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	Kaiten Memorial Museum
		The Kaiten Memorial Museum opened in 1968 at the site of the original kaiten base on Otsushima Island, and the museum facilities were renovated in 1998.
		The reason for the kaiten, in the words of one pilot who later died in training, are read by the narrator, "There was no other way but to use this type of weapon to counter imminent defeat.
		However, the film has a man, who trained as a kaiten pilot, explaining that the kaiten was the "most efficient" weapon since the manned torpedo was more successful than the suicide air attacks that only hit one in ten targets.
	wgordon.web.wesleyan.edu /kamikaze/museums/kaiten/index.htm (1002 words)

	Kamikaze Submarine
		The Japanese word "kaiten" literally means "sky change," with the implication that the Navy hoped this new weapon would bring about a radical reversal in the course of the war when Japan was suffering continuing losses.
		The Naval General Staff approved the development of the kaiten in February 1944 on the condition it not be used as a suicide weapon.
		In order that kaiten pilots would not have a tendency to look behind them as they approached their final mission, only men with a minimum of family responsibilities were selected out of the many young Navy men who volunteered.
	wgordon.web.wesleyan.edu /kamikaze/books/personal/yokota/index.htm (1217 words)

	Kaiten - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Kaiten (Japanese:回天, translated "Change the World" or "Reverse the Destiny") was a torpedo modified as a suicide weapon, and used by the Imperial Japanese Navy in the final stages of the Second World War.
		The only sinkings achieved by kaiten attacks were the tanker USS Mississinewa on November 20, 1944, and the USS Underhill on July 24, 1945.
		All kaitens were designed to be launched from either the deck of a surface ship or the deck of a submerged submarine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kaiten (678 words)

	Kaiten Suicide Submarines
		The kaiten was aptly described by Theodore Cook as "not so much a ship as an insertion of a human being into a very large torpedo." The guts of the beast was a standard Type-93 24" torpedo, with the mid-section elongated to create the pilot's space.
		The kaitens would close to tactical range, come to periscope depth for a brief re-targeting at around 1000 meters, make course corrections, and then dive and run at the calculated position of the target until a hit was obtained.
		It is thought that many kaiten pilots, having reached the end of their fuel, and finding themselves alone in the wide expanse of the open ocean, probably self-detonated rather than face the lingering deaths that otherwise awaited them.
	www.combinedfleet.com /kaiten.htm (1353 words)

	USS Bowfin - Kaiten
		The design of the Japanese Kaiten was originally based on the highly successful surfaced-launched Type 93 "Long Lance" torpedo.
		An escape hatch was not provided for Kaiten built late in the war, and in any case, no pilot is known to have attempted to escape from his speeding torpedo as it approached its target.
		Kaiten were carried piggyback aboard mother submarines, and possibly aboard a few surface ships adapted for that purpose.
	www.bowfin.org /website/about_park/outdoor_exhibits/kaiten/kaiten.htm (243 words)

	mi-reporter.com - Cuisine on a conveyor belt at Blue C Sushi - Island entrepreneur opens `kaiten' sushi restaurant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Kaiten sushi restaurants were the brainchild of Yoshiaki Shiraishi, who developed the idea in 1958 after watching beer bottles being filled and capped on a conveyor belt.
		But Allard describes the ambiance of those kaitens as ``cafeteria-like.'' Though they are successful, Allard said they don't have the sparkling, fun environment he feels he's created at Blue C. ``We want the food to make you happy, the music to make you happy, the environment to make you happy,'' said Allard.
		Each kaiten sushi restaurant that Allard and his co-founders open will have a mural painted by artists that depicts the local scenes and some of the unique landmarks that the town possesses.
	www.mi-reporter.com /sited/story/html/142308 (1040 words)

	daxiang: Date Night: Kaiten Sushi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)*
		Kaiten sushi was popular in Singapore when I first started eating sushi.
		But yes, kaiten sushi is all about the "fun" of it all.
		The only kaiten sushi we have here is Genki Sushi, and I never realized that that style of presentation would have its own name.
	www.stefmike.org /mt-archives/001421.html (399 words)

