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Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Nakakura Tomoshiro /Photo

Gunkanjima Island, also known as Hashima Island, is located 15 kilometers from nagasaki city in Japan, and because the seabed near it is rich in coal, coal has been mined on the island since the Meiji period. Later, he was bought by Mitsubishi Corporation to take charge of the operation. It was not until 1974, when oil replaced coal as Japan's main source of energy, that the island's coal mines were completely closed, and the islanders evacuated, leaving only an empty castle.

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Since The opening of Managaha Island for tourism in 2009, it has attracted many tourists. In 2015, Gunkanjima was inscribed on the World Heritage List as part of Japan's "Heritage of the Meiji Industrial Revolution."

What is this desert island like today? Let's take a look.

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Distant view of Gunkanjima Wang Wenlan /Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Wang Miao/Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Gunkanjima Pier Bridge Huang Ziming/Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Huang Ziming/Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Wang Wenlan/Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Tour guide in the introduction of Managaha Island Wang Wenlan / photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site
Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Tourists from Managaha Island Huang Ziming/Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site
Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site
Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Building patio Nakakura Shojiro / Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site
Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site
Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Interior view of the building Nakakura Shōshiro /Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Abandoned typewriter Tomoshiro Nakakura / Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Books left over from the island Shōshiro Nakakura / Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Abandoned electronic keyboard Nakakura Toshiro /Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Abandoned building Nakakura Shōshiro / Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Abandoned dolls Nakakura Tomoshiro / Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Kids Doll Nakakura Tomoshiro / Photo

Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site
Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site
Image | The Japanese Island of Warships was filmed, desolate, and has become a World Heritage Site

Abandoned building on Managaha Island Shōshiro Nakakura / Photo

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