Yamanakazaka Jizodo

Yuan Zheng の History

Original Text

I just passed by, so I took a look. I didn't know the details, but it seems that it was used as an air raid shelter during the war.

Look up at the sky in the clear sky.

Original Text

I visited on a sunny winter day. Is it a 500kg bomb or a 1t bomb that fell? Or a fire bomb? It is an air raid shelter with a horizontal hole on this terrace. When I thought it would be a direct hit, I joined hands because it was a memorial monument to 々 for many people who were sacrificed in the war.

I thought you'd notice.

Original Text

I am listening to the memorial of the victims during the war 々. I don't notice it unless I pay attention in the middle of the slope. In the middle of the slope connecting the Tachikawa terrace and the flat land of the Tama River.

Air raid shelter hit directly

Original Text

Jizo-do in the middle of Yamanakazaka near the cliff of Negawa. There used to be an air defense shelter here, and bombs hit directly during the war and killed many victims. There is an explanation version that explains it.

Jizo at the site of the air defense shelter bombed during the war

Original Text

It is a Jizo-do located in the middle of the slope on the south side of Tachikawa Station. There is a horizontal air defense shelter here, and it seems that many victims were killed in the wartime bombing. Now there is Jizo-do and a monument there, and I think that war will never happen again every time I pass through it.