should be preserved and left be open to the public. They're afraid it will hurt their chances to get the Olympic Games to come to Nagano! They're trying to draw down the curtain on the Shōwa era. It's inexcusable.” During the games, the complex was omitted from all maps and tourist information passed out to visitors. Peace activists asked the NAOC to include the caves on their list of interesting places to visit in Nagano, but their requests went unanswered. The complex today is administered by Nagano city's sightseeing bureau. The caves are mostly closed to the public – only the first 500 meters of the Mount Zōzan facilities are open. In 2014, in response to protests from Japanese nationalists the city of Nagano placed tape over the mention of the conscription of Korean laborers in the onsite plaque. See also Volunteer Fighting Corps Japanese Government Railways Japan Meteorological Agency Other bunkers: Project Greek Island (at The Greenbrier Hotel) Wolfsschanze Führerbunker Churchill War Rooms Underground Project 131 Notes References Bunkers Fortifications in Japan Empire of Japan Military history of Japan during World War II Japan campaign World War II sites in Japan Buildings and structures in Nagano Prefecture Tourist attractions in Nagano Prefecture Nagano (city) Hirohito 20th-century fortifications