	Japanese Kaiten Suicide Submarine
		The Kaiten was a modified Long Lance Torpedo (with provision for one crew member) launched from a mother sub which carried up to 6 Kaitens for Kamikaze suicide attacks.
		It was a collision with a Kaiten that caused the destruction of Destroyer Escort (the USS Underhill DE-682) like my dad's (the USS Bangust DE-739), the 3300lb warhead blowing the ship in two.
		This MK II Kaiten was 55' long by 4'6" in diameter and had a top speed of 40 knots with a range of 83 miles at 20 knots.
	www.williammaloney.com /Dad/WWII/SubmarineLing/KaitenSuicideSubmarine/index.htm (257 words)

	Japanese Navy Ship Types--Kaiten type Human Torpedoes
		"Kaiten" type human torpedoes were the first Japanese "Special Attack" weapons, vehicles whose operational use involved the certain death of the crew, though their first successful employment followed that of the "Kamikaze" suicide aircraft by about a month.
		The "Kaiten's " immense 3400-pound explosive warhead, more than three times the size of the Type 93 torpedo's original (and very effective) warhead, was capable of producing catastrophic damage in the target ship.
		On 20 November 1944, a submarine-launched "Kaiten" penetrated the U.S. anchorage at Ulithi, in the Caroline Islands, and sank the oiler USS Mississinewa (AO-59).
	www.history.navy.mil /photos/sh-fornv/japan/japtp-ss/kaiten.htm (788 words)

	Could Naruto learn Hakkeshou kaiten? - Page 4 - AnimeSuki Forum
		Kaiten could theoretically copied by another ninja since it is just chakra being expelled from the body and spinning, just never used effectively.
		Kaiten is a technique in which a set amount of chakra is expelled simultaneously from every tenketsu in the body, coupled with a spin.
		Kaiten builds upon the foundations of Jyuuken (absolute chakra control and tenketsus) and so a non-Hyuuga would need to study Jyuuken for months -- a style he would never be able to use very effectively -- for one move.
	forums.animesuki.com /showthread.php?t=36535&page=4 (4941 words)

	Kaiten Information
		During her brief conventional career,I-53 participated in operation "A-Go", being assigned a patrol area north of the Admiralty Islands, in May 1944.She was assigned sentry duty east of the Marianas, in mid-June 1944, and did not contribute to the Philippine Sea Battle.
		Commander Oba (Etajima class of 1935), had previously commanded RO-105, RO-49, I-162, and latest of all, I-53.Under his command, I-53 took part in the second Kaiten mission, "Kongo." She was unable to launch any of the four kaitens she carried and was forced to return to Japan with her disappointed crew.
		The Underhill also apparently rammed and sank at least one other of the attacking kaitens However, shortly thereafter, at 1515 hours her luck ran out and she was struck by a third suicide craft, which rammed home on the starboard bow just forward of Engine Room #1.The results were catastrophic.
	www.ussunderhill.org /html/kaiten_information.html (764 words)

	The BentProp Project
		Of these five Kaitens, one hit the reef and exploded, another foundered outside the reef and was sunk by aircraft, and the USS Case, at the entrance to Mugai Channel, rammed a third.
		While many feel the 'successful' Kaiten was from I-36, based on our observations of the location and orientation of the USS Mississinewa, the sinking is more consistent with an attack from an I-47-launched suicide sub.
		Interestingly, his Kaiten was the only one to sink a US Navy vessel by itself; a subsequent attack in the Philippines on the USS Underhill damaged, but did not sink, that ship - it was later sunk by "friendly fire" due to the extensive damage incurred from that Kaiten.
	www.bentprop.org /mis/mis03.htm (608 words)

	Imperial Submarines
		The "Tatara" kaiten Group is formed of the I-44, -47, -53, -56 and the I-58.
		Fittings for carrying two more kaitens are also added and she is equipped with a snorkel.
		The I-53 is in the "Tamon" kaiten group with the I-47, -58, -363, -366 and the I-367.
	www.combinedfleet.com /I-53.htm (968 words)

