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Yamato damashii: A term referring to the essential Japanese spirit or culture; expressions of it appear in diverse ways, including kokutai, its personification in the Yamato Dynasty, Japanese art, bushido, etc.; the battleship IJN Yamato was named for it. [e]
IJN Yamato: Lead ship of the class of the biggest battleships ever built; sunk by U.S. carrier aircraft in 1945, while on a "do-or-die" tokko mission to reinforce Japanese forces at the Battle of Okinawa [e]- Yamato Dynasty: The succession of Emperors of Japan, from the legendary and semi-divine Jimmu, through more than seventy generations to Akihito; it does not include shoguns or regents [e]
- Yamato race: Add brief definition or description
