The venue is rarely very quiet, and you can come and visit if you want to know the story of the film.
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Hakkodasan Snow March Distress Museum Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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A museum dedicated to the memory of famous Japanese films - the Hakkoda Mountains Snow Marching Victims Museum. Bajiatian Mountain, which is a very famous movie in the history of Japanese film, records the experience of the Japanese army in the snow. The Hakkoda Mountains Snow Marching Victims Museum is a museum to commemorate this famous movie - Bakkoda Mountains.
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Hakkodasan Snow March Distress Museum Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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The venue is rarely very quiet, and you can come and visit if you want to know the story of the film.
Japan once made a film based on the incident, starring Takaura.
The Archives to commemorate the famous Japanese film - Bajiatian Mountain Marching in the Snow The Archives believe that everyone has seen a movie - Bajiatian Mountain, which is not very famous in the history of Japanese filming, and records the experience of the Japanese army's journey in the snow. It was a bit like a documentary. And where we came today - Bajiatian Mountain The Archive of the Marching in the Snow is an archive to commemorate this famous film - Bajiatian Mountain. Let me show you all! We walked from the parking lot to the Bajiatian Mountain snow marching disaster information museum, and saw a lot of cherry blossoms along the way. We came in just the cherry blossom season, which was very beautiful. We walked to the entrance of the Archive of the March in the Snow of Bajiatian Mountain, and a solemn Archive immediately appeared before my eyes. We walked in slowly, first to the hall, in the middle of the hall is a tall and majestic bronze statue of a Japanese officer with a long gun, read the introduction, we saw the black and white photos that were retained at the time, knowing that the statue was built according to this black and white statue. In the pavilion, there are some images of Bajiatian Mountain in the glass booth, which are still very complete. Outdoors behind the pavilion, there is a monument - "60th Anniversary Monument of the Crash of the Snowy Xingjun". Bajiatian Mountain The Archive Museum recommends fans who like this movie to come and see it! Address: Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture 030-0943 Opening hours: 9 to 16