Saba fish cooked in miso soup is supposed to taste good no fishy smell
A field of cosmos
Omagari Kohan Enchi
white, pink, and red cosmos are blooming
Flowers surround a mound
Egg station - Sunny side up, scrambled eggs, tamago, hard boiled eggs and soft boiled eggs
French toast and pancakes
Kiwi, Banana, Grape Fruit, lychee, oranges, pineapples
Pastries and bread corner
Balmuda Toaster 😎
Hotel staff bidding us goodbye
Pumpkins for 380yen
Corn keychain
Rest stops are super clean
Zero magnetic field
Abashiri Prison merchandise
Snow fairy
The outdoor museum where 25 historical buildings of the original Abashiri Prison are conserved and exhibited was opened in 1983
網走刑務所
To guard against Russian invasion, the inmates were also forced to construct the first road to Sapporo.
Most of the prison was burned down in a 1909 fire, but it was reconstructed in 1912
Known as a self sufficient farming prison
Offers a glimpse of life in a Japanese Jail
1200 prison inmates were mobilise to build the central road between Abashiri and Asahikawa. They built 163km of road in just 8 mths. They were responsible for reclaiming farmland and building road and railroads through Hokkaido.
Only prison museum in Japan
Wooden penological buildings designated as important cultural properties and the story of how Abashiri Prison contributed to Hokkaido’s development
Inside of the original prison cell
Among prisoners are members of Yakuza
The Brick Punishment Chamber - a pitch black chamber with reduced rations
Built in 1910 and moved to current location in 1991
Solitary Punishment Chamber - an unruly prisoner would be confined here for seven days with only rice water and punishment could be increased to include reduced light deprivation
Preserved buildings from the Meiji Era (1868-1912)
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