Japan’s first flight closely followed America’s, inspired by the Wright Brothers’ groundbreaking achievement. Many nations, including Japan, were either developing similar innovations or eager to bring this transformative technology to their own countries. The honor of Japan’s first flight in history goes to Yoshitoshi Tokugawa, who took to the air at only 27 years old. […]
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