Kaseda Peace Memorial (Bansei Tokkō Peace Museum)
1955-3 Kasedatakahashi
Minamisatsuma, Kagoshima 897-1123, Japan
Tel: +81 0933-52-3979

The Kaseda Peace Memorial also known as the Bansei Tokkō Peace Museum 万世特攻平和祈念館 was opened in 1993 due to the efforts of Hichiro Naemura, a former flight instructor who established a memorial to the 201 airmen from Kaseda Airfield (Bansei) that died in kamikaze attacks at the end of the Pacific War. Also known as "Kaseda City Peace Memorial" or "Bansei Peace Memorial". This museum and memorial are dedicated the "Special Attack Corps" with displays, photographs and artifacts including wills, last letters of pilots and aviation gear that operated from Kaseda Airfield (Bansei). The memorial hall was established with a wish to "pass down the story of kamikaze from generation for generation for thousands of years, with prayers for peace."

E13A1 Jake Manufacture Number 4116
Recovered from Fukiage Beach in 1992 displayed at the memorial