【歴史の真実】なぜ鹿屋が隠されたのか？日本最多908名が飛び立った「もう一つの特攻基地」と残された戦争遺跡

This video shows a tour of war remains in Kanoya City related to Kamikaze pilots, especially the Kamikaze Special Attack Team. Kanoya is known as the place where the largest number of Kamikaze pilots in Japan went into action during World War II. In the video, the tragedy of war and the wish for peace are conveyed while touring such war remains. In the video, various war remains are introduced. These include the runway where the planes were launched, the dormitories where the Kamikaze pilots are said to have spent their last night, and a museum that displays the suicide notes and artifacts they left behind. The museum's content reminds us of the impact of war on people and the importance of peace. The message is to remember the history of war and the importance of keeping it alive for the future. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Another Face of Kanoya City, Kagoshima Prefecture 01:08 Kanoya Air Base Archives 02:06 Zero fighter Type 52 03:07 Kanoya Air Base, Command Base for Kamikaze Pilots 03:55 Kushira Peace Park, Bunker No. 1 Telegraph Room, Morse Code 06:51 Kawahigashi Bunker 07:15 Sakurabana Monument, Sakurabana Special Attack Unit 08:06 Takasu Tochka 08:43 Landing site of the Occupation Forces, Kanahama Beach ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Some URLs in the summary column may contain affiliate advertisements. Equipment SONY a7siii https://a.r10.to/hue9Sr SONY a7iii https://a.r10.to/hYjXhC SONY a6600 https://a.r10.to/h2OKRV TAMRON 28-75 f2.8 https://a.r10.to/hNErXK TAMRON 17-28 f2.8 https://a.r10.to/hN1Vpy ZHIYUN WEEBILL S https://a.r10.to/h5xORV Click here to subscribe to our channel!    / @saruko   Subchannel Shrine and Temple Tour CH    / @saruko-jinja