The other day, I saw an article on note introducing Hashima (Gunkanjima), one of the most popular tourist spots in Nagasaki City, with the headline 'Gunkanjima is such an amazing island!' As a ...

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Hashima, better known as Gunkanjima for its silhouette resembling a battleship, is back in the spotlight thanks to content creator Alfon from the parkour crew WHAT. The YouTuber has released a new ...

The South Korean government attempted to formally place the issue of Japan's failure to implement follow-up measures regarding the Gunkanjima (Hashima) coal mine on the agenda at the UNESCO World ...

Japan's attempt to hold UNESCO accountable for whether it has properly fulfilled its promise regarding the registration of Hashima (端島·Gunkanjima) coal mine as a World Heritage site has fallen flat.

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Off the coast of Nagasaki, the second city to be devastated by an atomic bomb in World War II, lies a tiny island located along the southwestern island of Kyushu in Japan. From a distance, it appears ...