This is a photo of a group of concrete shipwrecks that have appeared on the coast of Iwo Jima. The ships were sunk by the US military in the postwar era for port improvements, and have now resurfaced due to seabed uplift, visible against the backdrop of t
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Japanese version: 戦後米軍が港湾整備のために海に沈めたコンクリート船が海底隆起によって姿を現した沈船群
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