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Exploring Japan's Lost Heritage on Sakhalin - Russia's Largest Island 

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Welcome to a fascinating journey to Sakhalin, the largest island in Russia, once known as Karafuto ( 樺太庁) during its Japanese colonial era. Join me as I delve into the captivating tapestry of this island's unique heritage, intertwining Japanese and Russian influences that have shaped its history, culture, and landscapes.
My exploration begins with a thrilling excursion into the remnants of the island's rich industrial past. I'll take you along the abandoned railway lines that were once the lifelines of Sakhalin's economic growth, transporting coal, timber, and dreams of prosperity across vast terrains.
Step back in time as we wander through the echoes of Sakhalin's history. Ruins of ancient Japanese temples and sanctuaries stand testament to the island's rich cultural heritage. We'll delve into the tales of the past, learning how the blend of traditions has shaped Sakhalin's identity.
As we journey deeper, we'll unveil the abandoned industrial facilities that once thrived on this rugged land.
Sakhalin's allure goes beyond its historical and industrial aspects. We'll immerse ourselves in its breathtaking natural beauty - from deep bushes and incredible waterfalls to vast bays and rugged coastlines.
My expedition to explore Sakhalin's Japanese heritage promises to be an unforgettable experience, unraveling the captivating tales of two cultures intertwining on this vast canvas. I invite you to hit the subscribe button and turn on the notification bell, so you won't miss a single episode of new enthralling journeys.
Key moments:
00:00 - Introduction to the history of Sakhalin (Karafuto, 樺太庁)
02:02 - Taking a ferry to Sakhalin
04:30 - The Sakhalin's Tunnel - Stalin's failed GULAG
06:49 - On board of the ferry
08:30 - Arrival to Sakhalin
10:06 - The town of Nevelsk (本斗, Honto)
12:57 - Japanese bridges in Shebunino (南名好, Minaminayoshi)
15:28 - Exploring Poronaysk (敷香, Sikuka)
20:25 - Nogliki - Russia's easternmost railway junction
23:41 - Peculiarities of Aleksandrovsk-Sakhalinskiy
26:17 - A village of Nivkhs in in the middle of nowhere
28:33 - War monuments near 50th Parallel North
29:32 - Ruins of a Japanese Shinto temple in Makarov (知取, Sirutomaru)
30:27 - Klokov Waterfall
33:01 - Japanese objects of Krasnogorsk
36:07 - The town of Uglegorsk (恵須取, Esutoru)
42:58 - The town of Tomari (泊居, Tomarioru)
47:20 - Japanese railway tunnels of Novosyolovo (追手, Ote)
48:24 - Arkansas river
48:54 - Deplorably of the town of Chekhov (野田, Noda)
50:33 - Journey to the abandoned Japanese railway
58:32 - Japanese school sanctuary in Chaplanovo (二股, Futamata)
59:44 - Crab market and torii in Vzmorye (白縫, Shiranui)
01:01:53 - East coast wartime defense line
01:05:43 - The town of Korsakov (大泊, Otomari)
01:08:47 - Gems of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (豊原, Toyohara)
01:10:37 - Tikhaya (Calm) Bay
01:12:08 - Journey to abanoned lighthouse Aniva (中知床岬灯台)
Filmed in July-August 2021, edited in 2023.
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Комментарии : 2,5 тыс.   
@shoedil812
@shoedil812 10 месяцев назад
2:26 That angry Russian hospitality is the best! I recognize myself in that trucker. "Take more! NO MORE!" My mom made this cake.... Take it or she will find you!!! Love it!
@prkp7248
@prkp7248 4 месяца назад
I would call it all-slavic hospitality. My grandmother always does that, I also do that (I'm Polish) and when I was i Croatia they also forced me to take things from them 🤣
@shoedil812
@shoedil812 4 месяца назад
@@prkp7248 Exactly my friend. My bad. You know how Russians see the cccp.... everything is Russia.
@TheBlinky81
@TheBlinky81 4 месяца назад
As a Russian I can confirm that we have an slightly angry hospitality, if anything we’re just passionate
@shoedil812
@shoedil812 4 месяца назад
@@TheBlinky81 Everyday when people are at my house....BRO! Take it!
@tekamer6566
@tekamer6566 4 месяца назад
@@shoedil812 Man did you just call slavic hospitality Russian and then blamed it on Russians ? "You know how russians see the ccp" what is that supposed to mean in this context? are you russian ?
@Lornext
@Lornext 10 месяцев назад
Eastern Russia is such an unexplored wilderness paradise. An area the size of Europe with just a few million people, so many abandoned places and unbelievable views that regular people dont even realise exists.
@achtungbaby2009
@achtungbaby2009 10 месяцев назад
before 1860, sakalin was part of the chinese empire of Qing dynasty. (read aigun & peking treaties). Russian empire annexed it when China was weaken by the failures at 2nd opium war with the british empire.
@2005batman
@2005batman 10 месяцев назад
@@achtungbaby2009 not even Chinese themselves really believe this. Those lands beyond the Amur river had always been uncharted periphery with no control, administration or any meaningful activity on behalf of the Qing Empire. People who lived there did not pay taxes, speak the language or even know who their sovereign was and the Forbidden Palace couldn’t care less. Funny how when Russians came and planted their flag in the 17th century, they stayed unaware for decades and never deemed the issue important enough to even respond. So writing off the wasteland that they were never in control was not a bitter pill to swallow for China. Probably this is why there’s never been any noticeable controversy on the subject in Chinese society.
