پارک شینتو

Quiet and not mean to be a tourist spot but a memorial park. A guy who introduced himself as Ken Sang takes care of the premises hold the keys to the meseum and the shrine house and keep them locked. He offered to open for us when we visit while he keep teeling his story.

During our visit to Shinto Park's WW2 memorial gardens on a quiet weekday, we were pleasantly surprised by the well-maintained grounds. The groundskeeper kindly unlocked the museum for us, allowing us to leisurely explore. With free entry, this park is a worthwhile, quick stop if you're in the vicinity. A peaceful stroll around the garden and a peek inside the museum took us about 20-30 minutes.