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National Memorial Hall
On the green hill sits an altar of flower offerings. Nestled inside the hill is a space for reflecting on both pre-disaster and post-disaster days and for offering prayers for the lives lost.
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Nakano Settlement
The remains of a settlement that was evacuated after the earthquake, tsunami, and resulting nuclear power reactor accident.
Morotake Settlement
A new rural landscape is being fostered here, remembering the former settlement through earth mounds that mark where houses once stood.
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Multipurpose Field
A three-hectare turf field used for various events and activities.
Cherry Tree Hill
Cherry trees have been planted, including the endemic Oshima cherry (Cerasus speciosa).
Dangoyama Knoll
This small, rounded hill was a local landmark known as Dangoyama (literally, “rice dumpling mountain”).
Waterside Area
The earthquake caused the land here to subside, forming a wetland. This area has been left untouched to observe how the environment changes naturally over time.
Nearby Facilities
There are facilities surrounding the park that also provide information about the damage caused by the earthquake and tsunami, as well as the lessons learned.
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