@mitsubishidion8514
@mitsubishidion8514 10 месяцев назад
@@achtungbaby2009 facepalm
@calekeva8894
@calekeva8894 10 месяцев назад
@@achtungbaby2009 Well i had 20 years 4 years ago, now i have 24 :)
@2005batman
@2005batman 10 месяцев назад
@@user-xz8rg3xo1r oh, you poor sweet summer child who doesn’t have a clue of what she’s talking about… Sweetie, Sakhalin is an island, Hiroshima is a city, in what universe do we compare mountains to buildings? Now go be a good girl, do your homework and stop embarrassing yourself in public.
@IncredibleFlyinSquid
@IncredibleFlyinSquid 3 месяца назад
Barely a few minutes in and this man giving you a ride is sharing his mother's garden and cooking with you, what a humble and generous individual!
@benrose6627
@benrose6627 4 месяца назад
If anyone was wondering what the plaque on the Japanese monument at 34:48 said, I translated it. This monument was erected with the cooperation of Chinnai volunteers and the citizens of Krasnogorsk, in order to pray for the repose of the souls of those who died in the area and to pray for lasting peace and friendship. Summer 1992 Chinnai Elementary School Alumni Original Transcription: この碑は、当地で亡くなられた方々の、ご冥福をお祈りし恒久の平和と友好を祈願し、珍内会有志と、クラスノゴルスク市民の協力により建立した。 1992年夏 珍内小学校同窓生一同 Romaji: Kono ishibumi wa, tōchi de nakunara reta katagata no, go meifuku o oinori shi kōkyū no heiwa to yūkō o kigan shi, chin-nai-kai yūshi to, kurasunogorusuku shimin no kyōryoku ni yori konryū sa remashita. 1992-Nen natsu Chin-nai shōgakkō dōsōsei ichidō
@dirtyal6567
@dirtyal6567 4 месяца назад
Good work thanks
@jasamkli5778
@jasamkli5778 3 месяца назад
Thanks a lot, I was wondering. Greetings from Serbia.
@hugosetiawan8928
@hugosetiawan8928 29 дней назад
Can you write the romaji too?
@hugosetiawan8928
@hugosetiawan8928 5 дней назад
Nice thanks!
@rabidmarmot
@rabidmarmot 10 месяцев назад
This is amazing, my 100 year old grandmother (still alive in California) lived on Sakhalin Island when the southern half was Japanese. She lived with my grandfather while he was stationed near the border with the USSR during the early part of WWII. She is ethnically Japanese but was born and raised in Vancouver, Canada then later moved to Japan with her family during the Great Depression. She and I studied maps of where she lived on Sakhalin and what life was like during the winters. I always wanted to visit and see it first hand. But as an American, I don’t see that likely in the near future, sadly.
@davidstone2700
@davidstone2700 10 месяцев назад
Just go there over europe and discover your roots, the origin of your grandmother sounds very exciting!
@CA999
@CA999 10 месяцев назад
There are a few RU-vid channels that can explain how Americans (and others) can get visas to visit, work or even become a citizen in Russia.
@zlo333
@zlo333 10 месяцев назад
i am australian, no problem to get viza to russia
@UnReal31337
@UnReal31337 10 месяцев назад
Too bad Japan doesn't allow dual citizens, you could have used that to avoid suspicion. I've thought about doing something similar to visit risky places.
@makethingshappen8427
@makethingshappen8427 10 месяцев назад
You can still go. Don’t listen to the main media. Not now but few yrs down the road. I read they allow visa free travel between Japan.
@toknowwhyuneed3593
@toknowwhyuneed3593 4 месяца назад
Love that trucker. Just nice to see people like that exist everywhere. Warms my heart.
@oliver1784
@oliver1784 29 дней назад
I really doubt he would help anyone else except a white man who speaks native russian so for me it really fucking doesnt matter, its whats ruining the world, people thinking only their small bubble matters. Everyone dies
@tetu310
@tetu310 5 месяцев назад
As a Japanese, the more I learn about Sakhalin, the more I want to go there, but I will never ever be able to travel like you do. (I cannot speak Russian, as a bonus!) So I’m really grateful that you shared your incredible journey with us. Most of the relics will be reclaimed by Mother Nature in coming years, so I’m so glad you could capture their state at the time. The overall flora looks a lot like Hokkaido, Japan. They are close, after all. I’ve seen a blurred outline of Sakhalin from Cape Souya. Take care, and please be careful on your next journey. Respect from Japan
@fxjxtsxkx
@fxjxtsxkx 4 месяца назад
если вы всерьез хотите посетить Россию - просто найдите русскоговорящего друга, который будет полностью вас опекать все ваше путешествие. я сам с удовольствием занялся бы проведением путешествия подобного для японца, потому что с раннего детства обожаю Японию. и таких людей как я - очень много, немыслимо много.
@tetu310
@tetu310 4 месяца назад
@@fxjxtsxkx Thank you for your kind suggestion! There’s so much to look and see and feel in your country, so having acquaintances there really would benefit me. I sincerely hope we can meet new people on each of our countries more easily soon.
@PureVikingPowers
@PureVikingPowers 2 месяца назад
@@tetu310 If you ever want to come to Sweden i'd love to show you around. I love to travel but have yet to visit Japan but it's on my bucket list it's a beautiful country with the kindest people 💚💚
@user-jn1vm6kb3i
@user-jn1vm6kb3i Месяц назад
​@@tetu310北海道不是日本的领土,那是阿伊努人的地盘。你们日本人不喜欢文化多样化,于是强行同化阿伊努人,导致现在阿伊努人数量只有两万。这是文化灭绝。
@user-jn1vm6kb3i
@user-jn1vm6kb3i Месяц назад
​@@tetu310​@tetu310 北海道不是日本的领土,那是阿伊努人的地盘。你们日本人不喜欢文化多样化,于是强行同化阿伊努人,导致现在阿伊努人数量只有两万。这是文化灭绝。。。
@joshuapatrick682
@joshuapatrick682 3 месяца назад
when a man tells you to take a 5th cucumber.... you do it....
