The news article claimed that it might be a Titan II, but the "SA-212" marking is highly intriguing as it matches the Saturn IB serial numbers sequence... http://www.spacelaunchreport.com/satstg2.html
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It looks like parts, or maybe even a whole dissembled Saturn IB first stage is still around in the now closed Space World amusement park in Japan!https://twitter.com/nishinippon_sha/status/1211487742380535808 …
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The second stage of SA-212 is in fact the very one rocket stage converted into the famous Skylab, and the S-IB stage is presumbly scrapped. Well, maybe not after all....
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That tankage and the "United States" marking seems to match that of the individual tankages for later built Saturn IBs. See here for a photo of the last one built, SA-214: http://www.spacelaunchreport.com/sa214.html
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Unfortunately it appears that since the park closed all those parts above have already been scrapped.
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I see a J-2 in there, shame.
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Everything gone alerady... We can't meet it now.
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Before closing the park, Japanese space fans estimated that the debris seems to be from mockup of Saturn-1B, like as you. I don't know why the paper estimated that the debris' origin is Titan 2, but, I think it's more fantasic estimation...
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Was it ever displayed when it was still open?
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