Japanese warship Moshun

Japanese warship Moshun

The Japanese warship Moshun (孟春) was a warship of the Imperial forces during the Boshin war in Japan in 1868. She first participated to the Naval Battle of Miyako.

Build in England, she had been acquired by the fief of Saga, and then transferred on June 3 1868 to the forces of the new Meiji government.

She rated 357 tons and was equipped with 2 cannons.


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