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The 32nd Army Headquarters Tunnel beneath Shuri Castle: Numerous floor plates confirmed for the first time at the first tunnel entrance - Governor of Okinawa Prefecture: "Valuable war remains discovered"
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Regarding the 32nd Army Headquarters Tunnel, which was constructed underground at Shuri Castle during the Battle of Okinawa, the prefecture confirmed for the first time that a large number of floor panels were laid on the floor during a trial excavation survey of the "First Tunnel Entrance" in fiscal 2024. Governor Denny Tamaki announced the results of the survey at a press conference on the 6th, saying, "Things that were not previously known ha…
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