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Guardian of the Sea of Japan; "Nagara", on patrol again today (Nihonkai Shimbun)

Each patrol lasts for one or two weeks. Except for the terms of special holidays for patrol guards returning to their base ports of Maizuru, Sakai, Hamada, Moji and other ports, they have to work all year round, including New Year's and the Bon festival. They repeatedly set out on special patrols to Oki, Takeshima, Iki and Tsushima Islands, and even as far as the sea area of Jeju, literally special patrolling around the Syngman Rhee Line.

Document title Guardian of the Sea of Japan; "Nagara", on patrol again today (Nihonkai Shimbun)
Date created (Western calendar) January 12, 1954
Date created (Japanese era) January 12, Showa 29
Author(s) / Editor(s)
Publisher Nihonkai Shimbun Company
Name of publication Nihonkai Shimbun
Content An article reporting patrol activity by patrol vessels of the Maritime Security Agency (present-day Japan Coast Guard), together with a photograph of Nishi-jima Island (present-day O-jima), the western island of Takeshima, beyond the stern deck of "Nagara."
Language Japanese
Public access Open
Repository Yonago City Library (Japanese Only)New Window
Medium Paper
Copies 1 page
Reference No. T1954011200102
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