Former air-raid shelter of the Chiran Branch Arsenal of the Tachiarai Army Aviation Arsenal
Former air-raid shelter of the Chiran Branch Arsenal of the Tachiarai Army Aviation Arsenal is an adit in Japan. Former air-raid shelter of the Chiran Branch Arsenal of the Tachiarai Army Aviation Arsenal is situated near the castle Chiran-jo, as well as near the ruins Honmaru main compartment.- Adit
- …is also known as “大刀洗陸軍航空廠知覧分廠防空壕跡”
Places of Interest Nearby
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Chiran Castle
Chiran Castle was a Japanese castle located in the…
220 metres southwest of Former air-raid shelter of the Chiran Branch Arsenal of the Tachiarai Army Aviation Arsenal
Chiran Peace Museum for Kamikaze Pilots
The airbase at Chiran, Minamikyūshū, on the…
1 km southwest of Former air-raid shelter of the Chiran Branch Arsenal of the Tachiarai Army Aviation Arsenal
Chiran
Chiran is a bus station.
1 km northwest of Former air-raid shelter of the Chiran Branch Arsenal of the Tachiarai Army Aviation Arsenal
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Chiran and Chirancho-Kori.
Chirancho-Kori
Chirancho-Kori is a quarter.
3½ km northeast of Former air-raid shelter of the Chiran Branch Arsenal of the Tachiarai Army Aviation Arsenal
Kiire-Hitokuracho
Kiire-Hitokuracho is a quarter.
7 km east of Former air-raid shelter of the Chiran Branch Arsenal of the Tachiarai Army Aviation Arsenal
Former air-raid shelter of the Chiran Branch Arsenal of the Tachiarai Army Aviation Arsenal
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Latitude
31.36825° or 31° 22′ 6″ north
Longitude
130.44361° or 130° 26′ 37″ east
Open location code
8Q3G9C9V+8C
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
man_made = adit
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