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		<title>By: The Search for the Grunion Blog &#187; Status Report January 12th</title>
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		<description>[...] Yutaka brought some remarkable models, one made by Motoyuki Iwashige, of the Kano Maru which is truly amazing. [...]</description>
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The story of Kano-maru

Kano-maru (*), a former passenger liner connecting Kobe-Marseilles- New York was hired and joined 5th fleet, which covered North Pacific stationing mainly at Shimushu Krill Islands. 
She loading 1300cubicmeters construction materials at Osaka, 4 daihatus (landing vessels) at Ujina, construction materials at Maizuru and a scout plane at Ominato left for Shimushu escorted by Ishigaki.
On 27 July 1942 She arrived at Attu and then sailed for Kiska escorted by anti-sub boat 26 by turn. It was informed that US subs were active around Kiska even though the number was not so large because on 5 July a single US sub (believed to be Glower) destroyed Arare, a second class destroyer and damaged Kasumi and Shiranui. 
US sub (believed to be Grunion) also destroyed anti-sub boat 25 and 27 on 10 July. This boat with the remaining 10 torpedos met Kano-maru on 31 July. 
It fogged densely. She was parted with anti-sub 26 and lost the location. However, according to astronomical she was proceeding to Kiska by 15 knot after the weather improved. 
All of a sudden, 2 torpedo tracks were found. One hit the starboard with the loss of generator and radio and the other escaped. It happened at 5:47. Then, a watchman found a periscope moving from the starboard bow toward the starboard astern. 
Kano-maru was only equipped with two 3-inch guns and machineguns. However, guns were obsolete with 40 caliber imitated from 1880s type British Armstrong. 
Her guns and machineguns fired toward an unidentified target below the surface, resulting in the waste of 80 shells. 
At 5:57 one torpedo track was found but escaped below the bottom. She drifted, already unable to control and tried to pull the scout plane down desperately in the hope to rescue it as well as to expel the sub by it. However the plane failed to ignite the engine because of lack of a ship crew. 
At 6:07 the US sub torpedoed another three in confidence of victory. One escaped but the other two hit the portside. This must mean the loss of Kano-maru and her all crew. They all were ready for the destiny. However, nothing happened. These two were duds.
It was not known why the US sub approached to Kano-maru 400 meters. This was probably because the captain was frustrated with the result. 
The submarine appeared on the surface with her conning tower whipping. Kano-maruâ€™s 3-inch gun reacted quickly and fourth shot hit the top of the conning tower. All crews cheered up seeing the conning tower sinking with sound of whirling and then hearing the subdued crash. 
Shortly after this the seaplanes, cable-layer Ukishima and anti-sub boat 26 approached her and a freighter, Kikukawa-maru towed her to Kiska on 2 August. However, her luck did not last long. On 15 September she was air-raided and hit her bottom during her repairs. She was abandoned all. (**)

(*) Owned by Kokusai Kisen (International Steamers). 8572 gross ton.
She had been renowned for her beautiful appearance. It was noted that Prince Takamatsu (brother of Emperor) reproached Nagano, Chief of Navy General Staff saying, â€œThe planning is wrong, the means (hiring private passenger liner, Kano-maru) is wrong and the war (against US) is wrongâ€. Nagano was permitted to leave without taking any order.
(**)Above this was based on â€œSubmarine Attackâ€ written by Kimata Jiro published by Kojinsha, Tokyo. The important points he picked up were confirmed by documents available in the Institute of the self-defense force of Japan and reports written by Captain Aiura Seiichi. His name was also identified by the list of 33rd naval cadet, as one of 171 graduates in November of 38th year of meiji emperor. He was supervisor of Kano-maru dispatched by Navy during this fight.</description>
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<p>Kano-maru (*), a former passenger liner connecting Kobe-Marseilles- New York was hired and joined 5th fleet, which covered North Pacific stationing mainly at Shimushu Krill Islands.<br />
She loading 1300cubicmeters construction materials at Osaka, 4 daihatus (landing vessels) at Ujina, construction materials at Maizuru and a scout plane at Ominato left for Shimushu escorted by Ishigaki.<br />
On 27 July 1942 She arrived at Attu and then sailed for Kiska escorted by anti-sub boat 26 by turn. It was informed that US subs were active around Kiska even though the number was not so large because on 5 July a single US sub (believed to be Glower) destroyed Arare, a second class destroyer and damaged Kasumi and Shiranui.<br />
US sub (believed to be Grunion) also destroyed anti-sub boat 25 and 27 on 10 July. This boat with the remaining 10 torpedos met Kano-maru on 31 July.<br />
It fogged densely. She was parted with anti-sub 26 and lost the location. However, according to astronomical she was proceeding to Kiska by 15 knot after the weather improved.<br />
All of a sudden, 2 torpedo tracks were found. One hit the starboard with the loss of generator and radio and the other escaped. It happened at 5:47. Then, a watchman found a periscope moving from the starboard bow toward the starboard astern.<br />
Kano-maru was only equipped with two 3-inch guns and machineguns. However, guns were obsolete with 40 caliber imitated from 1880s type British Armstrong.<br />
Her guns and machineguns fired toward an unidentified target below the surface, resulting in the waste of 80 shells.<br />
At 5:57 one torpedo track was found but escaped below the bottom. She drifted, already unable to control and tried to pull the scout plane down desperately in the hope to rescue it as well as to expel the sub by it. However the plane failed to ignite the engine because of lack of a ship crew.<br />
At 6:07 the US sub torpedoed another three in confidence of victory. One escaped but the other two hit the portside. This must mean the loss of Kano-maru and her all crew. They all were ready for the destiny. However, nothing happened. These two were duds.<br />
It was not known why the US sub approached to Kano-maru 400 meters. This was probably because the captain was frustrated with the result.<br />
The submarine appeared on the surface with her conning tower whipping. Kano-maruâ€™s 3-inch gun reacted quickly and fourth shot hit the top of the conning tower. All crews cheered up seeing the conning tower sinking with sound of whirling and then hearing the subdued crash.<br />
Shortly after this the seaplanes, cable-layer Ukishima and anti-sub boat 26 approached her and a freighter, Kikukawa-maru towed her to Kiska on 2 August. However, her luck did not last long. On 15 September she was air-raided and hit her bottom during her repairs. She was abandoned all. (**)</p>
<p>(*) Owned by Kokusai Kisen (International Steamers). 8572 gross ton.<br />
She had been renowned for her beautiful appearance. It was noted that Prince Takamatsu (brother of Emperor) reproached Nagano, Chief of Navy General Staff saying, â€œThe planning is wrong, the means (hiring private passenger liner, Kano-maru) is wrong and the war (against US) is wrongâ€. Nagano was permitted to leave without taking any order.<br />
(**)Above this was based on â€œSubmarine Attackâ€ written by Kimata Jiro published by Kojinsha, Tokyo. The important points he picked up were confirmed by documents available in the Institute of the self-defense force of Japan and reports written by Captain Aiura Seiichi. His name was also identified by the list of 33rd naval cadet, as one of 171 graduates in November of 38th year of meiji emperor. He was supervisor of Kano-maru dispatched by Navy during this fight.</p>
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		<title>By: pete</title>
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		<dc:creator>pete</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 22 Sep 2007 01:38:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>* Kano circle KANO MARU (1934)