	Is it possible for naruto to learn kaiten with using kyuubi's chakra or something... - Naruto Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Is it possible for naruto to learn kaiten with using kyuubi's chakra or something...
		Kaiten is a bloodlineabiliy used with the byakugan.
		true...lol..like the fight between naruto and neji....when naruto with kyuubi's chakra throws shurikens and neji uses kaiten....when he is about to finish kaiten they show him spinning clearly...but still it looks cool.....wish i could do it....
	forums.narutofan.com /showthread.php?t=5854 (1019 words)

	Historic Naval Ships Visitors Guide - Japanese Kaiten (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Kaitens were deployed from November 1944, to the end of WW II.
		On a submarine deployment, the crew entered the Kaiten from the lower hatch under its belly.
		At approximately 8300 yards, the Kaiten was launched and cruised at periscope depth.
	www.hnsa.org /ships/kaitennj.htm (111 words)

	Azuma Kaiten Sushi Bar \| Restaurants \| The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper
		We could have ordered from the menu, but I wanted to try out the interactive hunting-gathering that is kaiten sushi, which is sushi that arrives via a long, snaky conveyor belt on its way around the asymmetrical sushi bar.
		So I took Grumpy down the street for a few strong drinks at the Dynasty Room in the Four Seas Restaurant, after which he was less grumpy and I was starving.
		Kaiten sushi (kaiten means "revolving") is the affordable-sushi phenomenon that began in Osaka in, depending on your source, the late 1950s or the mid 1970s.
	www.thestranger.com /seattle/Content?oid=11668 (403 words)

	CERT Incident Note IN-2001-13: "Kaiten" Malicious Code Installed by Exploiting Null Default Passwords in Microsoft SQL ...
		Once the "Kaiten" code has begun execution on the victim system, it connects to an IRC server (on port 6667/tcp or 6669/tcp, according to reports received by the CERT/CC) to await further commands from the attacker.
		With "Kaiten," ingress filtering of port 1433/tcp could prevent attackers outside of your network from scanning or infecting vulnerable MS-SQL servers in the local network that are not explicitly authorized to provide public SQL services.
		In the case of "Kaiten," employing egress filtering on the standard IRC ports (6660-6669/tcp) at your network border can help prevent systems on your network from being controlled by remote attackers via IRC.
	www.cert.org /incident_notes/IN-2001-13.html (1014 words)

	Avalanche Press
		The Kaiten Type 1 was simply a Type 93 24-inch oxygen-fueled torpedo (the famous “Long Lance”) cut in half, with a new section inserted in the middle to carry the pilot.
		It’s not known how many Kaiten were launched unsuccessfully during the last two years of the war, but the success ratio appears to have been vanishingly small.
		It’s harder to get a hit with a Kaiten than with a conventional torpedo in the game, but if one does connect, the results are far more devastating than a torpedo hit.
	www.avalanchepress.com /SuicideSubs.php (863 words)

	Kaiten Nage - Soto
		Soto-based responses correspond directly to the tactical redundancy one is seeking to achieve by coordinating one’s Angle of Deflection with one’s Angle of Deviation.
		Hence, soto-based movements are very much akin to things like inward parries, etc. Kaiten Nage are explorations in transferring a given inertia along a curvilinear path of action.
		As with all Aikido waza, continuous motion is a necessity in Kaiten Nage.
	www.senshincenter.com /pages/vids/kaitennage.html (238 words)

	Could Naruto learn Hakkeshou kaiten? - Page 5 - AnimeSuki Forum
		In the case of the Kaiten to emit simultaneously from all 361 Tenketsu a large and balanced amount of chakra to create a barrier.
		With the Kaiten should be the same, The Hyugas takes X amaount of Years Practicing the Jyuken, once they have mastered this, I guess what they want to do is try and expand they use of Jyuken, meaning the part of the body were they can release Chakra.
		One thing is that It seems that doing Kaiten is not that easy either, and the Person who can reach this, was not just because he mastered the Jyuken.
	forums.animesuki.com /showthread.php?t=36535&page=5 (3727 words)

