Yamato Museum (Kure Maritime Museum)

In the summer vacation, pupils are free and parents are discounted. The Japanese have paid a lot of money to awaken their military dream. Maybe it will change in 20 years, unlike the advertisements of Self-Defense Forces now everywhere. As a museum, it really took a lot of thought, one to ten Dahe model, King Kong's boiler, design drawings, tools, searchlights, artillery, docks, officers'blood letters, salvage situation and so on. It can be seen that in order to make the largest warship, a lot of innovation and research were done. The special exhibition didn't go to see. There's nothing interesting about Dahe under the sea.

Wushi is a famous shipbuilding base in Japan, just off the coast of Inland Seto. The Dahe Museum showcases not only the ship, but also the history of the Pacific War in World War II. It is worth a half-day visit.

The powerful battleship Yamato, a one-tenth scale battleship Yamato, is on display, and there are many valuable materials such as the role of Kure City from the prewar period and the record of the war in the photo exhibition that is irresistible for warship lovers. It is an important facility for learning history. There is also an exhibition of Zero Battle, which makes you quite excited.

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About 10 minutes'walk from Wu Station is one of the most representative scenic spots here. As a stronghold of the Japanese Navy Self-Defense Force, Wu's facilities and atmosphere are slightly different from those elsewhere. The museum is not big, but submarines can get in. There are also limited sales of naval curries.

Wushi Maritime History Science and Technology Museum, erudite and talented, superb skills.