七里岩地下壕平和公園

Name: 七里岩地下壕平和公園
Address: Kamiubaishi, Nirasaki, 〒407-0007 Yamanashi,Japan, Yamanashi, Japan

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住所：	Kamiubaishi, Nirasaki, 〒407-0007 Yamanashi,Japan
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Park ,
街：	Yamanashi

Kamiubaishi, Nirasaki, 〒407-0007 Yamanashi,Japan

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中	中尾幸二 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
お	おほほおほほほ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここらへんらしいですがみあたりませんでした。戦争末期七里岩をくり貫いて隼を作る工場を作りたかったようですが戦争終結により頓挫したとのこと。せめて疾風にしようよ。 I didn't see anything here. The end of the war I wanted to make a factory to make firewood by drilling through the Shichisori rock, but it was said that the war ended by the end of the war. Let's at least get a glimpse.
g	golgodenka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2019/05/22 現在、場所が誤っていたので修正依頼済み。説明板等があり、実際の壕も見学可能。 2019/05/22 As of the wrong place, correction request has been made. There is an explanation board etc., and you can also observe the actual boat.
s	sc28000287 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 韮崎市一ツ谷・祖母石両地区には太平洋戦争中の地下壕が存在する。戦争が激化し都市部の空襲が相次いでいた1945年（昭和20年）3月7日に陸軍航空本部は本土決戦に備えて「生産組織疎開計画並びに実施状況」を発表し、軍事工場を地方都市の地下に疎開させる計画を立案した。立川飛行機株式会社はこれに基き航空本部に対して韮崎地区の七里岩断崖に隧道を開削して地下工場を建設する計画書を提出した。地下壕は韮崎市水神町の青坂地下壕、一ツ谷・祖母石などに建設され、地元町民や学生のほかに軍人、建設作業員、在日朝鮮人らが従事した。工事は機械、機材を持ち込み大規模に行われたが、崩落や地下水の侵出により作業は難儀し、工事中に終戦を迎えた。と、ウィキペディアにあります。 There are underground pits during the Pacific War in both the Hitotsuya and Kamiubaishi districts of Nirasaki City. On March 7, 1945 (Showa 20), when the war intensified and air raids in urban areas continued, the Army Aviation Headquarters announced the "production organization evacuation plan and implementation status" in preparation for the mainland decisive battle, and set up military factories in rural areas. I made a plan to evacuate to the basement of the city. Based on this, Tachikawa Aircraft Co., Ltd. submitted a plan to the Aviation Headquarters to excavate a tunnel on the Nirasaki district's Nanariiwa cliff and build an underground factory. The underground pits were built in Aosaka underground pits in Suijin Town, Nirasaki City, Hitotsuya and Kamiubaishi, and were engaged by military personnel, construction workers, and Koreans in Japan in addition to local townspeople and students. The construction was carried out on a large scale by bringing in machinery and equipment, but the work was difficult due to the collapse and the invasion of groundwater, and the war ended during the construction. And on Wikipedia.