WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Academy Entrance Exam Book 1942 Cadet Training

  
This is an original 1942 (Showa 17) wartime entrance exam and answer book for the Imperial Japanese Navy's three elite institutions. Naval Academy - trained naval officers and future captains.

Naval Accounting School - handled logistics, finance, and internal military administration. The book includes real entrance test questions and model answers used to screen candidates during wartime Japan.

English grammar questions, classical Chinese texts, and modern Japanese writing-this was how 15 to 17-year-olds were rigorously selected to become officers in the world's most powerful navy at the time. A rare look into how Japan trained its young elite during World War II.

The anchor symbol on the cover signifies naval tradition and pride. A precious document of Japan's militarized education system during the Pacific War. Printed by Bunmeido Shoten, a Tokyo-based educational publisher, and compiled by Enrin Murakawa, this book contains over 300 pages of detailed academic drills.

The front page shows publication and printing info: 17815. Own a piece of history.