The Second Shrine Gate was built in 1887. It is the biggest bronze torii gate in Japan.

The bronze, life-size stature of a fine steed was presented in 1958 to honour the memory of the horses that served the military in WWII.

The statue of a carrier pigeon atop a globe honours the birds that were messengers in wartime.

The statue of the German shepherd represents the canines that fought alongside the soldiers.

Memorial of War Widow and Children. Commissioned in 1975 by the their children, the statue was a tribute to the hardship and courage the widows of war endured to raise these children to adulthood.

Haiden (Main Hall) was built in 1901.

A Mitsubishi Zero fighter

The museum was opened in 1882 as a facility to store and exhibit war relics.

Mitsubishi Zero

Artillery from WWII

Wartime railway

Cherry trees

Nogakudo (Noh Theater). Originally in Shiba Park, it was presented to the shrine and moved here in 1903.

Shinmon (Main Gate). The chrysanthemum crest of the imperial family measures 1.5m in diameter.