	Could Naruto learn Hakkeshou kaiten? - AnimeSuki Forum
		In the Manga he (Naruto) already did something similair to Kaiten with his chakra...Kabuto was blown away like he got hit from a Hyuuga's Kaiten.
		But it was said that even for Jounins it is very difficult to expel small amount of Chakra from their hands, doing it so from their entire body (in Big Amounts), it is practicable impossible to do, except for the Hyugas.Who has, not a large amount of chakra to do so, but excellent Chakra control.
		Byakugen allows you to see all around yourself, and specializes in repeling attacks one wouldnt ordinarily be able to dodge (like a massive attack from all sides) at the expense of massive amounts of chakra.
	forums.animesuki.com /showthread.php?t=36535&page=4 (2784 words)

	Conveyor-belt sushi is making the rounds in the Seattle area
		Known as conveyor-belt, rotation or revolving sushi, Kaiten sushi isn't new to the area -- Marinepolis Sushi Land has successfully operated in Bellevue since 1999; Azuma Kaiten Sushi Bar opened and closed in the International District last year.
		But with a new, toy train-driven Kaiten sushi restaurant called Sushi Express newly opened on the Ave in the University District (5000 University Way N.E.) last month, and a newer, bigger, better branch of Marinepolis Sushi Land schedule to premiere near Seattle Center in Queen Anne next week, that may change.
		Which is to say: Most of the meal involves counter or self-service, but if you like the food and enjoyed the experience, feel free to create goodwill with a 10- to 15-percent gratuity.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /food/124839_dine04.html (893 words)

	Historic Naval Ships Visitors Guide - Japanese Kaiten (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		An escape hatch was not provided for Kaitens built late in the war, and, in any case, no pilot is known to have attempted to escape from his speeding torpedo as it approached its target (Carpenter and Polmar, Submarines of the Imperial Japanese Navy, p.
		At least three could be carried at a time on one mother sub and according to Carpenter and Polmar, some I-boats carried as many as six Kaitens (p.59).
		In the Japanese human torpedo program, eight mother submarines and almost 900 lives were lost.
	www.maritime.org /hnsa-kaiten.htm (251 words)

	Kaiten: Offensive Capability - Naruto Forums
		Everyone knows that it is mainly to protect his blind spot, but could he possibly catch kunai and chuck them back, or maybe grab someone and spin then smash them into the ground.
		I doubt you could control where the kunai are thrown, but the Kaiten is essentially an offensive and defensive technique already.
		i bet he will improve his jyuuken first of all, and maybe learn some new moves to, but the kaiten seems hard to improve since the other hyuuga guy (hinatas father, dun remember exactly) uses it to, and he is like old...
	forums.narutofan.com /showthread.php?t=15131 (718 words)

	USS Mississinewa (AO-59)
		At 5:45AM, a Kaiten manned torpedo rammed abd exploded against the USS Mississinewa.
		The ship was the only US Navy ship sunk by Kaiten attack alone.
		After searching from March 27 to April 6 2001, the ship was located - 57 years after its sinking by Americans Chip and Pam Lambert, in 130' of water.
	www.pacificwrecks.com /ships/usn/AO-59.html (421 words)

	The Taishaku Kaiten - Part Three
		It was easy to tell which box the Taishaku Kaiten was in.
		All that mattered was that the Taishaku Kaiten was in his hands at this moment.
		The cheerful, loving, happy look on her face which he had last seen her with was nowhere to be found.
	www.angelfire.com /anime3/vevolution/reccafics/taishakukaiten03.htm (1190 words)

	Could Naruto learn Hakkeshou kaiten? - AnimeSuki Forum
		Specifically Kaiten, in Theory, anyone is capable of learning this Jutsu.
		Only those who master the Jyuuken could learn Kaiten, and only Hyuuga are capable of this.
		I though it was something from the manga oops, Kaiten thinks..nah..
	forums.animesuki.com /showthread.php?t=36535 (2784 words)

	Japanese Navy Ship Types--Kaiten type Human Torpedoes
		Japanese "Kaiten" type Human Torpedoes -- Views of "Kaitens" on Exhibit Following World War II This page features photographs of Japanese "Kaiten" type human torpedoes on display following World War II.
		Japanese "Kaiten" type Human Torpedoes -- World War II Period Photographs & Drawings.
		This example was later transferred to Commander, Submarine Force, Pacific Fleet, for display at Pearl Harbor.
	www.history.navy.mil /photos/sh-fornv/japan/japtp-ss/kaiten-2.htm (470 words)

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