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It is a memorial hall adjacent to Gosha Park. It is a free museum that introduced reconstruction from the war disaster in Hamamatsu, but it was closed for renewal.
It is a memorial hall that is very spectacular and wants to pray quietly.
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When I visited Gosha Shrine, I happened to find this building across the street and entered the building. To be honest, I was ashamed of the war disaster in Hamamatsu, but I didn't know it at all, so I was heartbroken to see the photos I saw in the hall and the relics during the war. I think that these memorial halls are of great value in order not to weather the memories of negative history, and for those who visited and suffered in a sad era 々, I want you to pray quietly ...
A long time ago, there was a nostalgic item 々 that I saw when I was a child. Gyosui no Tarai and washing board. Because it is free, there is only one floor and no one visits at the same time.
It is a free memorial hall located about a 10-minute walk from Hamamatsu Station. You will study the reconstruction of the devastated Hamamatsu city due to the war. Old microwave ovens such as safes are also on display.
There was a place to talk about the miserable war.
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When I was walking to Gosha Shrine, I stopped by to see the memorial hall. Right in front of the shrine. I saw exhibits such as wartime living tools, Japanese flags, military uniforms, and photos after the tragic air raid. I am grateful for the peace now. There was a banner outside, and people who knew what was going on at that time became a storyteller, and an event where a talk party was held was introduced.
Air strikes on the Asahi
It is a memorial hall adjacent to Gosha Park. It is a free museum that introduced reconstruction from the war disaster in Hamamatsu, but it was closed for renewal.
It is a memorial hall that is very spectacular and wants to pray quietly.
When I visited Gosha Shrine, I happened to find this building across the street and entered the building. To be honest, I was ashamed of the war disaster in Hamamatsu, but I didn't know it at all, so I was heartbroken to see the photos I saw in the hall and the relics during the war. I think that these memorial halls are of great value in order not to weather the memories of negative history, and for those who visited and suffered in a sad era 々, I want you to pray quietly ...
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A long time ago, there was a nostalgic item 々 that I saw when I was a child. Gyosui no Tarai and washing board. Because it is free, there is only one floor and no one visits at the same time.
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It is a free memorial hall located about a 10-minute walk from Hamamatsu Station. You will study the reconstruction of the devastated Hamamatsu city due to the war. Old microwave ovens such as safes are also on display.
There was a place to talk about the miserable war.
When I was walking to Gosha Shrine, I stopped by to see the memorial hall. Right in front of the shrine. I saw exhibits such as wartime living tools, Japanese flags, military uniforms, and photos after the tragic air raid. I am grateful for the peace now. There was a banner outside, and people who knew what was going on at that time became a storyteller, and an event where a talk party was held was introduced.