@chimchim2_
@chimchim2_ 13 дней назад
Damn right
@Lo-Ke
@Lo-Ke 3 дня назад
Never heard anything more true in my life
@GizmoSheep
@GizmoSheep 10 месяцев назад
I'm Japanese and I've always wanted to go to Sakhalin but sadly the ferry from Wakkanai to Korsakov is not currently operating and not likely to start again for a while. Thanks for the video for some insight into Sakhalin!
@Melnek1
@Melnek1 10 месяцев назад
I don't think it's a good idea, lately, there have been some diplomatic skirmishes over the Kuril Islands, not to mention the shameless statements by public figures around NATO to break up Russia as a goal, I think Japanese visiting Sakhalin is suspicious, it would be like Germans or Poles deciding to hang out in Kaliningrad.
@GizmoSheep
@GizmoSheep 10 месяцев назад
@@Melnek1 True, I hope to visit if diplomatic relations get better with Russia which unfortunately doesn't look like it will be for a while.
@midnightteapot5633
@midnightteapot5633 10 месяцев назад
@@Melnek1 A German who wanted to see where a hundred generations of his or her family once came from might have perfectly reasonable motives for visiting the former East Prussia and/or Konigsberg . Polish people too for that matter. 1945 is not that long ago
@tensaibr
@tensaibr 10 месяцев назад
@@Melnek1 what an amazing nationalistic view. I am glad Russians living in Europe don't have to face such tribal thinking.
@generalmartok3990
@generalmartok3990 10 месяцев назад
@@Melnek1 Start shit get hit. Finland and Sweden were not even talking about NATO membership and now your genius leader has increased the NATO border with Russia through his actions alone. Also, considering those Germans and Poles have generations of family there, it wouldn't be weird at all for them to want to see them.
@hillerscania4x4
@hillerscania4x4 10 месяцев назад
Very nice video of a beautiful trip. 👍👍 We are from Hungary 🇭🇺 in Europe. There are so nice landscapes and so few people in the far east of russia. 👍 A long dream is to go on Road with our truck to Wladiwostok. One day will come true.
@chilebike6556
@chilebike6556 6 месяцев назад
Right now, as I sit in my comfortable house in Berkshire, England, that waterfall is coming down, those trains are running and Yuri is going to work. Those places are there, the fields, the tall plants. Thank you Vagabond for your informative and illustrative presentation.
@Daddyduck88
@Daddyduck88 10 месяцев назад
My friend, through your journeys and these videos, you take us to places, we would never be able to visit, you give us a glimpse of cultures, people's and environments in an unbiased and down to earth manner and for that we are so grateful! Thank you!!
@Ourmanintokyo
@Ourmanintokyo 10 месяцев назад
As someone who teaches the language, I think the improvement in your English ability in just a couple of years is impressive! Well done.
@noololly2703
@noololly2703 10 месяцев назад
The top part of the monument at the oxygen charging station 34:41 says “Memorial Monument for the Peace Prayer Pioneers and the Victims” and the bottom part says “This monument was erected with the cooperation of volunteers from the inner society and the citizens of Glasnogorsk, in order to pray for the sympathy of those who died in our family and to promote lasting peace and friendship.”
@KyleJapan
@KyleJapan 10 месяцев назад
It also indicates it was built by graduates of the former Chinnai (珍內) Elementary school.
@ivantrainsLIVE
@ivantrainsLIVE 10 месяцев назад
@@KyleJapan nice, Chinnai was a Japanese name of Krasnogorsk.
@ivantrainsLIVE
@ivantrainsLIVE 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for clarification!
@soton5teve
@soton5teve 10 месяцев назад
30:12 Top right is means *day* two down from that is *month* next to that on left means *six* (stone is upside down)
@Mute_Nostril_Agony
@Mute_Nostril_Agony 6 месяцев назад
What were the oxygen charging stations for? Was this for steel making?
@st.goodwill4553
@st.goodwill4553 9 месяцев назад
Thanks for your interesting video on Japanese remains in Sakhalin. I'm a Japanese living in Fukuoka,Japan. In this video 30:11, The Japanese writing is read 昭和六年 七月吉日"(Sho)wa Roku-nen Shichi-gatsu Kichijitu" though the writing is upside down and First letter of probably sounds"Sho" is cracked and disappeared. It shows the time of establishment of this facility: Someday of July, 1931. Have a nice journey of your rediscovering the World!
@Vkusniashka1234
@Vkusniashka1234 9 месяцев назад
Hello, I am Russian, I was born and live on the Kuril Islands, namely on the island of Iturup and it is quite a good place to live, but you have to understand that this is a province and do not demand the same from the big cities here is a completely different way of life here.
@Klypin
@Klypin 4 месяца назад
Спасибо за ваш комментарий! Он очень полезен для расширения границ познаний.
@user-jn1vm6kb3i
@user-jn1vm6kb3i Месяц назад
​@tetu310 北海道不是日本的领土,那是阿伊努人的地盘。你们日本人不喜欢文化多样化,于是强行同化阿伊努人,导致现在阿伊努人数量只有两万。这是文化灭绝。
@user-jn1vm6kb3i
@user-jn1vm6kb3i Месяц назад
​@tetu310 北海道不是日本的领土,那是阿伊努人的地盘。你们日本人不喜欢文化多样化,于是强行同化阿伊努人,导致现在阿伊努人数量只有两万。这是文化灭绝。。。。
@user-jn1vm6kb3i
@user-jn1vm6kb3i Месяц назад
​@@Vkusniashka1234日本人一直说南千岛群岛(北方四岛)从古代开始就是日本领土。事实上,北海道成为日本领土已经是1800年的事情了。北海道自古以来是阿伊努人的地盘。日本对阿伊努人进行了种族灭绝。你现在还能听到阿伊努语言吗??还有阿伊努人吗?阿伊努人长相和日本人其实完全不一样的,但现在全部被日本人同化了
@calamityjane9826
@calamityjane9826 10 месяцев назад
Спассиб за видосик! Японские синто-храмы не уничтожались советами. Просто на их содержание не выделялись ресурсы. А поскольку строятся они преимущественно из дерева, то в скором времени от них остались только бетонные элементы конструкции. Что не сгнило, то было растащено на дрова местным населением которому после войны было немного не до сохранения японского культурного наследия. Чеховский бумкомбинат, был примерно равен томаринскому по площади, если не больше. Меньше зданий там уцелело, т.к. закрылся он раньше томаринского. Я был там когда он еще работал. ПыСы: Речка называлась Араикои (荒鯉 - буйный карп). Переименование в Арканзас было конечно дурацкой идеей. Никто из местных её так не называет. Пользуются неправильно усвоенным японским названием - Варакоэ.
