Nagasaki Shipyard

Japanese: 長崎造船所 - ながさきぞうせんじょ

It began as the Nagasaki Iron Works, built by the Edo Shogunate under the guidance of Dutch engineers in 1857. It is currently run by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. It was loaned from the Meiji government to Mitsubishi in 1884, sold off in 1887, and became Mitsubishi Shipbuilding's main shipyard after the company became independent in 1917. It continued to expand thereafter, building many ships including the battleship Musashi, forming the foundation of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. In 2015, the Kosuge Ship Repair Dock Site, the Third Dock, the Giant Cantilever Crane, the Former Pattern Shop, and Senshokaku were registered as a World Heritage Site as part of the "Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution: Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and Coal Mining."
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Japanese:

1857年オランダ人技師の指導で江戸幕府が建設した長崎鎔鉄所に始まる。現在三菱重工業が経営。明治政府官営から1884年三菱へ貸与，1887年払い下げられ，1917年三菱造船独立後はその主力造船所となった。以後拡充を続け，戦艦武蔵など艦船多数を建造，三菱重工業の基礎をなした。2015年，小菅修船場跡，第三船渠，ジャイアント・カンチレバークレーン，旧木型場，占勝閣の各施設が，〈明治日本の産業革命遺産　製鉄・製鋼，造船，石炭産業〉の構成資産として世界文化遺産に登録。
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