Japanese Cave, located in the Pakar Hills of Dago, Bandung, is a captivating destination filled with historical significance. Renowned for its unique and mystical ambiance, this site offers a profound experience of the dark history from Japan's occupation of Indonesia. Constructed in 1942, Japanese Cave was part of Japan's efforts to strengthen its military defenses after taking control of Indonesia from the Dutch. Situated on a high plateau above Bandung, the cave holds stories reflecting the suffering endured by local laborers forced into its construction.

Photographer:

juniardigiugno

Uploaded:

2024-08-27

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Camera:

Leica M6

Film:

Fujifilm 200

Lens:

Carl Zeiss C Biogon 2,8/35 ZM

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August 2024 | Fuji 200

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