@paulbadman8509
@paulbadman8509 9 месяцев назад
Правильно что переименовали. Сахалин это НЕ Япония и никогда больше не будет.
@calamityjane9826
@calamityjane9826 9 месяцев назад
@@paulbadman8509 государственные границы уйдут в прошлое как пережиток темных веков.
@mrobocop1666
@mrobocop1666 9 месяцев назад
@@calamityjane9826 мир без границ это мир в котором вам некуда бежать от несправедливого угнетения и преследования. И где нельзя выбрать страну с подходящими лично вам законами, порядками и устоями
@amuko454
@amuko454 9 месяцев назад
​​@@paulbadman8509из твоего утверждения не следует факта необходимости изменить название на речку, двойка тебе по логике. У нас все еще есть города по типу Кингисепп, что вообще эстонский язык по сути.
@paulbadman8509
@paulbadman8509 9 месяцев назад
@@amuko454 это оккупационное название. То что звучит "экзотично" такое не оправдывает.
@HouseOfSick
@HouseOfSick 10 месяцев назад
I am so impressed with your English improvement from 2021. Really appreciate you non-biased, non-political real life videos.
@michelder6950
@michelder6950 10 месяцев назад
He butchered a few words like gauge and ballet! He said ballette lol
@Abraxium
@Abraxium 10 месяцев назад
As this was recorded in the summer of 2021, the war wasn't on everyone's minds
@user-ly8vw3ej3v
@user-ly8vw3ej3v 9 месяцев назад
Херню снял. Он снял одни заброшенные места.
@RickBrode
@RickBrode 5 месяцев назад
@@michelder6950hardly egregious mistakes, you can still infer what he’s saying
@educational8389
@educational8389 10 месяцев назад
Hi, thanks so much for making this wonderful video! Always love yours! For the Japanese writing at 30:11, it's actually upside down. While part of it is missing, the ones that can be made out are ”和六年 七月 吉日", which seems to say a certain date: 昭和六年七月吉日, meaning something like "An auspicious date of July 1931", where: 昭和六年, read as "Shouwa rokunen", the 6th year in the Shouwa era of the Japanese calendar, which is 1931; 七月, read as "Shichigatsu", the 7th month aka July; 吉日, read as "Kichijitsu", aka "an auspicious day", used often in documents even today. I'd wager it's when the temple? Was built.
@13donstalos
@13donstalos 10 месяцев назад
Nice! Thank you for adding the community notes!
@jay1jayf
@jay1jayf 10 месяцев назад
@@13donstalos this is not twitter, son
@ivantrainsLIVE
@ivantrainsLIVE 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for the translation!
@13donstalos
@13donstalos 10 месяцев назад
@@jay1jayf Yeah it is.
@siddharthsingh3460
@siddharthsingh3460 10 месяцев назад
@@13donstalos 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠
@user-rp7yi8do7p
@user-rp7yi8do7p 6 месяцев назад
Я живу на Дальнем Востоке России и был на Сахалине. Природа здесь прекрасна! Особенно удивило побережье с его красивыми скалами и горами. Также здесь все еще присутствуют остатки Японской культуры: синтоистские храмы, музей и даже какое-то маленькое место, где поклонялись портрету японского императора(последнее даже в самой Японии найти крайне трудно). В общем, все новое и непривычное как всегда удивляет и запоминается! Всем советую.
@teach100
@teach100 8 месяцев назад
Thank you for this amazing video - you are very brave! I have been curious about Sakhalin for many years, it's great to see it. The people you met were all so helpful and friendly too.
@joepeach997
@joepeach997 10 месяцев назад
Absolutely Epic journey. The kindness and hospitality shown by these wonderful people is heartwarming. The truck driver, Yuri and so many others made me love this part of Russia. I think Yuri inviting you to his home, feeding you and driving you would make a wonderful neighbor/friend to have. I can't imagine all the heartbreak and sacrifices the Russians and Japanese went thru during the war. This trip was so rewarding that I didn't miss that you were not train-hopping, lol. Well done Vaga Bond, the wait was worth it. And to all the wonderful people of this island so far from me, I wish you were closer and I hope to think you are my friend.
@UltraTotenkopf
@UltraTotenkopf 10 месяцев назад
*Dude ... the Japanese army during World War II committed more war crimes than German cannibals, ask what the Japanese detachment 731 was doing, these creatures were not people in the Christian understanding of this issue, and therefore no one will feel sorry for the Japanese, these cannibals killed in China and Korea almost 50 million people!*
@AL-lh2ht
@AL-lh2ht 10 месяцев назад
Russia genocided every Japanese and native ainu related group that lived on the island.
@valdemort7983
@valdemort7983 5 месяцев назад
Yes, sure you liked it. Obviously, he is another russian dude who makes money by licking ass of western audience. "Sakhalin: Japan's Lost Heritage ", "Viborg: basically Finland ", "Kalinigrad: former German territory". What gonna be next? Moscow - beautiful Mongolian city? He knows very well what he's doing. I think Russian authorities will have to visit this ivan soon to find out who pays this foreign agent.
