Oka Masaharu Memorial Nagasaki Peace Museum
Oka Masaharu Memorial Nagasaki Peace Museum
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Finn Kaoru L
1 条分享
2023年9月 • 好友
Amazing museum that tells all aspects of imperial Japan's wartime atrocities, from forced labor to comfort women to Nanjing massacre. Graphic visuals are hard to view but necessary to understand the depth of the atrocity. Brave and essential mission to spread knowledge about these difficult truths!
撰写日期：2024年1月2日
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TheProdigitalSon
London128 条分享
2023年8月
This is a great little museum that exposes the 'other side' of Japan and the very naughty things their military got up to - particularly between 1937-1945.
As Oliver Stone is quoted as saying at the museum, there should be one of these in Tokyo and Kyoto and other tourist hotspots.
Lots of photos and displays showing things like the comfort women and Nanjing Massacre as well as the forced labour of Koreans and Chinese.
Although there are English translations (8/10), bring your reading glasses as the type is very small.
I was the only person in the museum at 10.30 - 11.55am.
I was very grateful to the elderly lady who was staffing the place and the fact that she kept the floors spotlessly clean because I was sitting on the floor in order to read some of the displays.
Very educational and I'd consider it a MUST DO in Nagasaki
Adult entry was 250 yen
As Oliver Stone is quoted as saying at the museum, there should be one of these in Tokyo and Kyoto and other tourist hotspots.
Lots of photos and displays showing things like the comfort women and Nanjing Massacre as well as the forced labour of Koreans and Chinese.
Although there are English translations (8/10), bring your reading glasses as the type is very small.
I was the only person in the museum at 10.30 - 11.55am.
I was very grateful to the elderly lady who was staffing the place and the fact that she kept the floors spotlessly clean because I was sitting on the floor in order to read some of the displays.
Very educational and I'd consider it a MUST DO in Nagasaki
Adult entry was 250 yen
撰写日期：2023年8月18日
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Vicente B
30 条分享
2020年10月
This museum tells you basically the other side of history and that’s why you will find some “negative” reviews; but please go there and reach your own conclusion.
I arrived at the museum to find out that was closed that day. A lady (one of the nice ladies in the picture), who works as a volunteer there and was passing by, saw me trying to figure out what to do next and asked me if I wanted to visit it. Even though it was closed, she opened it just for me. So I had the entire museum just for myself!
We discussed for almost half an hour after I finished the visit. She was very kind and happy to see foreigners visiting this museum.
Besides the grateful personal experience, I was touched by her story: it seems that this museum does not even appear in the official tourist guides (even is criticized by the city itself) since the main goal is to provide self-critics about negative Japanese acts committed against other cultures over the recent history (against Chinese, Koreans...).
Pictures, texts, objects... all the representations of those atrocities were very emotive and hard to see and to read... but gives you another side of the history!
Obviously not everyone is willing to accept their own mistakes of the past and in this museum you find that perspective. She even offered a lot of explanations since some of the descriptions were in japanese and korean.
When I told her that was my birthday she even offered me some chocolates and candies :) !!!
I guess it will remain as my best souvenir from Nagasaki!
I arrived at the museum to find out that was closed that day. A lady (one of the nice ladies in the picture), who works as a volunteer there and was passing by, saw me trying to figure out what to do next and asked me if I wanted to visit it. Even though it was closed, she opened it just for me. So I had the entire museum just for myself!
We discussed for almost half an hour after I finished the visit. She was very kind and happy to see foreigners visiting this museum.
Besides the grateful personal experience, I was touched by her story: it seems that this museum does not even appear in the official tourist guides (even is criticized by the city itself) since the main goal is to provide self-critics about negative Japanese acts committed against other cultures over the recent history (against Chinese, Koreans...).
Pictures, texts, objects... all the representations of those atrocities were very emotive and hard to see and to read... but gives you another side of the history!
Obviously not everyone is willing to accept their own mistakes of the past and in this museum you find that perspective. She even offered a lot of explanations since some of the descriptions were in japanese and korean.
When I told her that was my birthday she even offered me some chocolates and candies :) !!!
I guess it will remain as my best souvenir from Nagasaki!
撰写日期：2020年10月15日
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xlne
新加坡新加坡765 条分享
2020年3月
As a traveller, I am always eager to learn more about the history of a country I’m visiting, both the good and bad sides of it.
Many countries have scores of museums to showcase their triumphs but few, if any, institutions to display their shame. In India, I couldn’t find a museum that place any emphasis on the British colonial period, despite it being an important part of their past. In history museums across Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia, I’m treated to a series of propaganda that at times slip from the realms of ridicule into the chasm of comedy.
