eagle shaped stone memorial with wings spread over the site where yoshitoshi tokugawa flew first aviation flights japan

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Eagle-shaped stone memorial with wings spread over the site where Yoshitoshi Tokugawa flew the first aviation flights of Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eagle-shaped stone memorial with wings spread over the site where Yoshitoshi Tokugawa flew the first aviation flights of Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eagle-shaped stone memorial with wings spread over the site where Yoshitoshi Tokugawa flew the first aviation flights of Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Site where generals Yoshitoshi Tokugawa and Hino Kumazo flew the first two aviation flights of Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Site where generals Yoshitoshi Tokugawa and Hino Kumazo flew the first two aviation flights of Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
Eagle-shaped stone memorial with wings spread over the site where Yoshitoshi Tokugawa flew the first aviation flights of Japan
Site where generals Yoshitoshi Tokugawa and Hino Kumazo flew the first two aviation flights of Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
   
   
   
   
Tokyo, Japan - December 10 2018: Eagle-shaped stone memorial with wings spread over the site of the ancient Yoyogi military base where in 1910 generals Yoshitoshi Tokugawa and Hino Kumazo flew the first two aviation flights of Japan aboard a Farman biplane â…¢ imported from France and a Hans Grade imported from Germany


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