@speaksthis
@speaksthis 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for this video. I am an American living in Japan. I wanted to go to Sakhalin last summer, but things happened. I appreciate your effort to show us.
@napoleonfeanor
@napoleonfeanor 9 месяцев назад
You can still go but getting there is probably more expensive now
@user-ly8vw3ej3v
@user-ly8vw3ej3v 9 месяцев назад
​@@napoleonfeanorтак им и надо. Не все же нам ездить в обход
@alexkaa6351
@alexkaa6351 8 месяцев назад
Why would you want to visit a shithole? Wait until it back to Japan, then go.
@mohdfahmi8841
@mohdfahmi8841 7 месяцев назад
Ai..;;....;....;;;!!;;. ;;¡//..
@erenyeagerist7681
@erenyeagerist7681 7 месяцев назад
CIA spy go away!
@88arakvita
@88arakvita 10 месяцев назад
Nice virtual tour . Thank you for showing us this beautiful island . Greetings and hugs from Minneapolis 💝 Minnesota . 🙏🙏👍👍
@SerijoschaM
@SerijoschaM 5 месяцев назад
The most original way of urban exploring! Thank you for your great videos and your work.
@Smoneey
@Smoneey 10 месяцев назад
This area of the world is so interesting. Relatively new developments of Europeans, historical aspects of north-east Asians, occasional remnants of Asian occupations like Japanese here, modern influence of Asian countries through trade and contact. Really feels like a different world to the things Western eyes usually see.
@Sniperboy5551
@Sniperboy5551 10 месяцев назад
What Europeans? I guess Russia seems more European than it does Asian, but 77% of Russian territory is technically in Asia. Russia is a very interesting country for that reason alone, it’s one of the many reasons why I’m fascinated by it.
@concept5631
@concept5631 10 месяцев назад
North Asia has always fascinated with. From Vladivostok to relatively (from a Westerners perspective) remote places like Sakhalin and Hokkaido I've been enamoured with the region since I was young.
@tbone9803
@tbone9803 10 месяцев назад
​@@Sniperboy5551Slavs are European and are the big majority of the population so
@tbone9803
@tbone9803 10 месяцев назад
​@@Sniperboy5551just because the area is geographically in Asia doesn't mean the Slavs living there become Asian. There's indigenous asiatic people there but Slavs are the majority
@jay1jayf
@jay1jayf 10 месяцев назад
@@Sniperboy5551 The rus are european, lmao. Stop being delusional.
@cjoneillj
@cjoneillj 10 месяцев назад
I lived in Hokkaido for 5 years, always wanted to go to Sakhalin. Beautiful video. BTW those are Shinto Shrines not temples. In Japan you have Shinto Shrines and Buddhist Temples. Thanks for your work. 🙏🏻🙌🏼
@sodinc
@sodinc 10 месяцев назад
what is the difference between a shrine and a temple?
@Robersora
@Robersora 10 месяцев назад
@@sodinc similar difference to a mosque and a church - different believe system, different holy sites
@stopato5772
@stopato5772 9 месяцев назад
Architecturally a shrine is smaller and nobody lives there They are places of payer and reverence to visually present gods - rocks, trees, rivers, hills. Temples are locations of buddisht monks are more of a monastery where lessons are taught..@@sodinc
@sodinc
@sodinc 9 месяцев назад
@@stopato5772 Thank you for that context! "Temple" is used with a different meaning in my language and religion, so that meaning was a bit unexpected, but it makes sense.
@Vkusniashka1234
@Vkusniashka1234 9 месяцев назад
Hello, I am Russian, I was born and live on the Kuril Islands, namely on the island of Iturup and it is quite a good place to live, but you have to understand that this is a province and do not demand the same from the big cities here is a completely different way of life here.
@dirtyal6567
@dirtyal6567 4 месяца назад
One beautiful thing about this place is the lack of litter and garbage. The people there obviously have respect for themselves and others.
@thekeithlane
@thekeithlane 6 месяцев назад
Thanks for making this video, sharing your adventures and history!
@Skelf71
@Skelf71 10 месяцев назад
I've looked at Sakhalin on google maps so many times, thanks for another brilliant video exploring somewhere not many people would go
@FrenchmansFlats51
@FrenchmansFlats51 10 месяцев назад
yes this.
@mains8913
@mains8913 10 месяцев назад
The best travel channel hands down, no bullshit and full of good information and content. Good going man, been here since 20k, hoping for 100k by the end of the year
@napoleonfeanor
@napoleonfeanor 9 месяцев назад
Nice avatar
@icecp4279
@icecp4279 9 месяцев назад
Yeah he actually edits them too. A lot of travel youtubers are getting incredibly lazy these days...
@Modestas.zemaitukas88
@Modestas.zemaitukas88 3 месяца назад
I really enjoyed watching this video, absolutely amazing, thanks!!
@megspradlin7345
@megspradlin7345 6 месяцев назад
My parents lived in Yuzhno Sakhalinski for two years in the last two years of the nineties. The people living there are very warm and friendly.
@GizmoSheep
@GizmoSheep 10 месяцев назад
34:47 "This monument was put up by the Chinnai association with the help of Krasnogorsk citizens to wish those that passed away here to rest in peace as well as pray for everlasting peace and friendship. 1992 Summer, Chinnai primary school alumni"
@user-ls6ec3cw6o
@user-ls6ec3cw6o 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for your wonderful video about Sakhalin. I am from Japan and have been to Wakanai (the northernmost city in Hokkaido). There I can clearly see the other side of the strait where is the Sakhalin. After that I always wondering what it looks like in Sakhalin. After watching your video, I just got a picture and wanna go there by myself one day. Looking forward for your other videos. Cheers!
