Yangon Japanese Cemetery

It is a 10-minute walk from the bus terminal. The entrance is along the side of the Myanmar crematorium. The entrance is on the west side of the site. It is not along the road of Christian Cemetery. When you enter, are you Japanese? Asks. Lights the incense stick and waits for you.

About 10 minutes walk to the right from Gate 1 of Aung Mingalar Bus Station. From Gate 4, it's about 7 or 8 minutes from the alley entrance next to the stream, which is a little back from the signboard.

15 minutes 5km from the airport (opposite to downtown) It was in the back of the Burmese crematorium. Parking space is 3 private cars. It feels like the lawn is well maintained, there are 200 to 300 tombstones in total, the pagoda is left lying down, and personal tombstones other than the monument are missing or full of moss. Looking at the caretaker who brought it, it is probably the result of avoiding war education, about one Japanese person a week. It is said that it will be the anniversary of the end of the war in 71 years after the war, but there are only a few pages of the war in 9 years of compulsory education. 90% of the Japanese have no memory of the war. I don't even know where my grandfather died in the war. The caretaker wants a tip here by Japanese people. If you look at the condition of the grave, you can tell immediately that you are doing it properly. I'm not in a state where I can get a tip after getting a salary. The person who had just washed the clothes started mowing.