Aniva Lighthouse

One of the most beautiful and hard-to-reach abandoned lighthouses in the world is located in the southern part of the Sakhalin Island. The lighthouse on Cape Aniva was built in the 1930s by Japanese engineers. One of its main features is that it had a small nuclear reactor inside, which was able to provide autonomous energy for more than 30 years. The last lighthouse keeper left it in 2010, and it was abandoned completely. The lighthouse almost has not been maintained since its construction, and due to strong sea winds and frequent storms, the structure was severely damaged. Most likely, in the next 10 years it will collapse, the remains will be absorbed by the sea and only these photos will remain from it. To get to the lighthouse you need to board a plane to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (this is somewhere near Japan, yes), from there it is 160 km by broken roads to the village of Novikovo (population 500 people), then 50 km on foot to the west (this will take 12 hours). Bears and foxes can be encountered on the way, they should be avoided. It will also be necessary to take climbing equipment with you to descend from a height of 238 meters, then another 10 km over the rocks and you are almost there! However, between you and the lighthouse there is a small strait of 15 meters, which needs to be crossed, which is complicated due to the fact that a strong current can take you to the open sea. After all these trials, you are on the spot! Although there is a simpler option: you can just rent a helicopter or a yacht in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and get to the lighthouse in just a few hours... This video support by: Casio G-Shock Rangeman. #gshock_rangeman, #gprb1000 Director: Alexey Bochenin (https://www.facebook.com/bo4lepeace) DOP: Alexey Bochenin, Kirill Moskalenko.