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The
ultimate
B-class
spot
known
to
those
in
the
know
It
is
a
mysterious
space
that
you
can
enter
at
the
southern
end
of
Runway
B
at
Narita
Airport
for
some
reason.
From
its
special
location,
you
can
see
the
white
belly
of
the
aircraft
taking
off
and
landing
in
Doup.
It
is
a
shooting
spot
that
everyone
in
the
know
knows,
and
there
are
people
who
lowered
the
camera
like
a
bazooka
gun.
By
the
way,
the
predecessor
here
was
an
"aviation
shrine"
that
prayed
for
the
safety
of
aircraft,
but
it
happened
that
it
was
solicited
here
before
the
construction
of
Narita
Airport.
Actually,
NAA
would
have
wanted
to
acquire
the
land
here
as
well,
but
the
land
of
the
shrine
is
a
common
land
of
the
locals,
so
it
seems
that
even
one
inhabitant
cannot
sell
it
if
there
is
opposition.
Therefore,
it
became
a
symbol
of
the
Sanrizuka
struggle
against
the
construction
of
Narita
Airport,
and
was
left
in
the
middle
of
the
runway
site.
If
you
go
east
a
few
hundred
meters
east
from
here,
you
will
find
a
memorial
to
three
martyrs
on
the
side
of
the
road.
There,
in
1969,
an
armed
group
opposed
to
forced
enforcement
(no
longer
just
locals,
but
new
leftists
from
all
over
the
country)
slaughtered
three
guarded
police
officers
in
a
tragic
incident.
Until
now,
the
locals
have
been
close
to
the
New
Left
as
"good
people
who
help
us,"
but
with
this
incident,
they
began
to
move
away
from
the
New
Left
and
shifted
from
armed
struggles
to
dialogue.
I
will.
The
history
of
this
area
can
be
understood
very
well
by
going
to
the
nearby
"History
Museum
of
the
Sky
and
the
Earth".
Also,
in
the
wake
of
this
incident,
public
opinion
(mainly
Hoganbiiki),
who
had
been
sympathetic
to
the
New
Left,
suddenly
cooled
down
as
"too
much"
and
lost
support.
The
New
Lefts,
who
had
lost
their
place
and
were
driven
in
this
way,
became
even
more
radically
sharpened,
leading
to
the
mountain-based
incident
and
the
Asama-Sansou
incident
the
following
year,
leading
to
the
path
to
self-destruction.
(Original)
知る人ぞ知る究極のB級スポット
成田空港B滑走路の南端になぜか入れる摩訶不思議な空間です。
その特殊な立地から、ドアップで離着陸する航空機の白いお腹が丸見えです。知る人ぞ知る撮影スポットになっており、バズーカ砲のようなカメラを下げた方々がいらっしゃいます。
ちなみにここの前身は航空機の安全を祈願する「航空神社」でしたが、成田空港建設以前にこちらに勧請されてますので、たまたまです。
本当はNAAはここの用地も取得したかったのでしょうが、神社の土地は地元民の共有地ということで、住民一人でも反対がいると売却ができないそうです。
よってここは成田空港の建設に反対した三里塚闘争のシンボルとなり、このまま滑走路敷地の真ん中に残されてしまいました。
尚、ここから東に数百メートル東に進むと、道路脇に3名の殉職警官の慰霊碑があります。
そこでは1969年に強制執行に反対する武装勢力（もはや地元民だけではなく、全国から新左翼が集結してました）が、警備中の警官3名を撲殺するという痛ましい事件が発生しました。
これまでは新左翼を「我々を助けてくれるいい人達」として仲良く接してきた地元民ですが、この事件を機に新左翼と距離を置くようになり、武力闘争から対話へとシフトしていきます。
この辺りの経緯は、近所の「空と大地の歴史館」に行くと、とてもよく理解できます。
またこの事件をきっかけに、これまでは新左翼に同情的だった世論（主に判官贔屓ですが）が「やり過ぎだ」と一気に冷め、支持を失っていきます。
こうして行き場を失い追い込まれていった新左翼達はより一層ラディカルに先鋭化、翌年の山岳ベース事件やあさま山荘事件へと繋がり、自壊への道を進むことになります。
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