War in the Pacific National Historical Park

Pacific War National Historical Park is located in central Guam and is known for its historical resources. It is adjacent to Asan Beach, with clear water and fine sand and swaying coconut trees on the beach, which is what attracts tourists here. The composition of the park The park consists of 7 land and sea parks, located in 6 different locations, mainly in the Asan, Piti, Agat and Santa Rita areas . Pacific War Museum The exhibition halls of the Pacific War Museum are two long and narrow halls, and the objects displayed in the two exhibition halls are of a contrasting nature. The T. Stere Newman Visitor Center and the T. Stere Newman Visitor Center is located not far from the beach, and in front of the visitor center is a Japanese submarine that served in the Battle of Guam. A variety of exhibits are displayed here, as well as a bookstore with educational publications on the Pacific War, Guam history, and the region's natural and cultural resources. In addition, there is a theater in the museum, showing "Recover Guam" and other related documentaries. Since the two scenic spots are far apart, there is no bus to reach them. It is recommended to charter a car. After visiting the visitor center, you can stroll to the seaside. There is a cannon facing the sea in the park, facing the sea. In addition to the museum, there are several viewpoints in the park worth visiting. Assen Bay Observation Deck is located between the Pacific National Historical Park Visitor Center and Assen Pacific War Park. It is a World War II memorial site. There are bronze markers to introduce the war of that year. Standing on the observation deck, you can overlook Apra Harbor ( Apra).