@concept5631
@concept5631 10 месяцев назад
Agreed
@napoleonfeanor
@napoleonfeanor 9 месяцев назад
Despite the conflict, tourists are still welcome. However, the ferry isn't running these days
@mrobocop1666
@mrobocop1666 9 месяцев назад
@@napoleonfeanor ferry from South Korea to Vladivostok still works, from where it's possible to get to Sahalin
@napoleonfeanor
@napoleonfeanor 9 месяцев назад
@@mrobocop1666 that's great. I think it's important that state politics don't destroy good relations between peoples in general. PS: I think there is a fair amount of ethnic Koreans on Sakhalin if they haven't left
@Vkusniashka1234
@Vkusniashka1234 9 месяцев назад
Hello, I am Russian, I was born and live on the Kuril Islands, namely on the island of Iturup and it is quite a good place to live, but you have to understand that this is a province and do not demand the same from the big cities here is a completely different way of life here.
@johnnyspousta3136
@johnnyspousta3136 10 месяцев назад
Wow, one of your best videos so far! I absolutely love your projects focusing on nature, culture and history!
@shavesandmassages
@shavesandmassages 10 месяцев назад
I learnt so much in this video! A 20h boat trip to a "random" island. I would never do it so I'm very thankful you're doing it and taking us with you. Keep going! 🔥
@scockery
@scockery 10 месяцев назад
And only a packet of noodles to eat. After 8 hours, I'd have fed on the crew like Dracula. 🦇
@JasonAtlas
@JasonAtlas 6 месяцев назад
Ahahha. That is funny.
@TVforyourCats
@TVforyourCats 10 месяцев назад
How do you not have millions of subscribers? Amazing content as usual. Stay safe!
@tupsutumppu
@tupsutumppu 9 месяцев назад
@jasperpercabeth9140 life of boris is estonian
@user-tn1vc1xz5d
@user-tn1vc1xz5d 10 месяцев назад
There's a fascinating book by Anton Chekhov about Sakhalin and his journey to get there. Really excellent video as always 😊
@sliftylovesyou
@sliftylovesyou 10 месяцев назад
Found out about it from Haruki Murakami's 1Q84, is it a worthwhile read?
@p0k314COM
@p0k314COM 10 месяцев назад
​​​@@sliftylovesyouChekhov is always worth to read.
@sliftylovesyou
@sliftylovesyou 10 месяцев назад
@@p0k314COM Alright, I'll try reading it some time :)
@bbiwyou
@bbiwyou 10 месяцев назад
Finally some new content from you Vagabond ! It is always a great pleasure to discover lost corners and History of the great Russia. You produce some of most treasured content on YT, and i'm addicted for sure.
@noelbowerman1562
@noelbowerman1562 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for showing the world ,places ,many will not get the opportunity to visit. Your programs are always informative.
@BloodEagle.
@BloodEagle. 10 месяцев назад
As an American watching your videos, I've learned two things. Russia looks beautiful to explore and that the people are extremely polite and hospitable. Would love to visit one day.
@kirillholt2329
@kirillholt2329 10 месяцев назад
come in May/June, try to make trustworthy friends before you come
@user-nw5nm9gk3c
@user-nw5nm9gk3c 7 месяцев назад
It's a misconception, the main features of a Russian person are anger and hatred, I'm Russian myself and I know it
@justinfowler5761
@justinfowler5761 7 месяцев назад
Russia is awesome. So many beautiful places and interesting things to see.
@raziel0729
@raziel0729 10 месяцев назад
1 hour long vagabond video? Its christmas in july boys
@noololly2703
@noololly2703 10 месяцев назад
🎉🎉
@concept5631
@concept5631 10 месяцев назад
Indeed
@crObar_85
@crObar_85 10 месяцев назад
*gets popcorn*
@bass3966
@bass3966 10 месяцев назад
Yip yip 🤟
@DS-hp6tc
@DS-hp6tc 10 месяцев назад
Orang Gile hampir seluruh Russia di Jelajahi nye
@pandakees
@pandakees 9 месяцев назад
You're such an adventurous guy, showing parts of the world I wasn't even aware they existed, exploring tracks, tunnels and stairways I wouldn't dream of navigating, all on a pretty low budget while producing incredible high quality entertainment. So I take my hat off for you Mister Vagabond! Thanks !
@mohdfahmi8841
@mohdfahmi8841 7 месяцев назад
Ai.
@mohdfahmi8841
@mohdfahmi8841 7 месяцев назад
//;;//;;;//;;//;;//;//...
@ronniesimpson3665
@ronniesimpson3665 8 месяцев назад
Unbelievably good. Best exploring I have ever seen.
@Aussie_Truth
@Aussie_Truth 10 месяцев назад
Fantastic video, this is the first time your channel's popped up on my feed. You're amazing, hitchhiking around, walking along train tracks and camping out in abandoned factories by yourself. If you'd fallen off that busted bridge, no one would ever have found you > you are crazy. Your video included everything, including the history of the island, which no one in my household had any idea about. 👍
@LarryKingUndead
@LarryKingUndead 10 месяцев назад
I was glad to see this video show up in my subscription feed! Love the many sights and how friendly the people are. That beautiful lighthouse and surrounding area was stunning, what a great way to cap off the video.
@null8fuffzn199
@null8fuffzn199 4 месяца назад
What a Trip. Thank you for documenting it, this video made me add Sakhalin to my Travel list.
