 1st
Fleet and
became the
flagship of its commander, Rear-Admiral
Nashiba Tokioki. She parti****ted in the
Battle of Port
Arthur on 9
February 1904...
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Makutu suru hitu ya Atu ya ichi madi n
Umukutu n
kanati Chiyu nu
sakai Nashiba nangutu n
Nayurugutu yashi ga
Nasanu yui kara du
Naranu sadami English...
- March,
Yashima and her
sister Fuji,
under the
command of Rear-Admiral
Nashiba Tokioki,
blindly bombarded the
harbour of Port
Arthur from
Pigeon Bay,...
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November 1905 Tōgō
Masamichi 30
November 1905
Miyahara Jirō 8
November 1906
Nashiba Tokioki 12
March 1907
Mochihara Heiji 12
March 1907 Kano Yūnoshin 12 March...
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prompted the
Russians to lay more minefields. On 14 May, Rear
Admiral Nashiba Tokioki put to sea with the
battleships Hatsuse (flag), Shikishima, and...
- Rock Ptarmigan. The
first recorded ascent of
Mount Akaishi was by
Haruki Nashiba and
Masaaki Terasawa of the ****anese Home
Ministry in 1879. They were followed...
- March, Fuji and her
sister Yashima,
under the
command of Rear
Admiral Nashiba Tokioki,
blindly bombarded the
harbour of Port
Arthur from
Pigeon Bay,...
