Hashima Island in Japan, known as "Ship Island," was once a densely populated place with over 5,000 residents working in coal mines. In 1974, after the mine was closed, life on the island stopped, leaving only abandoned concrete buildings that are being destroyed by time and nature.

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Денис Денис

Level 12 Local Expert

We went here with the boys for barbecue in May. The views are impressive, but the only thing is that it's inconvenient to get here. Take a little more coal with you, and unfortunately there are no shops here, you will have to drive twice. There are no usual stores like Magnit or Kb - for this I take off one star.

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Татьяна Полховская

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The ghost island. 5,000 people lived in a concrete hell in the middle of the sea A concrete block of 480 by 160 meters sticks out of the water 15 kilometers from Nagasaki. From a distance, it looks like a battleship—that's why the Japanese called it Gunkanjima, "Warship Island." It's not a ship. It's a city. Dead.

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