Longling "Comfort Station" 龙陵慰安所

During the war, Japan forced many women into prostitution at so-called "Comfort Stations" 慰安所. In Longling 龙陵 the building, once the home of a wealthy family, has survived and is now a museum and memorial.

The alleyway in the heart of Longling leading to the "Comfort Station"
Museum display of the fate of a local girl, 李莲春, captured to serve as a sex slave by the Japanese (1)
Museum display of the fate of a local girl, 李莲春, captured to serve as a sex slave by the Japanese (2)
Museum display of the fate of a local girl, 李莲春, captured to serve as a sex slave by the Japanese (3)
Museum display of the fate of a local girl, 李莲春, captured to serve as a sex slave by the Japanese (4)
Museum display of the fate of a local girl, 李莲春, captured to serve as a sex slave by the Japanese (5)
Museum display of the fate of a local girl, 李莲春, captured to serve as a sex slave by the Japanese (6)
Museum display of the fate of a local girl, 李莲春, captured to serve as a sex slave by the Japanese (8)
Museum display of the fate of a local girl, 李莲春, captured to serve as a sex slave by the Japanese (7)
Li Lianchun 李莲春, unlike many others who were murdered when the Japanese retreated, survived her ordeal.
"Work" roster
The Dong Family 董家 home was converted into a Japanese brothel in 1942 and is now a museum and memorial.

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