Renshaw (DD 499) - Naval Cruise Book

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yy 1 ne, Q :yy ' r F MASSIVE Shinto arches are formed by four single timber trunks. BELOW, SAMURI swordsman performs in restaurant. A SHINTO temple lies in quiet se elusion on a wooded hill. The sights of Japan, for those of us who were lueky enough to find the time, was only a train ticket away. Yokosuka had its night Clubs and hot steam baths, but the gigantic: City of Tokyo was too tempting to pass up. Our special services officer sent large flroves of the crew ofi' to Tokyo for a clay, or to quiet little Kamakura, a picturesque rural town lying seeluclecl from big city smog.