Suicide Cliff

This is the tragedy of the Second World War. The upcoming U.S. troops are portrayed as demons. When they land on Saipan, they will kill everyone here. This caused many Japanese to jump off the cliff with their children. Instead of facing the US military, fortunately, these tragedies finally stopped. It is impossible to imagine what different lives those decades ago have experienced.

After arriving at the top of Suicide Cliff, the scenery here is pleasant. There is a very small Peace Memorial Park. There is a monument jointly established by Japan and the United States on the small square in the park. Behind the square is a very large phoenix tree with many tombstones behind it. Standing here, you can see the Long Live Cliff by the sea, and you can also overlook the blue sea.

This trip came twice to the suicide cliff. When the weather is good during the day, watch the deep blue water reflect the grass on this cliff, and see the vast Milky Way at night. Since the suicide cliff is relatively high on Saipan, there is no problem of light pollution, so you can clearly see the stars that you normally can't see.

This is a very nice place with beautiful memorials, beautiful views, and very well maintained. I drew a circle here just because it is a place full of sad death stories, and I am not particularly willing to give it a lot of points.

It is said that when the U.S. Army hit Saipan, the Japanese army station jumped to the sea suicide, many years later, the Japanese army's descendants built a monument on the cliff to commemorate their ancestors jumping off the cliff. It is cheap to die in such a scenic beach, the grandchildren.