Nyozezou Museum

Yamamoto 56 blood stains めの military uniform

Original Text

About 10 minutes walk from the Shinkansen exit of Nagaoka Station. There is a museum like a concrete warehouse on a large site. Visit and tour after making a reservation in advance. The second floor is related to the relics of Goroku Yamamoto, and blood-dyed military uniforms worn when hit are exhibited. You can also listen to the tape recording Goroku Yamamoto's voice. We recommend a visit together with the Yamamoto Goroku Memorial Hall.

Second lieutenant alternate の の blood stain めの military uniform

Original Text

About 5 minutes walk from Nagaoka Station, there is a museum on the site where the vegetation along the railroad tracks is lush. By the way, it is necessary to inform the date and time of the visit and the number of people by phone in advance to apply in advance. On the day of the event, when you press the interphone at the entrance of the site, the staff will come to the entrance of the site and guide you to the museum building. You can see valuable collections such as short jackets of blood stained at the time of the second lieutenant candidate exhibited with the materials and photographs of 々 and white second type military uniforms that were exhibited until the day before the death of the war.

ＪＲ Changgang から Tutu に

Original Text

Businessman Kyohachiro Nomoto is a person who devoted himself to public works such as social education from the Meiji era to the Taisho era. The relics and materials of a great man from Nagaoka are exhibited mainly by this person. There is also a specialty corner of 56 Yamamoto.

Museum near the station

Original Text

ＪＲ It is a museum near Nagaoka Station. The exhibition room is up to the third floor. It was good to be able to actually hear the voice of 56 Yamamoto. It is also good that the admission fee is cheap 〇

There is a rare thing of 56 Yamamoto.

Original Text

There are not many tourists, so if you ring the buzzer, you can come out of the next house. I saw the portrait written after the death of 56 Yamamoto and the fingers given by His Majesty the Emperor at the national funeral, and learned that the index finger and middle finger were missing in the Russo-Japanese War. Shooting is prohibited in the building, but there are many treasures because it did not burn in the war.