The Museum has included a new section called "End of War" read up the timeline of events that led up to the war. Also in this section, the museum has displayed an original 15^th Century Samurai sword that was surrendered by a Japanese General.

This zone includes one more section called "We Remember" where inspiring stories of bravery, sacrifice, perseverance and camaraderie, are on display for visitors to read and learn about. These stories include stories of many war personalities (eg. Choy Khoon Heng and Elizabeth Choy, Corporal Rodney E. Breavington, Mamuro Shinozaki) and secret missions like Operation Jaywick and Rimau.

Lastly, the Museum included an small area called the "Kokonut Grove". 

Entertainment during the war was limited but the prisoners of war managed to set up a place inside the Changi Gaol where they would hold their performances. One of the performing theatres was named Kokonut Grove.

In the Museum, a stage-like backdrop was done up to imitate the Kokonut Grove. In place of live performances, is a television screen which plays selected videos related to the Second World War. These videos can be viewed for free by our visitors.