As No.2 Sea Fort is located at the mouth of… 14. Deterioration by sea wave and collapse by aging
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As No.2 Sea Fort is located at the mouth of… Brick construction (on right wing west side bunker)
After the Sino-Japanese War, the Imperial Navy installed the torpedo… Autumn insects (voice only)
Unfortunately we couldn't capture their appearance and only record to… Remains of gun battery
This is the remains of 15cm cannon gun battery and… White flower of Primrose family “Lysimachia mauritiana”
Lysimachia mauritiana is a perennial plant of the Primrose family. It… Brick construction(covered trench on the right wing north side)
This is an Inside the bunker on the north side… 13. Destroy by Allied forces after the defeat of World War II
On August 14, 1945, the Kantaro Suzuki Cabinet accepted the… 15. Safety management of development and maintenance route
Tokyo Bay is an important sea area that supports economic… “Botan Boufuu “looks like Japanese parsley flower
"Botan Boufuu" is an evergreen perennial plant of the dropwort found rockyarea of seacoast.… 4. The first artificial island of Tokyo Bay“Shinagawa Daiba” 1854
Egawa Tarozaemonhidetatsu ordered by the Shogunate again to plan the… “Slay-backed gull” resting at the Mooring.
It's a big seagull resting for a long time on… High angle gun platform
12.7cm high angle gun platform. This high angle gun was… 12. Damages by the Great Kanto Earthquake
The Great Kanto Earthquake struck on September 1 Taisho 12(1923),… Feature of bricks construction of No.2 Sea Fort
Although there are no brick constructions such as barracks, bunkers… Shocking color of Dianthus japonicus
The flowering season of Dianthus japonicus which grows naturally on cliffs and… Ships passing by near the No.2 Sea Fort.
No.2 Sea Fort is close to the Uraga Suido Pas-… Collapse to propagate “Yucca Gloriosa” or Atsuba Kimigayo Ran.
An evergreen shrub native to North America. It features thick… 3. Proposal of the construction of Daiba. (Tokyo Bay Sea Defense Plan) 1839
Egawa Tarozaemon Hidetatsu (1801-55) who was ”Daikan” (the local governer)… 10. Strategy influenced by performance of cannons
Since Meiji 13 (1880), Imperial Army launched full-scale construction of… Akinori Nishida, the creator of Tokyo Bay Fortress.
Akinori Nishida was born in Iwakuni (Yamaguchi Prefecture). At the… Colorful Kaiman
This creature, also called the "Kaimen", or sponge, has loose… Construction schedule table
Akinori Nishida contributed in technical aspect of Tokyo Bay Sea… Various jellyfishes
You can observe jellyfish floating around the coast of No.2… Lilium maculatum blooming its face up
Lilium maculatum grows in coastal gravel areas and cliffs, and the flowers… 1. prologue
Industrial revolution The industrial revolution that began in Britain in… Storing installation in front of moorings on north side
Storage house nearby the moorings on north side. Its wall… Flock of Dunlin
During the breeding season of the bird, its back turns… A memorial to the monument of men who were martyred in the construction of fortress.
Many workers, not just engineers, engaged in the construction of… A pretty yellow flower “birds-foot trefoil” of the leguminous.
In early summer, small yellow flowers in the shape of… Central Turret observation platform
Central turret observation platform. This observation platform was con- structed… 8. The pioneer of modern fortress construction
The Tokyo Bay Fortress is the group of artillery batteries… Feature of battery and armament of No.2 Sea Fort
Foot wall and back wall of upper part installation of… 2. Awareness of the necessity of fortifying sea defense
After the Industrial Revolution, the power of the Western countries… 9. Necessity of three Sea Forts
Major Hisataka kuroda of Imperial Army who took a key… Brick with cherry engraving
From No.2 Sea Fort they found some other bricks other… In sunny place of the fort, Sedums grow.
Sedum is a succulent of the same family as cactus.… Beautiful bluish purple flower of “Hamagou”
An evergreen small shrub that grows on sandy beaches. The… Maintenance of revetment of No.2 Sea Fort
Due to large-scale earthquakes such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Earthquake… The evergreen creeping shrub of the Rosaceae family “Teriha Rose polyantha”
Teriha (shining leaf) rosa polyantha is characterized by shiny leaves,… High construction technology that was requested to provide to United States.
Revetment work also adopted for construction of the No.3 Sea Fort.… Oriental longheaded locust
Do you know where they are in the photo? You… 5. Two remained Daibas (batteries)
No.3 Shinagawa Daiba is the park where you can walk in.… 7. Fortifying Japanese archipelago by Aritomo Yamagata
Aritomo Yamagata ruling the Imperial Army as a Marshal from… Brick construction (covered trench on the right wing north side)
Outlook of the bunker on the right wing north side.… Who brought Opuntia in the fort?
It's a little tired, but it's a prickly pear cactus.… 6. Tokyo Bay Sea Defense Plan by Meiji Gov.
The Meiji New Government worked on "the Tokyo Bay Defense… 16. Chronology of No.2 Sea Fort
Japanese Calendar Western Calendar Events of Sea Defense Edo Kanei16… 11. Change of Defense Line
The construction of Tokyo Bay Fortress started in Meiji 13… Japanese cormorants standing in line on the sea bank.
Japanese cormorant is a bird that mainly eats fish and… Breakwater
Breakwater on north side sea area. Its length of east… Manjuboya of Orange color
It is an orange mottled object, a kind of ascidian… Unknown people leaving no marks on history
Construction of No.2 Sea Fort relied on human power It… Chrysanthemum-like flowers on glossy leaves “Farfugium japonicum”
An evergreen perennial that does not wither its green leaves… Brickwork construction (underground part of the central turret)
Entrance of underground fortress on the left wing. What’s this? “Kamenote” is delicious when eaten
It is usually about 3-4 cm, and it inhabits the… Kenchiishi
Revetment stone wall of Japanese traditional engineering technology called“Kenchi-ishizumi”on the… Moorings
Moorings on north side of the fort. Many bollards remained… Marks on bricks
From No.2 Sea Fort they found some other bricks other…