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Originally construction of the Soldiers Hall /a.k.a Military Hall, Military Personnel Hall or Ex-soldiers Hall/軍人会館/Gunjin Kaikan was planned as part of the "Emperor Showa Enthronement Commemoration Project/ /昭和御大礼記念事業" in 1928. The Imperial Military Reservist Association took the lead in planning and construction began in 1932. It took more than two years to complete the building.
After construction was completed Imperial Military Reservist Association set up its headquarters in the facility and during the pre-war and mid-war years, it was mainly used for training and lodging of military reservists and rear reserve personnel.
Originally construction of the Soldiers Hall /a.k.a Military Hall, Military Personnel Hall or Ex-soldiers Hall/軍人会館/Gunjin Kaikan was planned as part of the "Emperor Showa Enthronement Commemoration Project/ /昭和御大礼記念事業" in 1928. The Imperial Military Reservist Association took the lead in planning and construction began in 1932. It took more than two years to complete the building.
After construction was completed Imperial Military Reservist Association set up its headquarters in the facility and during the pre-war and mid-war years, it was mainly used for training and lodging of military reservists and rear reserve personnel.
Interiors.
In 1936 building served as the Martial Law Headquarters during the so-called "February 26 Incident". After the end of the war it was taken over by the Allied Forces General Headquarters and used as occupation forces' quarters under the name "Army Hall."
Size 29 mm.
Reverse
軍人會館行幸記念章 - Soldiers Hall Imperial Visit Commemorative Badge