扶桑 (初代)
1. Japanese ironclad FusōJapanese ironclad Fusō was an ironclad warship of the early Imperial Japanese Navy. She was built by the Samuda Brothers at Cubitt Town, London, England, and commissioned in January 1878. She was the first armored warship to be built for the Imperial Japanese Navy in England (the previous one, the Ryūjō, had been built in Scotland). Tōgō Heihachirō, later a prominent Japanese admiral, supervised its construction. It should not be confused with the later (1914-era) dreadnought battleship Fusō.
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