Mikasa Historic Memorial Warship記念艦「三笠」
The Memorial Battle Ship Mikasa, permanently berthed in Yokosuka, Japan, stands as a historic monument and museum, dedicated to preserving Japan's maritime history. Commissioned in the early 20th century, the Mikasa played a pivotal role in the Russo-Japanese War, particularly at the Battle of Tsushima in 1905, where it served as the flagship of Admiral Togo Heihachiro. After the war, the ship was preserved and opened to the public in 1926 as a symbol of naval strength and national pride.
Visitors to the Mikasa can explore its meticulously restored decks, cabins, and armaments, providing a tangible link to Japan's imperial past and its emergence as a naval power. The ship is not only a testament to the engineering and military strategies of its time but also serves as an educational platform, offering insights into the life of sailors and the evolution of naval warfare. Nestled in the port city of Yokosuka, the Mikasa enriches the cultural landscape, attracting history buffs, naval enthusiasts, and tourists alike.
Opening Hours
9:00-16:30
Admission
Adult: 600 JPY
High School Children: 300 JPY
Children: Free
Address
82-19 Inaokacho
Getting There
- 16 minutes walk from Yokosuka-chūō Station (横須賀中央駅)
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