This Chio Picture of a Japanese Cemetery in S’pore is Driving S’poreans Apeshit

Whenever we hear the word “cemetery”, the first image that comes to our mind is a gloomy, melancholic scenery stretching across a field. Well, I’m here to change your perception. 

This Japanese cemetery in Singapore is so chio, you won’t be able to resist it. 


Japanese Cemetery

I’m about to blow you away with a scenery of this Japanese cemetery. Are you ready?

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Here you go! Beautiful, ain’t it? Now you’re asking me if it’s really a cemetery. No kidding pal, it sure is. I’ll share some background on this cemetery to convince you further. 

Situated in Hougang, this Japanese Cemetery Park is, in fact, the largest Japanese cemetery in Southeast Asia at 29,359 square metres. Didn’t expect that, eh?

Consisting of 910 tombstones, it contains the remains of members of the Japanese community in Singapore. Yeap, this includes Japanese prostitutes, civilians, soldiers and convicted war criminals back in the past. 

It was also gazetted as a memorial park by the Singapore government in 1987. Given that this is one of the few official Japanese Cemeteries outside Japan, it is usually visited by Japanese school kids, as well as Japanese tourists. 

The thing is, no one really visits it now, keeping the whole memorial park pretty quiet and peaceful. Which resulted in people going there for different reasons. Some people took advantage of the peacefulness to enjoy getting away from the bustling city.

Others found this place a good studying spot for them. If it gets to it, perhaps you could always pray for good luck before studying. Does it help? I don’t know. Give it a try and let me know, yeah? 


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