American analysis of bombing damage upon the areas of Tokyo, Japan east of the Sumida River, 1945 [Colorized by WW2DB]

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Caption     American analysis of bombing damage upon the areas of Tokyo, Japan east of the Sumida River, 1945 [Colorized by WW2DB] ww2dbase
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Source    ww2dbaseUnited States National Archives
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Photo Size 772 x 695 pixels
Added By C. Peter Chen
Colorized Date 24 Feb 2023
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1. Commenter identity confirmed C. Peter Chen says:
5 Jun 2012 07:12:32 PM

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2. Nakata Manufacturing Company (pencils)
3. Yamanaka Aluminum Company (metal)
4. Takano Glass Works (glass)
5. Kimura Company (light machinery)
6. Mimatsu Manufacturing Company (wood and metal)
7. Kaneko Iron Works (metal)
8. Kameido Soap Works (soap)
9. Takamatsu Light Metal Company (metal)
10. Toyoda Electric Company (utilities)
11. Ozawa Casting Works (metal)
12. Junen Metal Works (metal)
13. Hashimoto Glas Company (glass)
14. Morita Iron Works (metal)
15. Hayashi Electrolytic Company (chemical)
16. Fujimura Company (machining)
17. Japan Weapons Company (anti-aircraft weapons components)
18. Tokuoka Iron Works (metal)
19. Nissan Chemical Company (chemical)
20. Ishihara Steel Works (metal)
21. Azuma Iron Works (metal)
22. Fukushima Manufacturing Company (abrasives)
23. Tokin Manufacturing Company (galvanized steel plate)
24. Suzuki Iron Works (metal)
25. Ebara Drug Company (chemical)
26. Kunie Metal Works (alloy aircraft components)
27. Daido Steel Company (metal)
28. Azuma Metal Works (metal)
29. Higashi Iron Works (metal)
30. Azuma Machine Shop (machining)
31. Kobayashi Copper Works (metal)
32. Power transformer station (utilities)
33. Azuma Copper Works (metal)
34. Oriental Steel Works (metal)
35. Mitado Rubber Products Company (rubber)
36. Taisai Chemical Company (chemical)
37. Yanagishima Drug Company (chemical)
38. Warehouses
39. Hitachi Engineering Company (professional services)
40. Riken Steel Products Company (metal)
41. Miyamoto Plating Company (metal)
42. Kawamata Manufacturing Company (precision machinery)
43. Yanagisawa Celluloid Company (chemical)
44. Tokyo Cork Company (wood)
45. Kyokoku Iron Works (metal)
46. Tokyo Chain Works (metal)
47. Kameido rail station and freight yards (transportation)
48. Sakai Manufacturing Company (cutlery)
49. Steel Plate Production Company (metal)
50. Kawakura Container Company (tanks and fittings for ships)
51. Uchiyama Spring Company (springs)
52. Ochiai Metal Works (metal)
53. Tabe Casting Company (metal)
54. Nakayama Manufacturing Company (stamped metal parts)
55. Nisshin Textile Company (aircraft parts)
56. Tokyo Tank Manufacturing Company (tanks)
57. Rising Sun Oil Company (fuel)
58. Nakamura Manufacturing Company (precision screws and fittings)
59. Amiya Enginering Company (professional services)
60. Chikarishi Iron Works (metal)
61. Tokyo Bus Company and Kameido repair shops (transportation)
62. Hamada Printing Machinery Company (precision ordnance components)
63. Kameido Pipe Company (pipes)
64. Hamada Iron Works (metal)
65. Musashi Machinery Company (machining)
66. Kobayashi Manufacturing Company (screws and gears)
67. Kanamono Engineering Company (professional services)
68. Otsuki Branch of the Hattori Company (range finders and anti-aircraft weapons firing control equipment)
69. Japan Chemical Industry Company (chemical)
70. Yoshida Container Company (tanks)
71. Sasaki Casting Works (metal)
72. Imai Foundry (metal)
73. Yuri Manufacturing Company (honing and polishing machines)
74. Joto Spring Company (springs)
75. Suzuki Glycerine Company (chemical)
76. Nakajima Manufacturing Company (switchboard and electric motor parts)
77. Yoshizawa Chemical Machinery Company (chemical)
78. Oriental Weaving Company (textiles)
79. Homma Iron Works (metal)
80. Hori Iron Works (metal)
81. Ouchi Metal Fabricating Company (metal)
82. Oriental Weaving Company (textiles)
83. Nakajima Manufacturing Company (small electric motors)
84. Hazama Metal Works (metal)
85, Santo Iron Works (metal)
86. Japan Cast Steel Company (machine tools and second-grade bearings)
87. Miyahara Machinery Company (components)
88. Asahi Oil Refinery (fuel)
89. Tsutsui Manufacturing Company (machine tools and machinery components)
90. Tokyo Steel Products Company (metal)
91. Kawade Building Material Company (building materials)
92. Sanwa Manufacturing Company (machining)
93. Ishii Iron Works (metal)
94. Nippon Container Company (tanks)
95. Japan Roll Manufacturing Company (metal components)
96. Aoki Rolling Mill Machinery Company (metal components)
97. Sugiyama Spring Company (springs)
98. Takasago Iron Works (metal)
99. Masaki Iron Works (metal)
100. Kakuda Foundry (metal)
101. Itsumi Alloy Pipe Company (pipes)
102. Daito Machinery Company (components)
103. Tokyo Electric Company (utilities)
104. Noharo Metal Working Company (components)
105. Ogura Oil Refinery (fuel)
106. Joto Works of the Yokoyama Manufacturing Company (ordnance components)
107. Tate Iron Works (metal)
108. Saito Iron Works (metal)
109. Inagoshi Foundry (metal)
110. Hayakawa Engineering Company (professional services)
111. Fuji Iron Works (metal)

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