Yawatahama First Air-raid Shelter Trace

Didn't need to go get the key!

Following advice by the other reviews and by googling the air shelter in Japanese, I was able to find the names of the 3 places where I could get the key. I was only able to find the nearby agricultur...

Shikoku's first air defense shelter

Original Text

If you enter Yawatahama for sightseeing from Rabbit Island, an air defense shelter? ?? I've never seen it, after seeing the poison gas a while ago, I walked around trying to know the history. Somehow, the nearby person holds the key and opens it. If you have time, I wonder if it's okay to go inside while listening to the story. I didn't have time this time, so I just want to hear from the outside someday ...

It seems to be the first air defense shelter built in Shikoku! !!

Original Text

It looks like the first air defense shelter built in Shikoku. It seems that it was actually used several times a long time ago, and when I saw it, I could feel the history. It's amazing that it still remains.

this is the first air defense shelter in shikoku.

Original Text

(If it is not refused to publish) This is probably the first word of mouth of ２０００. If the material of the post goes smoothly, considering the travel schedule, etc., is there about １０００? However, since １ cases have been refused recently, I also decided not to post the １００ cases of the material on purpose, so the rest is ９００ cases. This is a facility that has not yet been evaluated for cultural and historical value. It seems to be forgotten deliberately with the end of the war ... even though it is very close to the city hall in the city.