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- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi numberOfEpisodes "1".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi title "Ticonderonga no Iru Umi".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi title "Ticonderonga no Iru Umi".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi title "タイコンデロンガのいる海".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi description "Based on a children's picture book of the same name. On December 5, 1965, a U.S. aircraft carrier is en route from Vietnam to Yokosuka, Japan. While conducting training exercises 80 miles off Okinawa, an A4 strike aircraft is loaded with a B43 hydrogen bomb, but it falls overboard and sinks in 16,000 feet of water. Based on the true story of the USS Ticonderoga, which reached Japan two days later (on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor; nice touch). Neither side revealed the incident, nor that she was carrying atomic weapons in contravention of U.S. treaties with Japan. The plane, its pilot, and the bomb were never recovered, and the incident was only declassified in 1989, causing an outcry in Japan and resulting in this environmentally themed anime. The extra "n" in Ticonderonga may be a genuine error in transcription or an attempt to distance the story from real events, since the anime continues with Ashika, a boy from a Japanese fishing town, contacted by telepathic whales who bring him visions of fearful seamonsters. Then again, if you were a whale given a choice between nuclear contamination and talking to Japanese fishermen, which would you choose? (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi title "Ticonderonga no Iru Umi".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi title "Ticonderonga no Iru Umi".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi title "タイコンデロンガのいる海".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi contentRating "All Ages".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi contentRating "G".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi description "Based on a children's picture book of the same name. On December 5, 1965, a U.S. aircraft carrier is en route from Vietnam to Yokosuka, Japan. While conducting training exercises 80 miles off Okinawa, an A4 strike aircraft is loaded with a B43 hydrogen bomb, but it falls overboard and sinks in 16,000 feet of water. Based on the true story of the USS Ticonderoga, which reached Japan two days later (on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor; nice touch). Neither side revealed the incident, nor that she was carrying atomic weapons in contravention of U.S. treaties with Japan. The plane, its pilot, and the bomb were never recovered, and the incident was only declassified in 1989, causing an outcry in Japan and resulting in this environmentally themed anime. The extra "n" in Ticonderonga may be a genuine error in transcription or an attempt to distance the story from real events, since the anime continues with Ashika, a boy from a Japanese fishing town, contacted by telepathic whales who bring him visions of fearful seamonsters. Then again, if you were a whale given a choice between nuclear contamination and talking to Japanese fishermen, which would you choose? (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi endDate "1991-01-01".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi mainEntityOfPage "https://kitsu.io/anime/ticonderonga-no-iru-umi".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi mainEntityOfPage "https://myanimelist.net/anime/27839".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi name "Ticonderonga no Iru Umi".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi name "Ticonderonga no Iru Umi".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi name "タイコンデロンガのいる海".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi numberOfEpisodes "1".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi startDate "1991-01-01".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi trailer ticonderonga-no-iru-umi.
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi type Anime.
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi type Cartoon.
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi type Work.
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi type CreativeWork.
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi type Thing.
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi comment "Based on a children's picture book of the same name. On December 5, 1965, a U.S. aircraft carrier is en route from Vietnam to Yokosuka, Japan. While conducting training exercises 80 miles off Okinawa, an A4 strike aircraft is loaded with a B43 hydrogen bomb, but it falls overboard and sinks in 16,000 feet of water. Based on the true story of the USS Ticonderoga, which reached Japan two days later (on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor; nice touch). Neither side revealed the incident, nor that she was carrying atomic weapons in contravention of U.S. treaties with Japan. The plane, its pilot, and the bomb were never recovered, and the incident was only declassified in 1989, causing an outcry in Japan and resulting in this environmentally themed anime. The extra "n" in Ticonderonga may be a genuine error in transcription or an attempt to distance the story from real events, since the anime continues with Ashika, a boy from a Japanese fishing town, contacted by telepathic whales who bring him visions of fearful seamonsters. Then again, if you were a whale given a choice between nuclear contamination and talking to Japanese fishermen, which would you choose? (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi label "Ticonderonga no Iru Umi".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi label "Ticonderonga no Iru Umi".
- ticonderonga-no-iru-umi label "タイコンデロンガのいる海".