Wakkanai Centennial Memorial Tower

The highest point on the mountain in Wakone Park is windy. There is a sculpture at the door. There are also some monuments and sculptures to commemorate the personnel in the Battle of Judea. You can buy tickets under the memorial tower. It's just that we went on vacation.

In the Wakamai Park, you can see it from the foot of the mountain. The tallest tower should be the commanding height of Wakamai. When the weather is good, it is said that you can see it far away, but unfortunately the day I went was cloudy. But later I saw it when I took the ferry.

Oh my God! These deer in the grass are not sculptures, they are moving! Yes! Deer! Ah! So I walked into the northern memorial under the memorial tower with a shocked face (ΩДΩ)...Wakak, you are so cool! The weather of the day can really be described as a mess, even the staff estimated that no one would visit this kind of day, right? And there are still two "foreigners"! The first and second floors of the Centennial Memorial are the Northern Memorial Hall, and they bought two tickets before the memorial closed, becoming the only visitor to the museum. The memorial has retained many cultural relics and special items in the historical Wannai area and even Hokkaido area. There are also many historical materials on Hutai Island. It is still worth a visit for friends who want to know this history. For example, this bed 200 years ago! You can also sit in by yourself! I went in! Under the straw, then spread a layer of animal fur, no pillow, very hard! (Serious face.jpg) There is a watchtower in the 100-year-old memorial tower. If the weather is good, you can look far from Zonggu Strait, Lijuan and Sakhalin Island, but our weather emmm...just can't see anything!