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English: A drawing of the warship Shohei Maru. Light color paper, height 37.5, width 54.5 cm. The Japanese flag was hoisted so as not to be mistaken for a ship belonging to the Western powers.
日本語: 昇平丸絵図(しょうへいまるえず)軍艦。紙本淡彩 縦37.5 横54.5cm。 欧米列強の船に間違われない ように、日の丸を掲げた。
Date
English: Late Edo period, 19th century. Some sources say 1855.
日本語: 江戸時代後期 19世紀。
Source
English: Matsudaira Bunko (kept by Fukui Prefectural Library)
日本語: 松平文庫(福井県立図書館保管)
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