The Japanese warship , she was forced to flee ahead of the Imperial Navy. She was then the flagship of the rebel navy during the
In the late Meiji Era,
External links
* [http://page.freett.com/sukechika/ship/ship02.html##kaiten Bakufu Kaigun]
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