It is fine on Friday, January 24, 2015
I went on a business trip from the day before yesterday
to Choshi-city.
Because I went along Kasumigaura in the middle of way home,
I dropped in at the Yokaren- Peace Memorial museum in the shore.
A lot of daily life and diary of the naval airmen student (Yokaren)
and wills of the kamikaze are displayed in the hall.
While I read them one by one, I was filled with feelings.
I was impressed by the pure, noble mind of
20-year-old youths from 18 years old killed in war.
The Yasukuni worship of the prime minister begins to cause
controversy in Japan.I thought that I wanted this museum
to come to Japanese many people particularly the teenager.
And I want them to think about a meaning of former World War II.
Gentle spring light comes in faintly into the silent hall.
I felt solemn..
A classmate of the Japanese Naval Aviation Preparatory School
"Douki-no-sakura"
A special attack weapon (Kamikaze) torpedo
" Kaiten"
" Kaiten"
JGSDF Camp Kasumigaura