Matsunami Gyrofield

Matsunami, JP 🇯🇵 Closed Airport

ICAO

JP-2122

IATA

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Elevation

- ft

Region

JP-17

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GPS Code: Not available

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Location: 37.34879° N, 137.24292° E

Continent: AS

Type: Closed Airport

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Gyrofield, you say? Posted by animebirder on May 14, 2021

Per this exceptional decade-long blog featuring WW2 Japanese installations (the link for this particular location is here https://airport1111.blog.ss-blog.jp/matsunami-airstrip but is in Japanese), this was the staging area for the use of Kayaba Ka-1 (reverse-engineered Kellett KD-1) observation autogyros which were used here primarily for submarine spotting.