忠霊塔 - Tsuruga

Spring is cherry blossoms, autumn is maple, very beautiful. There is a promenade to go around. You can also go to the top gently. It is possible to do lower body reinforcement training in the straight and wide stairs. Actually, the maple of this stairs is beautiful. It is said that this small mountain (park) itself has come to be called the Taira Pagoda as it is the Taira Pagoda at the top. Nakasato Elementary School is right next to you, and you can hear the cheerful voices of the children. Although I can see here well from Mt. Ikake and Mt. Sannai, the view from here is not 360 degrees.

Visit the day before the end of the war day. It will be the graveyard of the 19th Regiment of Tsuruga. You can browse the history of regiments organized by volunteers in the local material space of the Tsuruga City Library, which is a regiment loved by the people of Tsuruga. According to the history of regiments, the captain was seriously injured in the attack strategy of the Russo-Japanese battle, and several days after the serious injury, the captain had a fierce battle after death, digging down the tunnel to the enemy trench and blowing 250 enemies with a large amount of explosives. There is a description that it has been destroyed. It seems to have been a very brave regiment.