Naimu Shrine was founded in 1923. It is dedicated to Nogi Maresuke and Naimu Shizuko, the figures of Meiji era (1868 ~ 19 12). Nogi Maresuke is a Japanese army general, a loyal promoter of foreign aggression and expansion policy, and a militaristic deep-water bomb. He committed heinous crimes against the people of China and committed suicide by caesarean section when Emperor Meiji died.

Naim shrine is located near Akasaka in downtown Tokyo. There are many trees in the shrine, including scarlet torii, roppongi traditional buildings and streamlined high-rise buildings. A flea market for antique furniture, clothes and tableware is held on the fourth Sunday of every month. ?

The Nogi Maresuke couple's mansion is adjacent to the shrine and will be open to the public three times a year (the time is not fixed).

Sacrifice figures

Naimu Shrine was set up to commemorate Nogi Maresuke and Naimu Shizuko, two figures in the Meiji era (1868 ~ 19 12).

Nogi Maresuke is a Japanese general and a loyal promoter of foreign aggression and expansion policy. Changzhou princes (now Shankou County) were born princes. 1868, he joined Yamagata Aritomo's war with Chen Wu. 1877, participated in quelling the war provoked by Saigō Takamori in the southwest of Japan. Jin Yu 1885, as 1 1 Brigade Commander of Infantry Brigade.

1886 went to Germany to study military affairs. After returning to China, he served as the brigade commander of the 2nd Infantry Brigade and 5th Brigade of the Guards in Nagoya. During the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, he served as the brigade commander of the Second Army 1 brigade, led his troops to occupy Lushun and Liaoyang in China, and was an active planner of the Lushun Massacre. 1895 the second division invaded Taiwan Province province, China. The following year, he became the governor of Taiwan and brutally suppressed the people of Taiwan Province Province.

1904 After the Russo-Japanese War broke out, he served as the commander of the Third Army, General Jin, and conquered Lushun with the tactics of "flesh bomb". Participate in the Battle of Fengtian the following year. After the war, he served as a military senator. After Emperor Meiji died of illness in 19 12, he died by caesarean section with his wife and became a typical representative of Japanese Bushido spirit.