Ttunnel Memorial Park Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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It is located on a hill overlooking the Yoshioka fishing port where Yoshioka Submarine Station was located, and you can also visit it by public transportation if you take a bus up the slope from the national highway bus stop. I visited on a sunny and visible day, so I could see Cape Tatsuhi, Tsugaru Peninsula, and Mt. Iwaki on the opposite bank. There was a little outdoor exhibition of monuments and construction vehicles, and few people visited, so I was able to spend a leisurely time looking at the scenery.
It is located on a hill overlooking the Yoshioka fishing port where Yoshioka Submarine Station was located, and you can also visit it by public transportation if you take a bus up the slope from the national highway bus stop. I visited on a sunny and visible day, so I could see Cape Tatsuhi, Tsugaru Peninsula, and Mt. Iwaki on the opposite bank. There was a little outdoor exhibition of monuments and construction vehicles, and few people visited, so I was able to spend a leisurely time looking at the scenery.
Even if it is called a memorial park, it is better to just have a wired car that would have been used for construction and a monument to commemorate the completion of construction, and there are no playsets, so it is better to just call it a square. Since it is on a hill, there are also ships that go back and forth between the Tsugaru Strait ... There is no particular tourist element, and it is better to visit the tunnel memorial hall for tunnel construction.
Even if it is called a memorial park, it is better to just have a wired car that would have been used for construction and a monument to commemorate the completion of construction, and there are no playsets, so it is better to just call it a square. Since it is on a hill, there are also ships that go back and forth between the Tsugaru Strait ... There is no particular tourist element, and it is better to visit the tunnel memorial hall for tunnel construction.
There was a sign with the tunnel Memorial Park, so I went there. There is no such thing as a conspicuous sign, so be careful if you don't look carefully, you will pass by. You can think of the monument and the strait. For exhibitions, you should stop by the Seikan Tunnel Museum. Of course, I can't see the tunnel from here.
It is located on a hill overlooking the Yoshioka fishing port where Yoshioka Submarine Station was located, and you can also visit it by public transportation if you take a bus up the slope from the national highway bus stop. I visited on a sunny and visible day, so I could see Cape Tatsuhi, Tsugaru Peninsula, and Mt. Iwaki on the opposite bank. There was a little outdoor exhibition of monuments and construction vehicles, and few people visited, so I was able to spend a leisurely time looking at the scenery.
It is located on a hill overlooking the Yoshioka fishing port where Yoshioka Submarine Station was located, and you can also visit it by public transportation if you take a bus up the slope from the national highway bus stop. I visited on a sunny and visible day, so I could see Cape Tatsuhi, Tsugaru Peninsula, and Mt. Iwaki on the opposite bank. There was a little outdoor exhibition of monuments and construction vehicles, and few people visited, so I was able to spend a leisurely time looking at the scenery.
Even if it is called a memorial park, it is better to just have a wired car that would have been used for construction and a monument to commemorate the completion of construction, and there are no playsets, so it is better to just call it a square. Since it is on a hill, there are also ships that go back and forth between the Tsugaru Strait ... There is no particular tourist element, and it is better to visit the tunnel memorial hall for tunnel construction.
Even if it is called a memorial park, it is better to just have a wired car that would have been used for construction and a monument to commemorate the completion of construction, and there are no playsets, so it is better to just call it a square. Since it is on a hill, there are also ships that go back and forth between the Tsugaru Strait ... There is no particular tourist element, and it is better to visit the tunnel memorial hall for tunnel construction.
There was a sign with the tunnel Memorial Park, so I went there. There is no such thing as a conspicuous sign, so be careful if you don't look carefully, you will pass by. You can think of the monument and the strait. For exhibitions, you should stop by the Seikan Tunnel Museum. Of course, I can't see the tunnel from here.