Abashiri Prison Museum Review

When you enter the entrance, there are many buildings on the premises, and you can walk around by yourself. There are many mannequins and it is real.

There was also a commentary on the video, and I was able to understand the significance of Abashiri Prison. I was able to get the Nipopo doll I had always wanted.

Located at the foot of Tiandu Mountain, on the outskirts of Hakkaido, Japan, this museum is an open museum converted from a real prison with more than 100 years of history. It needs to buy tickets to enter the museum. It belongs to the first attraction on the Abago Tourist Bus Line. Some of the buildings, such as labour and living facilities in the prison, were scattered throughout the hillsides, as most of them had been damaged for a long time and were now being rebuilt as they were. The museum has a modern prison history museum, which systematically introduces the history of the prison and the supervision facilities. The most important cultural relics in the prison museum are a complete prison building. Unlike other neatly arranged buildings, this building has a spoke structure.

Founded in 1890, it was transformed into a museum of netwalk prison and opened to the public. This is the first and only prison facility in Japan, which has been used publicly and practically. It is a fairly historic and educational exhibition center. This place presents the historical buildings of the Meiji and Dazheng period and tells the history of Hokkaido's development. The prisoners in this place have excavated and built the central road connecting Xuchuan and the net. One sixth of the prisoners have different paths from their families. Although they are guilty, they also write a solemn and solemn song.

The Abashi Prison Museum consists of five radial wooden bungalows, bathrooms, single cells, instigators, etc., with wide corridors, thick wooden doors, cold iron windows, and a reappearance of the living environment of the prisoners in prison.