Скачать или смотреть The unveiled story of Unesco( Hashima in Japan)

Hashima Island, also known as 'Gunkanjima' (Battleship Island), was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2015 due to its historical and cultural significance. Located near Nagasaki Prefecture in Japan, the island was primarily known for its coal mining operations. During World War II, many Koreans and Chinese were subjected to forced labor in the coal mines on the island. They worked under extremely harsh conditions, and many lost their lives during this period. While the inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage site acknowledges the historical importance of the island, it is also necessary to confront and remember its dark past.

Through this series, we can shed light not only on the beauty and historical significance of the island but also on its hidden tragic history and the human rights issues associated with it.