All of which is why I am grateful to discover the existence of this little museum in Japan. From reading some of the other reviews, I am also pleasantly surprised to learn that there are actually organised school trips to this place, even if those particular reviews didn’t take kindly to the museum.
After paying the cheap entry fee, the polite staff left me to peruse the two levels of the museum at my own pace. Interestingly, the stark contrast in the state and facilities of this museum as compared to the lauded atomic museum nearby speak volumes on its popularity with the country’s administration. Nevertheless, this place still strives to educate with its few prop displays and tons and tons of information, half of which is fluently translated to English. The tone of the information might be a tad biased and accusing, but it’s easy to tune that out and focus on the content itself.
All in all, I had an enriching experience here and would highly recommend this museum to anyone interested to learn minute details in the inconvenient truths of war.
Many countries have scores of museums to showcase their triumphs but few, if any, institutions to display their shame. In India, I couldn’t find a museum that place any emphasis on the British colonial period, despite it being an important part of their past. In history museums across Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia, I’m treated to a series of propaganda that at times slip from the realms of ridicule into the chasm of comedy.
All of which is why I am grateful to discover the existence of this little museum in Japan. From reading some of the other reviews, I am also pleasantly surprised to learn that there are actually organised school trips to this place, even if those particular reviews didn’t take kindly to the museum.
After paying the cheap entry fee, the polite staff left me to peruse the two levels of the museum at my own pace. Interestingly, the stark contrast in the state and facilities of this museum as compared to the lauded atomic museum nearby speak volumes on its popularity with the country’s administration. Nevertheless, this place still strives to educate with its few prop displays and tons and tons of information, half of which is fluently translated to English. The tone of the information might be a tad biased and accusing, but it’s easy to tune that out and focus on the content itself.
All in all, I had an enriching experience here and would highly recommend this museum to anyone interested to learn minute details in the inconvenient truths of war.
撰写日期：2020年5月18日
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ケイ60
立川市2,988 条分享
2019年8月 • 独自旅游
長崎の原爆資料館にせよ、多くの戦争関連の資料館は、日本の被害を中心に資料を展示したり、解説したりしています。それに対して、この資料館は、日本軍が戦争中、アジアの各地でどんなことをしたのか、加害の事実を含め、展示がされています。戦争を考えるとき、忘れてはならない視点だとも思います。
撰写日期：2019年8月2日
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zhena
Glasgow221 条分享
2019年4月
Modern building and impressive exhibition. A good mix of historical facts and images promoting peace in the future.
Nice cafe where very pleasant staff serve tasty snacks.
Nice cafe where very pleasant staff serve tasty snacks.
撰写日期：2019年4月14日
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maukassant
日本德岛市1 条分享
2019年3月 • 独自旅游
時間とお金の無駄でした。
平和とは全く関係の無い、おかしな宗教の施設です。
騙されて行かないように!!
気分が悪くなります。
平和とは全く関係の無い、おかしな宗教の施設です。
騙されて行かないように!!
気分が悪くなります。
撰写日期：2019年3月23日
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Chae Been Ahn
165 条分享
2019年1月
이렇게 소규모라도 뜻 있는 사람들의 성의와 열정이 모여 위정자들이 덮고자 한 것들을 알리고 본인들의 아픈 역사를 감추지 않겠다는 의지를 꾸준히 보이는 점 인듯합니다. 꼭 보셨으면 좋겠는 장소에요.
撰写日期：2019年1月25日
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Trek13653689463
29 条分享
2018年11月
軍艦島が世界遺産に登録されたが，加害の歴史については余り触れられていない。この資料館では，日本が侵略をした過去の事実を知り，強制連行して働かせた人々や当時のくらしを通して戦争の残酷さや悲惨さをしり平和の在り方について考えることができます。
撰写日期：2019年1月4日
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Inung S
37 条分享
2018年7月 • 独自旅游
일본은 자신들의 과거 만행들을 늘 숨기고 왜곡시켜왔다. 하지만 이 곳은 그 보이지않는 단면을 수면위로 끌어올린 대단하고 멋진 곳이다. 한국어 또는 다른 언어로 설명이 가능하게 하는 mp3가 구비되어 있으니 일본어나 한자를 모른다고해서 이곳을 그냥 지나치지 말았으면 한다. 여기에는 우리가 알고 있었던 혹은 몰랐던 역사의 진실과 어두운 면이 고스란히 담겨있다. 약간의 정리와 순서가 어지럽거나 아쉬운건 사실이지만 그럼에도 여기는 장담컨데, 나가사키 최고의 자료관이다.
撰写日期：2018年7月6日
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