Memorial place on the banks of the Karasugawa in Mizunuma, Gunma Prefecture, where Oguri Tadamasa was beheaded along with two retainers on April 6, 1868.
The Battle of Hakodate (函館戦争の図): the cavalry charge, with a sinking sailship in the background, is led by the leaders of the rebellion in anachronistic samurai attire. French soldiers are shown behind the cavalry charge in white trousers (ca. 1880).
The Oarai Bakumatsu-Meiji Museum () in the middle of a camping ground displaying artifacts of the later Edo/early Meiji era, among them many personal items of the Meiji and the Taishi tenno.