Russia Hei Cemetery

This is the grave of those who became prisoners of war in Russia and died in a foreign country. I can't see this grave from the road, but since the picture is drawn on the fence, I entered it with that as a landmark. Western-style graves were lined up neatly there. I was very impressed that the flowers were carefully offered one by one.

At Tenka Chaya and Hamadera POW camp It is a graveyard where deceased people are buried. February 1905 One soldier succumbs to lung disease 11 dead by March 1905 April 1905: 180 minor injuries and 20 serious injuries entered. April 1905 One typhoid patient died. May 1905: One infantry died. July 1905: Lightning strike killed nine people. November 1905: Two people were killed in the riot. The Russo-Japanese War and POW Camps in Osaka See by Jiro Onishi and others