Karafuto Kaitaku Monument

Taiwanese promoters の merit を し, Zhuji の を pray る

Original Text

It is a monument called Granite-no-do 々, which stands adjacent to the Hokkaido Jingu Shrine in the precincts of Hokkaido Jingu Shrine. In front of the front, the 12th Takeshi Imamura's ink "tanshinkan Nikki" among the Karafuto Chokan who ruled the development administration for 40 years as Karafuto Cho for the 15th generation by the conclusion of the Treaty of Portsmouth after the Russo Japanese War On the back, the relationship with Sakhalin, which began in the 16th century and Hideyoshi's era, and detailed history are described. Constructed modern Sakhalin in barren and cold lands, ... due to the defeat of the Great Heiyo War.