Tokyo Bay the 3rd Artificial Island

Buildings of history.

Original Text

It is a historic building in Umikaze Park. The third sea fort, which was completed about 100 years ago, was left unattended due to the collapse of the Great Kanto Earthquake two years later, but it was now exhibited here in 2000.

Meizhi の valor な Ocean Civil Heritage が Onshore で See Learn できます

Original Text

The second sea fort tour started last year, but it is open to the public for free once a month, and the explanation by the volunteer guide continues. Although it is a military remains of an era when cruise missile weapons and bombers have not yet been developed, you can still feel the rawness of defense 々.

２ It is stored in places.

Original Text

It is the remains of an artificial island built in Tokyo Bay as a maritime battery in the Meiji era. It seems that it raised the sinking in the sea due to the Great Kanto Earthquake. Because it is huge, it is preserved in ２ in the city. A large barracks are located in Umikaze Park, an observatory, a searchlight, and a gun side warehouse in the Natsushima City Greenland. Except for the release date, you can only tour from outside the fence, but it is a huge concrete building and has a very impact. It is overwhelming to see it with the feeling of obsolete.

You can see it for free, but be careful of the date.

Original Text

When you come here, it is easier to understand that you are aiming for Urago-cho ５ Chome Recycle Plaza Ikkuru, Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The first Sunday of every month is the open day to the public. You can visit until 10:00 ～ 16:00 without reservation. So let's check it out before going out. It seems to be open sometimes at some event.