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July 23rd, 1945. Commander Toshio Kusaka descended into the largest submarine ever built—a 400-foot underwater leviathan carrying three bomber aircraft in a pressurized hangar. The I-400's mission: cross 14,000 kilometers of Pacific Ocean, surface off Panama, launch the Seiran seaplanes, and bomb the canal locks with biological weapons. The most ambitious submarine attack ever planned was about to begin... and nobody in America saw it coming.

For 24 days, 145 men sailed toward their target in complete secrecy. But when atomic bombs fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the mission changed: strike American aircraft carriers at Ulithi Atoll in a final kamikaze attack. The pilots wrote their death poems. The torpedoes were armed. Then, 800 kilometers from the target, Emperor Hirohito surrendered.

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The I-400 submarine aircraft carrier—122 meters long, carrying 3 Seiran seaplanes

Operation Hikari: Japan's secret plan to bomb the Panama Canal and San Francisco

Commander Ariizumi's desperate order to continue the suicide mission despite surrender

How the crew destroyed evidence of biological weapons before capture

Why America sank the I-400 in 1946 to hide the technology from the Soviet Union

The 2013 discovery of the wreck 2,300 feet underwater off Hawaii

The I-400 wasn't just a submarine. It was Japan's last desperate gambit to strike America's homeland—an underwater aircraft carrier that could launch surprise attacks from 37,500 kilometers away. And when the war ended, the submarine was destroyed twice: once by its own crew, once by the U.S. Navy to bury the secret forever.

📌 Based on declassified documents, survivor testimonies, and underwater expedition footage.

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