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Bullet Holes Remaining in Bunkers From the Battle of Okinawa, Tunnels Revealed by Laser surveying... "Silent Storytellers" that Go Beyond Testimonies - Advisor to the Okinawa Archaeological Society Appeals for Academic Research and Preservation.
As the number of war survivors continues to decline, the importance of "war site archaeology," which involves investigating and researching ruins and artifacts to pass on the realities of the time to future generations, is increasing. We toured the battle sites of the Battle of Okinawa with Mr. Tsugikazu Toma (82), advisor to the Okinawa Archaeological Society and the proponent of this field, and asked him about the necessity of the research and…
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As the number of war survivors continues to decline, the importance of "war site archaeology," which involves investigating and researching ruins and artifacts to pass on the realities of the time to future generations, is increasing. We toured the battle sites of the Battle of Okinawa with Mr. Tsugikazu Toma (82), advisor to the Okinawa Archaeological Society and the proponent of this field, and asked him about the necessity of the research and…