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Takeshima, Northwest of the Okinoshima Islands, Designated as a Bombing Range

No. 22 Liancourt Rocks Bombing Range [*Takeshima, Northwest of Oki Islands, Designated as a Bombing Range]
[September 16, 1947]
[Issued by the Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers]

No. 22 Liancourt Rocks Bombing Range
1. The islands of Liancourt Rocks (or Take Shima [sic]), located 37°15′ North, 131°50′ East, are designated as a bombing range.
2. The inhabitants of Oki-Rettō (Oki Gunto) and the inhabitants of all the ports on the west coast of the island of Honshu north to the 38th parallel, north latitude, will be notified prior to each actual use of this range. This information will be disseminated through Military Government units to local Japanese civil authority.

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Document title Takeshima, Northwest of the Okinoshima Islands, Designated as a Bombing Range
Date created (Western calendar) September 16, 1947
Date created (Japanese era) September 16, Showa 22
Author(s) / Editor(s)
Publisher Hydrographic Bureau
Name of publication Supplement of Hydrographic Book (*), Vol. 2
Supplement "Harbor regulations and restrictions relating to shipping, issued by S.C.A.P."
(published in July 1948)
Content One of the orders issued by the Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers, to designate Takeshima as a bombing range and to notify the public prior to its usage.
Language Japanese/English
Public access Available to the public
Repository Tokyo Main Library of the National Diet Library, Kansai-kanNew Window
Medium Paper
Copies 6 pages
Reference No. t1947091600101
Reference & Information Follow the instruction at the National Diet Library (Or, access "the National Diet Library Digital Collection" on-line)
Notes The "Hydrographic Book" contains detailed information about maritime meteorology, hydrographic phenomena, course determining methods, and the conditions of ports and coastlines. It should be used with nautical charts and act as a supplemental resource.