@BijayAcharyazhakash
@BijayAcharyazhakash 6 месяцев назад
I AM FROM NEPAL AND WATCH YOUR TRAVELLING VIDEOS. VERY NICE AND WARMING. THIS PART OF RUSSIANS AND JAPANESE IS WARMING. I LIVED IN JAPAN FOR 4-5YRS AND WHEN I HEAR JAPAN AND JAPANESE MY HEART STARTS PUMPING. MUCH LOVE FROM NEPAL. HOPE IN NEAR FUTURE COME TO VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY.
@tonepoet
@tonepoet 10 месяцев назад
Your channel is highly underrated!! You do such great research and show the world something they'd never have a chance to see. And, your English is insanely good.
@Colt-bd2mv
@Colt-bd2mv 10 месяцев назад
Amazing as always. Your long videos are incredible.
@greob
@greob Месяц назад
Thank you very much for sharing this video. Very interesting!
@shinx-hr6uq
@shinx-hr6uq 9 месяцев назад
Hell yes! I was trying to show my wife this place after reading about it a while ago. I am really fascinated by it, but I felt there was very little video overview of the place I found captured the intriguing side of it (at least in English). Needless to say, I was very happy to see this pop up on my feed, well done!
@becca3051
@becca3051 10 месяцев назад
I love when you post, thank you so much for bringing us with you and teaching me things I never thought I would learn! I hope you continue to have nice and safe travels!
@manucamposlag
@manucamposlag 10 месяцев назад
What an amazing video! Thanks for sharing this part of the world, which is rarely shown on RU-vid. It has been a pleasure learning more about Sakhalin. You deserve more recognition :)
@Peter-MH
@Peter-MH 10 месяцев назад
His channel is growing fast! Closing on 100k subs!
@user-rg9mi7ok1k
@user-rg9mi7ok1k 5 месяцев назад
So exciting and so special to see this special island and learn of its history - well done Vagabond. If Vladimir from the school in Yushno-Sakhalinsk sees this, I send greetings from WA State.
@sayaanamalinovskaya
@sayaanamalinovskaya 3 месяца назад
Thank you for this video! It was beautiful!
@stadtbekanntertunichtgut
@stadtbekanntertunichtgut 10 месяцев назад
I love your videos! Such interesting places please keep exploring many more places. 💙💙💙
@abcdefghijkl5408
@abcdefghijkl5408 10 месяцев назад
Love the history lessons you weave into your videos
@christianlutzky3904
@christianlutzky3904 7 месяцев назад
What an amazing video! I love your exploration! Keep up the fantastic work!
@chelo4197
@chelo4197 10 месяцев назад
beautiful display of hospitality from the trucker
@user-klikun56
@user-klikun56 10 месяцев назад
Был на Сахалине в декабре 2016 года.В командировке, на реф. секции, мы туда корм для животинок привозили из Новосиба!
@shannymau5
@shannymau5 10 месяцев назад
No issues with your communication at all - another amazing video. Keep up the great work!
@watchclog2979
@watchclog2979 3 месяца назад
Fascinating ! thanks for sharing.
@abertj.7365
@abertj.7365 9 месяцев назад
A very nice documentary about Sakhalin! Russians were very nice to you giving you lift all around the island. Very much appreciate your efforts in making this documentary 🙏🏻👍👍
@BeigeEyesCroissantDragon
@BeigeEyesCroissantDragon 10 месяцев назад
Man this is awesome, just raw adventure. So pure, so profound. I haven't found a video of yours i've not been sucked into. The view from the light towers was gorgeous.
@lildreng
@lildreng 10 месяцев назад
Your videos are incredibly captivating sir. Thank you for bringing us along on your journeys!
@jarabaa
@jarabaa 9 месяцев назад
Amazing visit to a truly remote territory by a truly intrepid traveller. I too have spent some time on Hokkaido, itself a fascinating island. But Sakhalin! Remembered indeed by some as yesterday's Karafuto. Japan's "hegemony" was short, yet hundreds of thousands of Japanese called it home for some decades. Thanks for having the curiosity and imagination to explore the traces of their forgotten story.
@vukans595
@vukans595 Месяц назад
Great video, enjoyed watching!
@antonpotgieter2710
@antonpotgieter2710 10 месяцев назад
Another great video. Thanks for sharing a view of such beautiful but difficult to reach places/
@smithkakuta7361
@smithkakuta7361 10 месяцев назад
I'm japanese,I am so glad to see your travel video of Sakhalin It was very interesting to see all the footage that I have never seen before Of course, it's completely Russian scenery when the war has been over for more than half a century... There is almost no trace that Japan once controlled this island 30:11 「昭和六年 七月吉日」 showa rokunen hichigatsu kichijitsu Showa is the name of the year used only during the reign of Emperor Showa It was used only in Japan from 1926 to 1989 And the 6th year of Showa is 1931 Kichijitsu -A good day- means an auspicious day Maybe that's what this means. Sorry if I'm wrong....
@alexkaa6351
@alexkaa6351 8 месяцев назад
@smithkakuta7361 they have turned it into a shithole, as with everything they can reach.
@MihaiRUdeRO
@MihaiRUdeRO 8 месяцев назад
Should have stayed Japanese, it would have been cleaner and more developed.
@jaypeedesuyo662
@jaypeedesuyo662 7 месяцев назад
​@@MihaiRUdeRO History, Stalin, USSR and Victory in WW2 says otherwise. So....
@Lightscribe225
@Lightscribe225 6 месяцев назад
@@jaypeedesuyo662 You don't want to use history to prove Russia's cities became more developed or cleaner. Otherwise you can use history to compare Sapporo to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and see there is a huge difference
@jaypeedesuyo662
@jaypeedesuyo662 6 месяцев назад
@@Lightscribe225 Read my comment again and comprehend it properly. I was responding to the top reply. He roughly literally said "Sakhalin island would be better off if it remain under Japan". Which is wishful thinking as Japan lost Sakhalin island to Russia in WW2. Never did i say or mentioned how "clean" or "developed" Russian cities is nor do i compare it with Japan. Improve your reading comprehension first before you spew nonsense.
