Akayama Underground Bunker - Tateyama

Name: Akayama Underground Bunker - Tateyama
Address: 192-2 Miyagi, Tateyama, Chiba 294-0033, Japan, 294-0033, Japan

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住所：	192-2 Miyagi, Tateyama, Chiba 294-0033, Japan
電話：	📞 +879
Postal code :	294-0033
Webサイト：	http://www.city.tateyama.chiba.jp/syougaigaku/page001892.html
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 , Archaeological site ,

192-2 Miyagi, Tateyama, Chiba 294-0033, Japan

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K	Kaz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 地元だけど初めて行った。 15分もあれば見終わってしまうけど、なかなかよかった。 I went there for the first time though it was local. I'll finish watching it in 15 minutes, but it was pretty good.
k	kozu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021/8 赤山地下壕跡地下壕の総延長が1.6キロメートルという国内でも大規模な部類にあたる。公開されている部分はその内の一部のみ。豊津ホールで受付をした後にヘルメットとハンドライトが貸与され、券売機で利用券（小中高校生100円、大人200円）を購入してから赤山地下壕跡に向かう流れになる。地下に照明があるが、所々暗所があるので足元には十分気を付けよう。貸与されるハンドライトは光量が少ない為、ほぼ役に立たない（スマホのライトの方がよほど明るい）金網で遮られていて奥が見えない空間も多々あるので、明るいハンドライトを持参した方がより地下壕跡を見学出来るだろう。この日の気温は30°c超えだったが地下壕内部の気温は安定していて涼しかった。逆に冬は暖かいのだろうか？少し気になったが、地下壕の入り口付近だけ異様に寒気を感じるのは何故だろうか？(´・ω・) 2021/8 Akayama Underground Bunker Ruins The total length of the underground pit is 1.6 kilometers, which is one of the largest in Japan. Only a part of it is open to the public. Helmets and hand lights are rented after reception at the Toyotsu Hall, and after purchasing a ticket (elementary, junior high and high school students 100 yen, adults 200 yen) at the ticket vending machine, the flow goes to the Akayama Underground Bunker Ruins. There is lighting in the basement, but there are some dark places, so be careful of your feet. The rented hand light is almost useless because the amount of light is low (smartphone light is much brighter) There are many spaces that are blocked by wire mesh and you cannot see the back, so you will be able to see the underground pits more if you bring a bright hand light. The temperature on that day was over 30 ° C, but the temperature inside the underground pit was stable and cool. On the contrary, is it warm in winter? I was a little worried, but why do I feel strangely chills only near the entrance to the underground pit? (´ ・ ω ・)
ふ	ふくちゃんふくちゃん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 入壕料金を支払うとヘルメットと懐中電灯を貸してくれます。地下壕の探検。地層も見れて貴重な時間を過ごせました。 If you pay the entrance fee, they will lend you a helmet and a flashlight. Exploring the underground pit. I was able to spend valuable time seeing the strata.
k	kaitowashido on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 太平洋戦争時代の貴重な地下壕、県も市も改めてよく考えて[選考投資]、他県からの観光や周辺の飲食場、アクセス看板、歩道整備、等に力を入れ、更なる地下壕の整備と解放を行い、陳腐化する前に多くの方に歴史上この経験を引き継いでいただきたいと思った。 Valuable underground pits during the Pacific War, considering the prefecture and city again [selection investment], focusing on sightseeing from other prefectures, restaurants in the vicinity, access signs, sidewalk maintenance, etc. We wanted many people to carry on this experience in history before it became obsolete after maintenance and liberation.
J	Jaime Villasana Dávila on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Este búnker o túneles fueron construidos durante la II Guerra Mundial. En él se resguardaban militares e insumos del ejército. Tienen una longitud de 1.6km. Lamentablemente removieron muebles, enseres y artículos que ahí estaban y únicamente están los túneles. Si colocan algunos artículos dentro ello le daría más vida y atracción. Aún así, cuando caminas en la oscuridad puedes imaginar lo que vivieron quienes llegaron a utilizarlo. Interesante sitio turístico. This bunker or tunnels were built during World War II. Military and army supplies were kept in it. They have a length of 1.6km. Unfortunately, they removed furniture, belongings and articles that were there and only the tunnels remain. If you put some items inside it would give it more life and attraction. Still, when you walk in the dark you can imagine what those who came to use it experienced. Interesting tourist site.
o	oodanna on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ よく行く城山公園のすぐ近くにこの様な遺構があるとは思ってもみませんでした。地下壕に入るには受付が必要となります。おとな一人２００円。券売機による購入です。受付時にヘルメットと懐中電灯を貸与してくれます。ヘルメットは衛生面を考慮してか直接被るのではなく、薄手の不織布キャップをかまします。地下壕へ入るのには鉄格子をセルフにて開閉をし入壕。内部照明はチョット暗めの観光鍾乳洞程度はあり、迷子になるような事はありませんが軽く迷路です。豪内部は地層がハッキリと見え表面には掘削時のツルハシ等の跡なのでしょうか、細かい特徴的な「模様」がイチ面にあり、造形美にも見えます。公開されているのはごく一部の様です。言い方おかしいかもですが見応えがありました。この様に見学出来る日本になった事に感謝した次第です。 I never thought that there was such a remains in the immediate vicinity of Shiroyama Park, which I often go to. A reception is required to enter the underground pit. 200 yen per adult. It is a purchase by a ticket vending machine. Helmets and flashlights will be rented at the reception. For hygiene reasons, the helmet should be worn with a thin non-woven cap instead of being worn directly. To enter the underground pit, open and close the iron grille by yourself. The internal lighting is as dark as a tourist limestone cave, so you won't get lost, but it's a light maze. Inside Australia, the stratum can be seen clearly, and the surface may be a trace of pickaxes during excavation, and there is a fine characteristic "pattern" on the surface, which looks like a beauty of modeling. It seems that only a few are open to the public. It may be strange to say it, but it was worth seeing. I am grateful that Japan has become such a place to visit.
n	nokko noko on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 戦時中の防空施設跡のようです。受付をするとヘルメットとハンドライトを貸してもらえます。ヘルメットは感染防止の頭巾付きです。中はちょっとヒンヤリしていて雰囲気ありますね。探検気分を存分に味わうことが出来ます。思っていたよりも中は奥まで続いていて、入って行けるエリアもなかなかあり見応えは充分。幾つもの地層が斜めになって壁に続いていて古代の地殻変動のダイナミックさに思いを馳せさせます。戦争中ここを切り開いた人も、今と比べられないような緊迫感の只中でも同じような感慨に触れることがあったのでしょうか。河津桜が咲き始めて暖かくなってきたのを実感させてくれますね。 It seems to be the remains of an air defense facility during the war. At the reception, you can lend a helmet and a hand light. The helmet comes with an infection control hood. The inside is a little chilly and has an atmosphere. You can fully enjoy the feeling of exploration. The inside continues deeper than I expected, and there are quite a few areas where I can enter, so it's worth seeing. A number of strata are slanted and continue to the walls, reminiscent of the dynamics of ancient crustal movements. Did the person who carved out this area during the war experience the same feelings even in the midst of a sense of urgency that could not be compared with now? Kawazu It makes you realize that the cherry blossoms have begun to bloom and are getting warmer.
A	Austin Farnworth on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ For a small fee you can don helmets and enter tunnels built by Japanese soldiers during world war two. I highly enjoyed my experience and recommend this place to travelers.