Mabuni Hill

On the hill of Mabunjin, there were many memorial monuments of each prefecture.

Original Text

Mabunjin Hill is the place where the war ended in Okinawa. The slightly elevated area on the south side of the vast Peace Memorial Park was called "Mabunjin Hill". We headed from the Peace Memorial Museum to the foundation of peace, and went to the hill of Mabunjin in the back. About 50 memorial towers were erected in the hills, including the National Okinawa War Dead Cemetery and the memorial towers of each prefecture.

Typhoon で windが strongい

Original Text

No one was there because the typhoon was approaching and the state of emergency was declared. I had a quiet time. But the shop wasn't doing it either, and I just bought juice from the vending machine.

Okinawa Battle Site

Original Text

On the hill of Mabuni, theatre of a cruel battle, c'is a road full of memories that comes to a panoramic point to the sea. There are other monuments that remind ...

I remember my predecessors on the hill of Mabunjin.

Original Text

I visited on the last day of my trip to Okinawa. Many people died here during the war on the mainland of Okinawa during World War II. The park is in good condition, but you can feel a considerable distance when you walk. There are memorial monuments for each prefecture throughout Japan, and the Shimamori Tower is also here. It is a place where you want to pray peacefully.

Cleaning work for memorial day

Original Text

June 23rd is the anniversary of the end of the war in Okinawa and is a memorial day. I heard that Mabunjin Hill is a considerable fierce battlefield because there was the last headquarters. I went to clean up so that the feelings of the dead calmed down. Many people came with the same feelings.