33 Bentendaira, Yawata, Ikkimachi, Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima Prefecture 965-0003, Japan
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¥500
The Byakkotai Memorial Hall in Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, commemorates the tragic story of the Byakkotai, a group of young samurai who took their own lives during the Boshin War. Located near Iimoriyama, the site of their final stand, the museum displays historical materials from both the Eastern and Western armies involved in the Aizu War. Exhibits include artifacts, letters, and weaponry, providing insight into the events and the lives of those involved. A short animated film offers an accessible overview for visitors of all ages. Open to the public with a small admission fee, the memorial hall is a poignant reminder of Aizu's history. Wheelchair accessible with discounts available.
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible ramp ○ Accessibility: Guide dogs allowed ○ Accessibility: Discounts available ○ [Scale] Annual visitors: Approximately 100,000