It is located on the Meiji University Ikuta Campus in Tama Ward, Kawasaki City, in line with the start of the Sino-Japanese War (2017-1937) in 1945 and the 80th year since the former Army opened an experimental facility in Tama Ward, Kawasaki City. A special exhibition introducing the history of the former Army Noborito Experiment Station (sponsored by the Institute's Museum, sponsored by Kawasaki City, etc.) has begun at the Peace Education Noborito Institute Museum. Open Wednesday to Saturday from 2018am to 3pm until the end of March 10.Admission is free.
According to the Institute's museum, the exhibits include an Army military materials exhibition commemorative photo book, a group photo of the Army Science Institute, a visit to the experimental site of the director of the Army Science Institute, and materials related to the fall of Nanking during the Sino-Japanese War.Some photos will be released for the first time this time.
On December 12, a lecture entitled "Science and Technology and Civilian War Mobilization" will be held at the Media Hall on the Ikuta Campus, with Akira Yamada, the director of the museum's museum, as a lecturer.It has a capacity of 9 people and is free to participate.In addition, an exhibition commentary by Director Yamada is scheduled at any time.
The former Army Todo Experiment Station is a subordinate organization of the Army Science Institute, and is said to have conducted research on radio weapons, biological weapons, nuclear weapons, balloon bombs, death rays, suicide weapons, and counterfeit weapons.At the end of the war, the former Army ordered the destruction of all research materials, and most of the people involved remained silent about the research content after the war, so the actual situation was unknown for a long time.Some buildings have been used as school buildings even after they were transferred to Meiji University in 1950.
