One of many Japanese air raid shelters on Aslito Airfield on the south end of Saipan.  The shelter would likely hold 20 men comfortably, 40 in a pinch.  After being taken by the US during the invasion, the field was renamed Isley Field after a US Navy pilot who died attacking the airfield while under Japanese control.

Japanese Air Raid Shelter on Saipan

Exterior of the last Japanese Command Post on the northern end of Saipan.  The weapons around the area are some of the trophies that were left over after the war and brought to this area as a historical area. Photo taken in 2005.

Last Japanese Command Post on Saipan

japanese soldier statue in the yasukuni shrine