The British Navy's most cutting-edge aircraft carrier, the Queen Elizabeth, docked at the U.S. Navy's Yokosuka Base in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, on the 4th. This is the first time that a British aircraft carrier has docked in Japan.
At about 3 p.m. that day, the Queen Elizabeth, carrying a warplane, slowly sailed into the Yokosuka base.
In May this year, the aircraft carrier strike group based on the "Queen Elizabeth" left the united kingdom, and in August, it conducted joint training with the Japanese Self-Defense Forces and U.S. warships in the southern waters of Okinawa, Japan, and will anchor at Yokosuka Base from the 4th to the 9th of this month, and about 1,240 officers and men on board will not leave the ship during the berthing period.
The United Kingdom will send aircraft carriers as an opportunity to enhance the relationship between Japan and Britain to a new stage, and Japanese Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi expects to inspect the "Queen Elizabeth" on the 6th.
Source: Phoenix TV Information Station
Editor: Erya Wang