Nautical Japan (English)
Geobukseon Crossing Han River
Geobukseon was the battle ship that defeated Japan. Now, the rplica is crossing Han river where North and South Korea is divided.
English Site Coming Soon!
I have just added the Nautical News Section to my web-page. It is a part of my Japanese Web-Site, but soon it will be a separate English site. I realized that it might be a better idea to provide the news now.
Due to incerase in intereste regarding Nautical/Maritime Archaeology of Japan, I will be creating the web-site (written in English) about the Nautical Archaeology of Japan and East Asia.
It seems like there are no information about this topic written in Wrestern Language....
Information About this site
Thank you very much for visiting the Site. This site is dedicated to promote understanding of Nautical/maritime Archaeology in Japan. At this point, there is no support for English language. The main theme of the site is to introduce theory, projects, and other information about the nautical/maritime archaeology world wide to the Japanes public.
The study of nautical/maritime archaeology is not a viable field in Japan, yet. With more information available, this would change. Thefore, I am requesting to publish your project reports, web-sites, and works relating to the field via my site. With your help, we can together make the study of maritime culture and history more well-known in Japan.
I believe this would lead to a development of the new field in Japan. This new study can provide a valuable information about the seafaring tradition of East Asia, which we know so little about. Please support our effort to promote the nautical/maritime archaeology in East Asia.
Please feel free to contact me
Thank you very much
April 1. 2005
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