What remains is a solemn echo of the past. Here, before you, stands the u6a4bu6841u843du4e0bu4e8bu6545u6170u970au7891 Memorial. This unassuming monument marks a tragic event, the collapse of a bridge during the construction of the Hiroshima New Transportation System. On March 14th, 1991, a 63-meter long, 225-ton bridge girder fell from its supports onto the road below. The u6a4bu6841u843du4e0bu4e8bu6545u6170u970au7891 Memorial, erected in March 1992, serves as a reminder of this devastating accident. The inscription on the memorial commemorates the fifteen lives lost. It stands as a testament to the importance of safety in construction and a symbol of remembrance for the victims.
芸州廿日市御本陣旧跡
“A castle built on the plain?” you might ask. “Isn’t that a bit…exposed?” And indeed, the Hiroshima Gokoku Jinja, the