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Kainan Maru (開南丸) was a converted fishing boat that was used as the expedition vessel during the Japanese Antarctic Expedition of 1910 to 1912. Substantially smaller than other expedition ships of the era, and with seriously underpowered auxiliary engines, she nevertheless completed a journey of some 50,000 km (31,000 miles). After a false start in the southern summer of 1910–11, she entered the Ross Sea in January 1912 and landed a party on the Great Ice Barrier. While this party engaged in a southern march, Kainan Maru went to King Edward VII Land, where another party carried out survey and scientific work. The expedition returned to Japan with great acclaim in June 1912. However, it was quickly forgotten; Kainan Maru reverted to work as a fishing boat, and its subsequent career and fate

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rdfs:label	Kainan Maru (fr) Kainan Maru (Antarctic expedition ship) (en) 開南丸 (ja) 開南丸 (zh)
rdfs:comment	開南丸（かいなんまる）は、白瀬矗の南極探検に使用された木造帆船。命名は、東郷平八郎による。船主旗の図案は三宅雪嶺の考案。 (ja) 開南丸（日语：開南丸）是日本探險家白瀨矗於日本南極遠征時所搭乘的木造帆船。船隻是由當時的海軍元帥東鄉平八郎所命名。。 (zh) Kainan Maru (開南丸) was a converted fishing boat that was used as the expedition vessel during the Japanese Antarctic Expedition of 1910 to 1912. Substantially smaller than other expedition ships of the era, and with seriously underpowered auxiliary engines, she nevertheless completed a journey of some 50,000 km (31,000 miles). After a false start in the southern summer of 1910–11, she entered the Ross Sea in January 1912 and landed a party on the Great Ice Barrier. While this party engaged in a southern march, Kainan Maru went to King Edward VII Land, where another party carried out survey and scientific work. The expedition returned to Japan with great acclaim in June 1912. However, it was quickly forgotten; Kainan Maru reverted to work as a fishing boat, and its subsequent career and fate (en) Le Kainan Maru (開南丸) est un bateau de pêche japonais converti en navire d'expédition polaire. Il est utilisé lors de l'expédition antarctique japonaise (1910-1912) de Shirase Nobu. Considérablement plus petit que les autres navires d'expédition de l'époque, et avec des moteurs auxiliaires sérieusement sous-alimentés, il termine néanmoins un voyage d'environ 50 000 kilomètres. Après un faux départ au cours de l'été austral 1910–1911, la bateau atteint la mer de Ross en janvier 1912 et débarque un groupe d'hommes sur la grande barrière de glace. Alors que ce groupe s'engage dans une marche vers le Sud, le Kainan Maru longe la terre du Roi-Édouard-VII où un autre groupe effectue des levés et des travaux scientifiques. L'expédition revient au Japon avec les honneurs en juin 1912. Cependant, el (fr)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	History of the Ross Dependency Bay of Whales Ross Sea Exploration ships Roald Amundsen Robert Falcon Scott United States Army Air Forces Antarctic expeditions 1911 in science 1912 in science Expeditions from Japan List of Antarctic exploration ships from the Heroic Age, 1897–1922 Shirase Nobu Ōkuma Shigenobu South Pole 1909 ships 1912 in Antarctica 1911 in Antarctica Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration Tōgō Heihachirō Wellington Amundsen's South Pole expedition Edgeworth David Fram (ship) Barquentine Nimrod Expedition King Edward VII Land Japanese Antarctic Expedition Terra Nova Expedition Barques Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration Okuma Bay Port Jackson Gross register tonnage Ross Ice Shelf Schooner Gulf of Tonkin
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx%3F136827 http://press-files.anu.edu.au/downloads/press/p316261/pdf/Nankyoku-no-kyoku-The-cultural-life-of-the-Shirase-Antarctic-Expedition-1910%E2%80%9312.pdf https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21228440-900-scott-amundsen-and-nobu-shirase/
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Ship country	Japan (en)
Ship fate	Unknown (en)
Ship launched	1909 (xsd:integer)
Ship owner	Unknown, then Ōkuma Shigenobu, then unknown (en)
Ship propulsion	Coal fired (en)
Ship type	Barquentine
has abstract	Kainan Maru (開南丸) was a converted fishing boat that was used as the expedition vessel during the Japanese Antarctic Expedition of 1910 to 1912. Substantially smaller than other expedition ships of the era, and with seriously underpowered auxiliary engines, she nevertheless completed a journey of some 50,000 km (31,000 miles). After a false start in the southern summer of 1910–11, she entered the Ross Sea in January 1912 and landed a party on the Great Ice Barrier. While this party engaged in a southern march, Kainan Maru went to King Edward VII Land, where another party carried out survey and scientific work. The expedition returned to Japan with great acclaim in June 1912. However, it was quickly forgotten; Kainan Maru reverted to work as a fishing boat, and its subsequent career and fate remain unknown. (en) Le Kainan Maru (開南丸) est un bateau de pêche japonais converti en navire d'expédition polaire. Il est utilisé lors de l'expédition antarctique japonaise (1910-1912) de Shirase Nobu. Considérablement plus petit que les autres navires d'expédition de l'époque, et avec des moteurs auxiliaires sérieusement sous-alimentés, il termine néanmoins un voyage d'environ 50 000 kilomètres. Après un faux départ au cours de l'été austral 1910–1911, la bateau atteint la mer de Ross en janvier 1912 et débarque un groupe d'hommes sur la grande barrière de glace. Alors que ce groupe s'engage dans une marche vers le Sud, le Kainan Maru longe la terre du Roi-Édouard-VII où un autre groupe effectue des levés et des travaux scientifiques. L'expédition revient au Japon avec les honneurs en juin 1912. Cependant, elle est vite oubliée et le Kainan Maru est réutilisé comme bateau de pêche, et sa carrière et son sort ultérieurs restent inconnus. * Portail du monde maritime * Portail du Japon * Portail de l’Antarctique (fr)

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