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Japanese Guns in Yaren, Nauru

Though Nauru is only around 21 square kilometres, there is plenty of war history dotted around the island. You just need to know where to look! During World War II, Nauru was occupied by Japan for around three years. The Japanese used Nauru as a stronghold and increased warfare infrastructure by building tunnels, a war prison and placing powerful guns at the top points of Nauru Three of these guns are still present and easy to find in the wilderness on the topside of Nauru, an area known for the heavy phosphate mining and recognisable rock pinnacles caused by it. Command Ridge Gun To see one of the guns left over from the war, you then drive a little way down the road for phosphate trucks, you will see an unmarked gravel road to your left. Drive as far up this road as your vehicle will allow, and then walk the rest of the way, following the worn path to get there. It is quite difficult to get lost. This gun has dents in the barrels near the top, meaning it can no longer be used effectively. You will also see a tunnel here originally used to climb inside the gun. If you continue past the gun and clamber down amongst the pinnacles, you may find the ruins of an aircraft which was shot down during the war. However, these are harder to find and it is almost unidentifiable as an aircraft now! Like us and Join us at Xtreme Collections for more fun and knowledge.