World War II Japanese Steps and Weather Station

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Micronesia - Kosrae

Staircase to the Japanese weather station ruins - Courtesy of OceanIslandTravel.com

World War II Japanese Steps and Weather Station

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Overview of World War II Japanese Steps and Weather Station
Follow the sign from the road near Tofol, consisting of a flight of concrete steps going up to the remains of an old Japanese WWII-era weather station. Sign says 'WWII Japanese Steps' as you are driving south. It is right across from the Japanese tank ruins.
At the top of the stairs, there are nice views of the island mountains, but not much to see. There is concrete outlines of a small building and one post, and it's hard to walk around it. Go up for the exercise and views.
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