Look up the simple red shaft to the metal bells and pale louvres. The carillon was dedicated in 1995 as part of the park’s commemoration of those affected by the Pacific war. Its distinctive tower is separate from the nearby stone obelisk.
Follow the curved top beam, straight lower lintel and braided rope between the posts. Katori Shrine connects Saipan with the Japanese shrine tradition of the same name. The pale entrance gate stands apart from the small shrine buildings behind it.
Saipan's Grotto is a natural sinkhole linked to the sea by three submerged tunnels. Its changing blue light comes from that relationship between the enclosed space and open ocean. The site is a distinctive coastal formation whose physical connections can be explored through careful observation, while strong currents make its waters hazardous.