@ortloffa
@ortloffa 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for posting the video. this is next best to visiting myself.
@oliverraupp6440
@oliverraupp6440 4 месяца назад
Very interesting journey. Thanks for sharing.
@PhG1961
@PhG1961 10 месяцев назад
Quite a long video but I watched it completely and it is just awesome! Looking forward to see your next video!
@ivantrainsLIVE
@ivantrainsLIVE 10 месяцев назад
Appreciate it. Average view duration of this video has been positively affected.
@OnixMox
@OnixMox 10 месяцев назад
I like these longer videos of yours, thanks for your content
@surtainville38
@surtainville38 10 месяцев назад
❤❤❤ Very nice visit to this Island. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from France.
@keenanandrews3692
@keenanandrews3692 3 месяца назад
Good stuff brtother.Keep having a safe,and happy journey.I will be watching over you.
@FS_Trainspotting
@FS_Trainspotting 10 месяцев назад
love theese videos make my day when i see you post
@Stinktierchen
@Stinktierchen 10 месяцев назад
Very nice video, well done. Was pretty interesting to watch.
@Dannyscuriousquests
@Dannyscuriousquests 6 месяцев назад
such an amazing place thanks for sharing it
@joe-vl3nd
@joe-vl3nd 3 месяца назад
Another great video 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
@jessegreywolf
@jessegreywolf 10 месяцев назад
Great history lesson. Thanks for sharing
@aalto_san
@aalto_san 10 месяцев назад
Once again such a wonderful video. It's been my pleasure to watch your adventures around the globe. You are very courageous. Be safe and keep these coming please! :)
@david54181
@david54181 10 месяцев назад
Holy crap everyone you seem to meet is so nice and helpful. I love this place! Great video!
@daltongriffis
@daltongriffis 10 месяцев назад
This is awesome. Love seeing every small detail!
@rami6212
@rami6212 10 месяцев назад
Crazy coincidence but right now I'm reading Sakhalin by Tchekhov😮😮😮
@Ayxo
@Ayxo 10 месяцев назад
Amazing video Vaga Bond, really got me interested in the Russian mosaics as well as Japanese history on the island. Hope you enjoyed your trip!! Much love and respect from New Zealand :)
@siobhanrose1680
@siobhanrose1680 6 месяцев назад
This video is amazing! Also I love the way you say “bushes” every single time, it makes me smile. Your English is amazing!
@guilhemjusserand3205
@guilhemjusserand3205 9 месяцев назад
Absolutely incredible video !
@stevens1041
@stevens1041 10 месяцев назад
What a cool video!! My good friend moved to Yuzhno Sakhalinsk last year. That is what made me curious about this place and its history, never expected a good video on it here on youtube.
@davemaza5976
@davemaza5976 10 месяцев назад
I have watched many of your videos and enjoyed all. Sakhalin is a place that has always fascinated me so many thanks for sharing your travels there with us. I hope one day relations between East and West become friendlier once again.
@sueneilen4526
@sueneilen4526 5 месяцев назад
Wow very great video thanks again love the lighthouse ❤
@panzer1066
@panzer1066 7 месяцев назад
Most interesting video. Thanks.
@user-oz2lf9hj6j
@user-oz2lf9hj6j 10 месяцев назад
Amazing video, thank you. I was there in 2017, also found some traces of the Japanese heritage out in Korsakov. Happy memories.
@budbearmaccy876
@budbearmaccy876 9 месяцев назад
I so much enjoy these videos on RU-vid done by you, and other travelers, from different parts of this world. My best to in your journeys as you explore the lands, showing us the good, bad, beautiful and ugly of these regions and their peoples. Your added explanations of the history is enlightening as well. It is the glimpse we get, from you and other Vagabond explorers, around the globe, that, I hope, will help bring people together as we realize how much we have in common with each other. Thank you again. Safe travels
@enlightenedhummingbird4764
@enlightenedhummingbird4764 9 месяцев назад
Well said! 😁💐
@zackseverns4326
@zackseverns4326 8 месяцев назад
That lighthouse was incredible, great video
@diegomirabent
@diegomirabent 10 месяцев назад
Insane video man. Congrats for the content, this is truly unique
@benjune17
@benjune17 9 месяцев назад
Your channel always has great content. Great videography and interesting narration. Thanks. From USA
@ebnertra0004
@ebnertra0004 10 месяцев назад
53:30 I think one of the reasons the Kholmsk-Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk line was abandoned was that all the tunnels and probably the bridges, too, would have to be rebuilt to handle larger and heavier Russian-built equipment. It could happen, but likely not soon
@aleksandr1525
@aleksandr1525 10 месяцев назад
No, not really. The government simply couldn't afford repairs of the tunnels and bridges, which happened all over the island, with the most costy and unprofitable lines being shut down. In fact, until recently, the majority of trains were being imported from Japan, so heavier Russian-built equipment wouldn't be the case.
@IR-xy3ij
@IR-xy3ij 10 месяцев назад
​@@aleksandr1525It's extremely hard to widen the track in these environments, especially when Soviet/Russian train gauge is a lot wider
@aleksandr1525
@aleksandr1525 10 месяцев назад
@@IR-xy3ij our railway was switched to a Russian-standard gauge just a few years ago, it was of a Japanese standard until ~2021
@IR-xy3ij
@IR-xy3ij 10 месяцев назад
@@aleksandr1525 I think he was talking about the abandoned sections, those were usually in narrow tunnels
@olympusv2ot518
@olympusv2ot518 4 месяца назад
This is awesome, thank you so much for this. My family is originally from Sakhalin and I've never understood my heritage. Thank you so much again
@trwh9640
@trwh9640 10 месяцев назад
Another great adventure, very informative!
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