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This catalog introduces the three new ships (Nitta Maru, Yawata Maru, and Kasuga Maru) ordered by Nippon Yusen Kaisha for the European route in preparation for the 1940 Tokyo Olympics, in order to accommodate the growing number of foreign tourists and increase transport capacity. These luxury passenger and cargo ships, at the time, embodied the best of Japanese technology, used only domestically produced products, and boasted state-of-the-art facilities, such as air conditioning in first-class cabins. These three ships, built starting in 1939, were named after the three letters of the company's name, "NYK (Nippon Yusen Kaisha)." While they were affectionately known as the "Three Sisters," they ultimately lost their right to host the Olympics, and as war approached, their use as passenger ships declined, forcing them to be converted for military use.
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