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Japan Archive Museum Commemorating Kamikaze Pilots in Oita to Close its Doors in 2024

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The museum, Yokaren Shiryokan, opened in 1988. Its collection of about 3,000 artifacts will be donated to Oita City's Gokoku Shrine. Visitors will be able to visit the museum through May. The museum is scheduled to close around May 14, 2024.

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Japan Archive Museum Commemorating Kamikaze Pilots in Oita to Close its Doors in 2024

OITA — An archive museum exhibiting items left behind by pilots who died on kamikaze attack missions during the Pacific War will close down in August 2024, three years after the death of its founder, who was a kamikaze pilot during the war.

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読売新聞オンライン broke the news in Japan on Monday, December 25, 2023.
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