Waterproofed Map
A 1.25 times-magnified map of the vicinity of Makurazaki (in Kagoshima Prefecture) with a scale of 1 to 50,000 issued by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan on August 30, 1980.
(Packaged in a pouch. The letters “Makurazaki” and “88” written on it.)
Waterproofed Map
A 1.4 times-magnified map of the vicinity of Kaimondake (in Kagoshima Prefecture) with a scale of 1 to 50,000 issued by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan on October 30, 1975.
(Packaged in a pouch. The number “79” written on it.)
Cell Phone
A prepaid type phone made by Toshiba Corpration, Japan. Labeled “J-PHONE”(serial number DTSP7093756).
No records of incoming and outgoing calls remained on the device due to being immersed in seawater for a long time.
Call logs kept at the phone company proved that over 100 calls had been made in and to Japan from May to November 2001.
Binoculars
Model 62 1100962 (with case).
Case size 18 cm x 7.5 cm x 13 cm.
English-Hangul Dictionary
Black cover. 12.4 cm x 9 cm x 3 cm.
Pocket Notebook
Unopened. A ballpoint pen and pencil inside.
Pocket Computer
Made by Sharp Corporation. The number “6” written in red on the body.
The crew may have used it to encrypt communication by connecting it to a radio, but without any data from the main unit and RAM card surviving, the purpose remains undetermined.
GPS Chart Plotter
Made by Furuno Electric Co., Ltd. “FURUNO” indicated on the instrument.
The JCG requested an expert opinion from the manufacturer on two devices, one each from the Spy Ship and the small boat. However, the damage was too severe, and no records were left on the recording media.
Transistor Radio
Kept in a wooden box.
Vest
Green. Two green plastic bags were found in both the left and right upper side pockets.
