湧別機雷事故。警察が爆破処理をイベント化して一般人含む112名ﾀﾋ亡【ゆっくり解説】

On May 26, 1942, a massive explosion occurred in Shimoyubetsu Village, Hokkaido, on the Sea of ​​Okhotsk coast, during the detonation of a mine that had washed ashore. It was the largest explosion in Japan, killing 112 people and injuring 112 others. Why did they even arrange for a special train to gather hundreds of spectators? Why has this disaster become a "forgotten tragedy" for over 80 years? This video examines and explains the causes of the Yubetsu mine disaster from three perspectives: police misjudgment, inadequate safety distance settings, and wartime media censorship. ▼Related Videos    • ペプコン大爆発。史上最悪の非核爆発事故で374名ﾀﾋ傷、アメリカ宇宙開発が半壊【ゆっ...      • 天津浜海新区倉庫爆発事故。3000トン危険物の存在知らされず165名ﾀﾋ亡【ゆっくり解説】      • 天六ガス爆発事故。老朽化に気付かずガス漏れ大爆発で79名ﾀﾋ亡【ゆっくり解説】   ▼Channel Overview This channel independently investigates and examines actual accidents and disasters. The purpose of the broadcasts is to raise awareness, prevent recurrence, raise crime prevention awareness, and prevent the incident from being forgotten. The scenario and video are all original. If you have any comments or requests, please feel free to comment. *The content of this video is not intended to insult or ridicule anyone involved. *All materials in this video are quoted and are not intended to infringe on copyright or portrait rights. [Music provided by Hikari Surprise Inc.] #YubetsuMineAccident #MineExplosion #Hokkaido #PacificWar #ExplosionAccident #WartimeTragedy #SlowExplanation #AccidentReview