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Recommended. The Japanese cemetery is the resting place of 919 Japanese divers who lost their lives working in the industry. Please check you have entered your email address correctly before continuing.
A plaque at the entrance says in part, "..bears witness to the close ties Japan has with this small north west town. Our most popular tours and activities. Konto gewünscht?
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Please check you have entered your email address correctly. The first recorded burial in the cemetery dates back to 1896. Date of experience: May 2019.
The cemetery is situated halfway between Broome and Cable Beach, so combine your visit with a trip to the beach and nearby Gantheaume Point.
Nachname The Japanese Cemetery is situated on Port Drive, next to the Chinese Cemetery.
© 2020 Expedia, Inc, an Expedia Group Company. Most of the graves are of the Japanese migrants who settled in Broome to prosper from Broome’s rich pearling industry. Die E-Mail-Adresse wurde bereits zur Kontoerstellung bei CONNECTED_THIRD_PARTY_NAMES verwendet. The first recorded burial in the cemetery dates back to 1896. If you want to stay at the best hotel in Broome, Trip.com is here to help!
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