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Visitor's Guide to the Nanjing Lijixiang Comfort Station Site Memorial

The Nanjing Lijixiang memorial preserves the site of a former comfort station as a place of remembrance. This guide provides practical information for visitors and an overview of the site’s historical significance.

The Nanjing Lijixiang memorial preserves the site of a former comfort station as a place of remembrance. This guide provides practical information for visitors and an overview of the site's historical significance.

I. The site: The Nanjing Lijixiang Comfort Station Site Memorial Hall, located in Qinhuai District, Nanjing, is part of the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders. It opened in December 2015 and preserves the physical remains of a former comfort station. (Sources: public reports; China National Radio)

II. Visiting: The memorial hall presents the history of the "comfort station" system through physical remains, historical photographs, and archival materials. It is an important site for public education on this history.

(Sources: public reports; China National Radio)