White silver hall

A towering chalk building within the Peace Prayer Park. Constructed as a symbol of the desire for peace and mourning for the war dead of all Okinawans and others. In the hall, there is a focus on the statue of Okinawa Peace Prayer, which was created by an artist from Okinawa, Masayama Yamada for over 18 years. "War and Peace", a series of paintings created by Nishimura Tateo [Nishimura Keiyu] with a thought for peace, adorns the walls. There is also a museum that displays large works given by prominent painters who agree with the idea of the prayer hall, and a Kiyira butterfly garden that houses some of the country's largest butterflies and giant butterflies. A bronze statue of a "boy" by sculptor Tadayoshi Sato is installed on the site. Take 30 minutes.

A museum located in the Peace Prayer Park on the southern island of Okinawa. It displays various materials on the Battle of Okinawa with the intent of appealing the cruelty of war and the value of peace from the perspective of the people. The permanent exhibition hall on the second floor is divided into five exhibition rooms: "Road to the Battle of Okinawa", "Iron Windstorm", "Battlefields of Hell", "Testimony" and "Quarterly of the Pacific". It is an exhibit that conveys to posterity the actual situation of the Battle of Okinawa from the perspective of Okinawan people. There is a children and process exhibition room on the first floor as a zone to look out for the future, where you can learn about the diversity of the world through the life of 18 children from 18 countries. Use of the first floor is free.

It was established as a peace prayer park in Mabuni, Itoman, the site of the end of the Okinawa War, and serves as a base for transmitting wishes for permanent peace. In the garden, there are many places to inscribe in the heart, such as the Okinawa Prefectural Peace Prayer Museum, the cornerstone of peace [Ishiji], the Okinawa Peace Prayer Hall, the National Okinawa War Veterans Cemetery and the memorial towers of each prefecture. There is a Wi-Fi free spot at the park office. 100 yen (Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays) for each of the in-park EV buses.