Kano circle Kano Maru
With the Komaki circle it was planned for string growth route reinforcement. With the commission of the mother ship åœ‹ occasion as for string growth regular service of the steam ship the ship's assignment of 4 week 1 time became possible.
Kano circular KANO MARU 39657/JRNJ freighter 6,940G/T
Lpp: 137.16 B: 18.59 D: 12.22 m main engine D) Mitsubishi sulzer 7,600/8,350PS 17/18.7kt
Start of work: 1932.12.17 Launching: 1933.9.16 Completion: 1934.8.10 Manufacturer: Inlet celebration dock corporation (inlet celebration) Sno.386
Owner of the ship: åœ‹ occasion to be towed by navigation failure and the Kikukawa circle the steam ship corporation (Tokyo) the Kano circular KANO MARU â†’1942.7.31 (Showa 17) immediately before the entering port, American potentiality GRUNION (SS-216) by torpedo attack in the [kisuka] island, August 1st entry into port. After lowering the load, hull abandonment

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>* Kano circle KANO MARU (1934)</p>
<p>Kano circle Kano Maru<br />
With the Komaki circle it was planned for string growth route reinforcement. With the commission of the mother ship åœ‹ occasion as for string growth regular service of the steam ship the ship&#8217;s assignment of 4 week 1 time became possible.<br />
Kano circular KANO MARU 39657/JRNJ freighter 6,940G/T<br />
Lpp: 137.16 B: 18.59 D: 12.22 m main engine D) Mitsubishi sulzer 7,600/8,350PS 17/18.7kt<br />
Start of work: 1932.12.17 Launching: 1933.9.16 Completion: 1934.8.10 Manufacturer: Inlet celebration dock corporation (inlet celebration) Sno.386<br />
Owner of the ship: åœ‹ occasion to be towed by navigation failure and the Kikukawa circle the steam ship corporation (Tokyo) the Kano circular KANO MARU â†’1942.7.31 (Showa 17) immediately before the entering port, American potentiality GRUNION (SS-216) by torpedo attack in the [kisuka] island, August 1st entry into port. After lowering the load, hull abandonment</p>
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		<title>By: Yutaka Iwasaki</title>
		<link>http://ussgrunion.com/blog/2006/07/16/the-kano-maru/comment-page-1/#comment-995</link>
		<dc:creator>Yutaka Iwasaki</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Nov 2006 13:39:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>My friend Motoyuki Iwashige built 1/700 Kano Maru model.
You can see it on his homepege.

http://ww6.enjoy.ne.jp/~iwashige/manager.htm
http://ww6.enjoy.ne.jp/~iwashige/o-k23.jpg

See 8cm cannon on the forecastle and two seaplane, Jake and Rufe. 
Iwashige reproduced Kano Maru as she was at July 31, 1942.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My friend Motoyuki Iwashige built 1/700 Kano Maru model.<br />
You can see it on his homepege.</p>
<p><a href="http://ww6.enjoy.ne.jp/~iwashige/manager.htm" rel="nofollow">http://ww6.enjoy.ne.jp/~iwashige/manager.htm</a><br />
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<p>See 8cm cannon on the forecastle and two seaplane, Jake and Rufe.<br />
Iwashige reproduced Kano Maru as she was at July 31, 1942.</p>
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