Imperial Japanese Army Photos P.2

   Shown below are photos of the Imperial Japanese Army's 10th Infantry training in Northern Japan during 1940. Please read the caption to see what each photo is of. If you want to see a larger version of the photo please click on the image.
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   There are three other web pages in this site contining photos of the Imperial Japanese military. Here are the links Japanese Photos WWII P.1, P.3, P.4). Some pages of photos from the Japanese war on China will be online soon.
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   Here are links to some other great web sites with more info about the Imperial Japanese military.
WWII Armed Forces Order of Battle
Imperial Japanese Army Page
Imperial Japanese Navy Page
Mechanisms of Imperial Japanese Navy Warships in 3-D

Photo 1. September 1928, Shiga (excercise or drill) TaKeNo Shi Ma (Island) Sanba Shi (pier or jetty)	Photo 2. Friends at Nihon Bara training camp.	Photo 3. At Nihon Bara training camp.
Photo 4. Trainees in a barracks at Nihon Bara training camp.	Photo 5. Full gear and ready to march cannon in tow, at Nihon Bara training camp.	Photo 6. Sgt. Ishiura, leader of would-be officer's group.
Photo 7. Group shot. Center: 1st Lt. Ishihar 10th Infantry 7th Group leader; Right: 2nd Lt. Tanaka, Instructor; Left: Sgt. Ishiura, Leader.	Photo 8. Sendai Army Officer's Training School in Miyagi Prefecture, Northern Japan, November 11, 1939.	Photo 9. Col. Fumio Miyashita, Head Teacher of Students at Officer's Training School.
Photo 10. Aoba Castle in Sendai.	Photo 11. Army Infantry Officer's Training class.	Photo 12. Yusuke Tako.
Photo 13. Yusuke Tako & Corporal Tetsuo Maekawa in school, November, 1939.	Photo 14. Mr. Tako, 1939.	Photo 15. Takio Shimazu at school, 11/18/1939.
Photo 16. Front horse: 3 Star General Yamada; Left horse: Principal of the Officer Training School, 2 Star General Hitomi. 11/18/39.	Photo 17. Aoba Castle in Sendai.	Photo 18. Group shot at Sendai Castle. 1/5/1940.
Photo 19. Trainees at Tonosama memorial in Aoba Castle, 1/5/1940. Tonosama was the head Samurai of Sendai.	Photo 20. View of Aoba Castle and Sendai, 1/5/1940.	Photo 21. Major on horseback at Kanemarubara training area, Nishi (West) Nasuno in Tochigi Prefecture, Feb. 1940.
Photo 22. Imperial Japanese troops at Nasu Kanemarubara bowing to the Emperor at his palace in Tokyo, 2/11/1940.	Photo 23. View of Mt. Nasu as seen from Raijin, Feb. 1940.	Photo 24. View from Raijin looking west toward the Kaneko Yama side at Nasuno Kanemarubara training area.
Photo 25. Captain Morinaga, March 1940.	Photo 26. Capt. Morinaga is leaving. Last group shot. 3/7/1940.	Photo 27. Oujo terahara (training camp) in Miyagi Prefecture.
Photo 28. Around Mt. Atago.	Photo 29. Oujo cannon crews at training area. 3/31/1940.	Photo 30. Oujo cannon crews with artillery shells, 3/31/40.
Photo 31. Oujo cannon and crew prepare to fire, Miyagi Ken. The cannon is a Model 41 (1908) 75mm Infantry gun. 3/31/1940.	Photo 32. Oujo cannon firing. 3/31/1940.	Photo 33. Artillery spotters and rangefinders. 3/31/1940.
Photo 34. March 1940.	Photo 35. Mr. Koji Sakurada recovering at hospital in Kyoto, March, 1940.	Photo 36. Spring at school.