Fushun War Criminals Management Centre
抚顺战犯管理所旧址
The site where Puyi and Japanese war criminals were detained and reformed. The museum tells the story of “turning war criminals into human beings.”
The Fushun War Criminals Management Centre is located in Shuncheng District. From 1950, it held Japanese war criminals and Manchukuo war criminals for reform. The last emperor, Puyi, spent nearly ten years here. The former site preserves cell blocks, the cell where Puyi lived, a meeting hall and a clinic. The museum displays the history of war criminal reform, including how Japanese war criminals later formed the Association of Returnees from China (Chūkiren) and campaigned against war. Admission is free. The site is usually closed on Mondays, and visitors must register with ID. It is located in the city and can be visited on the same day as Gaoer Mountain and the West Open-pit Mine.
Opening hours
Closed Mondays; 09:00–16:00