<p>This microlight was built as a 7-year project by 52 students from the Nagoya City Technical High School. A translation from the museum website gives the name as "jewel beetle-of-flight instrument airplane”.
It first flew on 28th January 2017 and is now on display in the Aichi Museum of Flight.
Nagoya Komakai Airport
Aichi Prefecture, Japan
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13th March 2019
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