... okay, the heading would have been better fitted to the entry yesterday, after I had once again climbed the hill to uni .... oh well no matter .... Have
me at midday can rouse ... So I got myself on the train and up to Ichigaya down because I noticed that was to her for a half a year, not even at the Yasukuni Shrine, which one hears so much yet imemr.
Na am to early afternoon I arrived there and I've looked around a little here are some pictures about this:
addition to the Yasukuni Shrine is also the Yushukan, a museum, which deals with the Shrine and Japanese history. Since for students in exceptional cases, even an admission price reduction was, I went into this.
Here are some impressions (at least what one was allowed to photograph yet>. \u0026lt;)
A Japanese carrier fighter (Mitsubishi A6M ), the 2nd World War II was used.
A locomotive of the Japanese model C56
Well I found the most interesting exhibition space for the 2 World War II. On the walls were everywhere numerous small pictures of people who died in war and are worshiped on Yasukunischrein. In addition, there were a few of the last diary entries or letters from the dead on display. They were really impressive and moving.
Mhm oh well the einizge what has disturbed something in the museum, was a tour group of pensioners, which has moved yapping loudly through the museum and everything had to comment on what they saw >.\u0026lt;.... Fortunately after an hour ago because they had to go and so I could still enjoy a few of the showrooms in peace ^ __ ^
Well when I came back from the museum, it was late afternoon and there I have a short Round in the vicinity of the shrine again made their way back.
So that's it; P
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