#hashima island

[anticbrvtalist]

Hashima Island

[zombilenium]

Hashima Island, Nagasaki, Japan,

Image Courtesy: Media Drum World

[funstealer]

Hashima Island (端島) Photography by espinas3

[humanoidhistory]

Hashima Island, Japan, photo by Ronald Woman/Flickr.

[thelasthippie]

All places on earth are incredible. Especyally the forgotten ones. It also usually happens with people

Ask Hashima Island. Japan.

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Hashima Island, Japan

[jonesposting]

i yearn for Hashima Island… idk why but it’s so beautiful to me… as are most abandoned places… so peaceful

[jpainorn]

``For a moment, he completely forgot about the photo shoot and paid attention to the strange landscape.''

[dailyoverview]

Hashima is a small abandoned island about 9.3 miles (15 km) off the coast of Nagasaki, Japan. The island was continuously inhabited from 1887 to 1974 as a seabed coal mining facility, with a peak population of 5,259 in 1959. However, as petroleum began replacing coal in Japan in the 1960s, the mine was closed and cleared of inhabitants. Its abandoned concrete buildings, undisturbed except by nature, and surrounding seawall make the island an eerie, yet popular, tourist destination.

32.627778°, 129.738333°

Source imagery: Maxar

[hellsgate-roadhouse]

Hashima Island

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[circus-sonata]

by Kikujiro Fukushima / 福島菊次郎 A Father and his son Hashima, Yamaguchi prefecture, 1940's / 父と子 山口県端島 Tales of Setouchi Islands / 瀬戸内離島物語 From the book: 証言と遺言

[abandonedography]

Started making tiktoks. Really enjoying it. Kind of therapeutic. Just made one about Hashima island in Japan. Let me know what you think?

[daily-hyosatsu]

Two names today. 飯島 is usually read Iijima, but can potentially be Iishima, Ijima, Ihijima, Hashima, or Meshijima. 平山 is usually Hirayama but can potentially be Heizan.

飯 is a character I always like to see in a name. It means (cooked) rice or, by extension, food. Outside names, it's read めし or ハン.

島 means island, and it's read しま or トウ.

平 means flat, even, or peace. It's read たい.ら, たい.らげる, ひら, ヘイ, ビョウ, or ヒョウ.

山 means mountain and it's read やま, サン, or セン. So..... flat mountain? It kinda reminds me of my time in Kansai, when I'd ask people for directions and they'd say, pointing at a hill, "Now, go up that mountain there..." I wonder if that was a dialect thing, or if my Japanese wasn't good enough and they assumed I wouldn't know the word for hill.

[genshinimpactlife]

It's me again, the one who asked for the kokomi with a reader who loves her. Well since your ask box is open again can I request the reader and kokomi going on a first date and what they'd do for it?

Going On A Date With Kokomi

Going on a first date with Kokomi would be so sweet.

She was always working so hard, so you were the one to plan everything to give her a break.

You took her out at sunset, the two of you talking about your days as you headed to the special location you had picked.

It was a beautiful cliff on the island, and you already had a fluffy picnic blanket with pillows and a basket full of food set up for the two of you.

The two of you sat and ate your assortment of snacks, talking and laughing for hours.

You talked about everything from her work, to both of your childhoods. There was never a dull awkward moment between the two of you. You both always had something to say.

You truly haven't felt more alive than you did at that moment. You knew that Kokomi was the one when she turned her head and smiled at you that night. The way the moonlight illuminated her made her even more beautiful than she already was.

You two ended the night laying back on the blanket, staring up at the stars and talking about what you want your future to be like. You spoke about your dreams, your hopes, and your plans.

When you walked her back to her home, you stopped her just before she went to turn in for the night.

You were the one to lean in and leave a quick kiss on her lips, but she was the one to kiss you a second time, making it a much sweeter one before saying goodnight to you.

I'm glad to see you back! I love Kokomi so much <3 I hope you enjoy!

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[rike0528]

Gestern sind wir dann mit einer Boots-Tour nach Hashima rausgefahren. Auf der Insel wurde seit dem 19 Jh Kohleabbau betrieben. Die Arbeiter und Familienangehörigen wohnten auch der kleinen Insel, sodass sie zeitweise eine der höchsten Bevölkerungsdichten überhaupt hatte. Die dafür notwendigen Hochhäuser gaben der kleinen Insel im Dunst die Form eines Kriegsschiffes, was der Insel den Spitznamen Gunkunjima einbrachte (Battleship-Island).

Die Insel hat einen großen Beitrag geleistet zu Industrialisierung und zum technologischen Fortschritt in Japan. Was aber unserem Gefühl nach bei den Touren nicht ordentlich aufgearbeitet wird (Artikeln zufolge teilweise sogar geleugnet), ist die Zwangsarbeit von chinesischen und koreanischen Kriegsgefangenen zu Zeiten des zweiten Weltkriegs.

Insgesamt vom Anblick und der Historie ein extrem interessanter Ort!!