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"JS Kurama DDH-144"
She is the 2nd ship of the Shirane-type DDH. With the commissioning of "KAGA", she was regrettably removed from service by her fans. In her 36 years of service, she served as a reviewer 4 times at the fleet review ceremonies and sailed 942,760.2nautical miles.
I'm currently working on my second art book. This is a draft of the cover design. It's just an idea, so the details may change. The Shinano is the most likely candidate for the cover. The total number of works in the book should be about 70 (lJN, JMSDF, and foreign ships).
For the first giclee reproduction of a IJN warship, I am considering "Steel Fortress of the Sea -HIJMS Musashi 2604-". It will be numbered and autographed as well.
I'll let you know when we decide on the release of reproductions of my works.
#IJNMusashi #HIJMSMusashi #Musashi
It has been 79 years since the Battle of Midway. It was a turning point in the war between Japan and the US, and 79 years ago yesterday and today, 4 of Japan's aircraft carriers were lost at once. They are Akagi, Kaga, Hiryu and Soryu.
Unfortunately, I couldn't finish my pencil drawing of "Asama" in time for today, the Navy Day.
I just finished the drawing, so I won't be able to show it off until tomorrow. But I'm happy that I was able to put the date 5.27, the Navy Day, on the signature!
"The First Fleet on the attack 2565.5.27"
“Enemy fleet sighted alarm, Combined fleet to sortie, attack, weather clear but waves rough”
This drawing shows the 1st fleet plowing through the waves. From the van are Mikasa, Shikishima, Fuji, Asahi, Kasuga, Nisshin, and Tatsuta.