Hirota Koki Statue

Former prime minister from the local community.

Original Text

It is a statue of one of the politicians who was a local and experienced the prime minister, and who was regarded as a class A war criminal. It was in front of the entrance to the Fukuoka City Museum of Art

Big statue

Original Text

It is a statue standing along the body road at the southern end of Ohori Park. It looks like a little old man, and it's a very big statue. It's something you can see without expecting, but it's not that big.

Do hall 々 statue

Original Text

It is a statue of a politician who was from Fukuoka Prefecture from the Meiji period to the Showa period, who experienced the prime minister. In the Tokyo Trial, he was executed as a Ａ class war criminal in a unilateral decision of the Allied Powers, but only those who made efforts to make a ceasefire (the Allied Powers do not accept it), and the statue is also very well made. Is. I was rude but my face was cute.

Fukuoka City origin の Sage です

Original Text

It is located in front of the NHK Fukuoka Broadcasting Station on the south side of Ohori Park. Professor Hiroki Hirota was born in Tenjin, Fukuoka City in 1878, and served as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Prime Minister before the Pacific War. After the war, he was sentenced to hang, despite the civilians in the Far East military trial, and was sentenced without any excuse. Did you regret that you could not stop the war? Please visit the statue of the great wise man in Fukuoka.

Fukuoka is from the bronze statue of Prime Minister の Yuan の.

Original Text

There is a magnificent statue in the Japanese garden of Ohori Park and right next to the Fukuoka City Museum of Art. A statue in kimono. Former Prime Minister from Fukuoka Prefecture. As a result, he was executed as a war criminal, but as a politician, he was highly valued as a diplomat, and many people questioned the judgment. As a magnificent person that cannot be forgotten in his hometown, he probably built a bronze statue here where many people gather.