Yushukan (遊就館) of Yasukuni Jinja Shrine (靖国神社)
A real 'Zero Fighter' is being exhibited!
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A real 'Zero Fighter' is being exhibited!
The Yushukan (遊就館) in the premises of the Yasukuni Jinja Shrine (靖国神社) is a facility that holds and displays exhibits of war that opened in 1882. The war dead and 'military-related materials' are displayed in chronological order.
It is said that the current building was renovated and expanded in 2002.
we will glad you when refered in sight-seeing.
"Statue of the military dog memorial (軍犬慰霊像)" on the premises and "Statue of the fighting horse memorial (戦歿馬慰霊像)".
There is a smoking bus (smoking place) in the corner of the site.
This is "Statue of Mother". It seems that it was built in 1974.
Statue of the suicide attack brave man. He is a very young man.
Stone statue honoring the "Squadron war dead".
Entrance of Yushukan (遊就館). You can enter entrance hall and shops freely.
Exhibition of 1F part is free. It seems from 2F is a charged area.
Please purchase tickets with automatic ticket vending machines.
These are few part of many 'Yushukan (遊就館)' photos.
On entering the entrance and on the left side, there is a "零式艦上戦闘機 (Zero Fighter)".
Next to that, there is "C56 Type 31 No. Locomotive (C56型31号機関車)"。
Two cannons are on display next to the locomotive.
Mitsubishi zero type fighter 52 type (三菱零式艦上戦闘機52型).
This Zero Fighter is said to have collected and restored a few aircraft found as wreckage in the battlefield.
There is a monitor in the center, and introduction images such as exhibits are flowing.
If you are uneasy, you can decide whether to enter or not after checking the video with this monitor.
Restaurant "茶寮 結 (Yui)". Navy curry seems to be popular.
It is a shop.
Elementary school textbook in old.
Modern people see it is difficult...
Anime character related to war.
The photograph was taken from 2014 to 2015.
Here, the situation at the time of the war is being displayed as it is, so it would be better for the people who are frightened to quit.
Reference
遊就館 *Japanese
English on this page is translated from Japanese to English using the Google translation site. Sorry if there are sentences that are difficult to read.