Japanese Bunkers, Aberdeen Water Sports Complex

The Japanese Bunkers at Aberdeen Water Sports Complex are World War II-era concrete defensive structures located on the waterfront at Aberdeen in Sri Vijaya Puram (formerly Port Blair), Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Built during the Japanese occupation of the Andaman Islands from 1942 to 1945, these bunkers formed part of coastal defence fortifications. Situated within the Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex, they are preserved as a historic attraction illustrating wartime military architecture.

Visitors can expect to see small, preserved concrete bunkers with narrow firing slits located within the Aberdeen Water Sports Complex along the sea front. The bunkers are situated in an open waterfront area with views of the sea and harbour. The site is compact and can be explored on foot, with interpretive context about World War II history. The surrounding complex offers sea views, promenade areas and proximity to water sports facilities.