-
named Shiranesan Maru,
including - SS Savoia, an Italian-built
cargo ship
launched in 1922 that was in ****anese
service from 1951 to 1962 as
Shiranesan Maru...
- Kusatsu-
Shiranesan".
Gunma Tourist Guide.
Bureau of Tourism,
GUNMA Prefectural Government.
Retrieved 24
January 2018. "Kusatsu-
Shiranesan".
Global Volcanism...
- The Nikkō
Shiranesan Ropeway (日光白根山ロープウェイ, Nikkō
Shiranesan Rōpuwei) is ****anese
aerial lift line in Katashina, Gunma,
operated by
Nippon Paper Development...
- was sold and
renamed Granlake.
Further name
changes were
Dryad in 1949,
Shiranesan Maru in 1951 and
Dainichi Maru in 1962. She was s****ped in 1968. Savoia...
- ship sunk by a
submarine in history), and
heavily damaged the
freighter Shiranesan Maru. On 14 February, she
quickly sank
freighter Nittoku Maru, with one...
- in
winter are from the ski
field in
Yumoto via the
chair lift and Mae-
Shiranesan to and from the
Gunma side via the
Marunuma ropeway. Both are long hikes...
-
Aircraft carrier ****an 29
November 1944 USS Archerfish United
States 1,428
Shiranesan Maru
Troopship ****an 19
October 1944 USS Raton United
States 1,400 Tatsuta...
-
targets and her
stern tubes at a
large cargo ship. Two
merchant ships —
Shiranesan Maru and
Taikai Maru — sank, and
another vessel was damaged. A
final attack...
-
United States Navy aircraft. She blew up and sank with all
hands lost.
Shiranesan Maru Imperial ****anese Army
World War II: "Taihi" convoy: The Type 1B...
- and
renamed Dryad. sold in 1951 to
Hikari Kisen K.K.,
Tokyo and
renamed Shiranesan Maru. Sold in 1953 to
Mitsi Kinkai Kisen K.K.,
Tokyo and then in 1955...
