The Yamato Museum is located in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture and is dedicated to the history of the Japanese Navy. Established in 1985, the museum is housed in a former battleship, the Yamato, which was the largest battleship ever built by any navy in the world. The museum includes a variety of displays and exhibits on the history of the Japanese Navy and its operations during the World War II. The museum’s main attraction is the Yamato itself, which is the centerpiece of the museum, and visitors can explore the ship and its deck, as well as its interior. Other exhibits include a range of naval artifacts, models, photographs, maps, and documents. There is also a special section dedicated to the lives of the crew of the Yamato, including photographs of them and their families, as well as video and audio accounts of their experiences. The museum also has a theater where visitors can watch a movie about the Yamato. In addition, the museum hosts a range of special events, including lectures, concerts, and performances.