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So, Asian people can unite but I think this kind of topic would not be popular with the old Allies.

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Thanks a lot Shinpachi-san. That tune is going to be stuck in my mind for a least a week!
Catchier than the Battleship March, though.
Sorry to tell but Myanmar's National Army song comes from IJN's Gunkan March (Battleship March) :D
 
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Based on the Anti-Comintern Protocol signed between Japan, Italy and Germany in Rome on November 6, 1937, Italian Fascist Goodwill Mission led by Marquis Giacomo Paulucci visited Tokyo from March 19, 1938 for a month. Italian light cruiser Raimondo Montecuccoli also entered Kobe on April 10. A series of these photos show enthusiastic welcome by the Japanese people at the time.

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Aussies sayin' HI!

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G'day mate! The officer is saying "Right, put the bloody camera away, mate, there's beers in the mess tent..."
 
Italian light cruiser Raimondo Montecuccoli

Excellent. Name ship of the third group of Condottieri Class cruisers (of which there were 12 completed of five groups, the sixth group ships were not finished), the ship had a long career, being converted into a cadet training ship after the war and was eventually scrapped, with components surviving in a park near Perugia, Italy.

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His appearance looks an officer but rank is private first class.
He would have been a civilian for a long time till enlisted.
He was lucky to survive.
 
Japan's another anti-comintern ally Nazi Germany sent the Condor aircraft as a goodwill mission from Berlin to Tokyo on November 28, 1938. She flew for two days via Basra and Hanoi and arrived at the Tachikawa airfield, Tokyo on the 30th.

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At Tachikawa
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Crews welcomed by German citizens in Tokyo
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Japanese goodwill mission Takarazuka Revue girls who happened to visit Berlin had a chance to get aboard the Condor for Rome. Photo shows girls receive service in a bus.
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His Highness Prince Chichibu (Hirohito's younger brother) shakes hands with Captain Henke and his crew
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The Condor had ditched offshore Manila on her way back to Berlin on December 6. All crew rescured.
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Ditched Condor.
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Based on the Anti-Comintern Protocol signed between Japan, Italy and Germany in Rome on November 6, 1937, Italian Fascist Goodwill Mission led by Marquis Giacomo Paulucci visited Tokyo from March 19, 1938 for a month. Italian light cruiser Raimondo Montecuccoli also entered Kobe on April 10. A series of these photos show enthusiastic welcome by the Japanese people at the time.

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Shinpachi-san, can you give any information about the make-ups of two ladies in Kimono, in 5th photo from above?
 

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