The Final Moments of Hiryu at the Battle of Midway: https://youtu.be/95dVOq1baqw?si=_ix7c51AZDgHwkz9

Step back in time with this rare collectible from the Imperial Japanese Navy’s aircraft carrier, Hiryu. Launched on November 16, 1937, at Yokosuka Naval Arsenal, Hiryu, meaning “Flying Dragon” in English, played a pivotal role in World War II, notably in the attack on Pearl Harbor and its valiant end at the Battle of Midway.

This commemorative sweet dish, crafted to mark Hiryu’s launch, bears the inscription “Aircraft Carrier Hiryu Launching Ceremony, November 16, 1937, Yokosuka Naval Arsenal” in Japanese. It features a dragon design on its lid, symbolizing the ship’s name. The Hiryu, equipped with Zero fighters, made a significant mark in history before its demise in June 1942 during the Battle of Midway.

This item was exclusively distributed to ceremony attendees, making it a rare and highly valuable collectible. Enhance your collection with this artifact from a carrier that witnessed critical moments of WWII. A must-have for military historians and collectors alike.