It took me me over an hour to watch because I kept screenshotting and using google translate. The history timeline was cool. That jet was about the hondajet and how it would be flying in 2012 in the US and in Europe in 2013. This was def. an elementary school: grades 2-5 at least. The tags with the clay art were name tags. I googled some names but they are common names so no telling who was who. Most everything was basic stuff in classrooms. The field trip pics were cool too. Kids talking about what they saw and what they thought about the day. Oh... it also looks like in that one classroom, each kid had their own chore to do. One kid cleans the blackboards. Didn't get much else tho. Really cool stuff. You should see if there is something with AI or google stranslate to see if it can translate and overlay the translations in the video. THAT would be cool!
Many classroom clocks have stopped at 9.30 - 9.40 hours which could indicate that the earthquake happened around that time. Sad to see all the items the children had to leave behind. great documentary you made of this school. which most likely will get demolished at some stage. Good to see that you respect the school and leave it as it is. Those shoes, perfectly paired up on the shelves impressed me that they are taught basic rules of good housekeeping.
Why is Japan always so clean? It's been 14 years and the place still looks fresh. Meanwhile anywhere else on the planet buildings crumble apart and dust is everywhere.
It's guarded frequently is why. Japanese unemployment is very low because the government contracts the unemployed and elderly to monitor these sorts of places. That's why a rural abandoned school is still guarded over a decade later.
Please use extreme caution doing things like this in Japan. Law enforcement is very strict, and those who are arrested are likely to face forced/coerced confessions to crimes the accused never committed...even if the accused didn't know they were breaking the law.
💀…… Yeah bro that’s design to think of that kind of crazy and if they came back to get their stuff with 4 leyers of gloves on their would forget what their packed on March 11th 2011… 💀 also was it a Thursday or a Friday on March 11 2011.
It's because they're one people. Many modern countries, especially in the West, are multicultural. Multicultural societies have higher levels of distrust amongst their fellow citizens.
That’s because it’s guarded this is not entirely accurate too because I’d rather live in places who have more cultures because I have been to Japan and they kept on saying in Japanese mean stuff about my skin
@@vivianjordan I think what he means is racism it's not just people commenting on your race in Japan it's also not being able to get an apartment or go into a club. Not really making fun just that they don't like foreign people.
I found it surprising they haven't been back for clean up. It's eerie and a reminder of an unfortunate event. Also it seems the kids have a lot of fun and are quite creative in elementary.
They probably weren't given the opportunity to clean up. First, the earthquake hit, then the tsunami warnings would have forced them to leave quickly, and then the power plant had a meltdown, spewing radiation everywhere. They were lucky to be let back in to get anything. Cleaning the school was a very low priority.
It's amazing how well these Japanese buildings hold up. If this was a building in the USA the roof would have disintegrated and the inside would be covered in mold after 8 years.
Wow I am impressed the building is in pristine condition. No vandalism, no damage of any kind. If this school was in the United States left abandoned it would be in ruins. The Japanese culture is so much different they are respectful and polite they don’t destroy things unnecessarily. I watched this once beautiful Detroit abandoned schools and all of them were vandalized. So sad people just can’t leave things alone. I can’t stand it when people destroy abandoned buildings much less operational ones at that.
The kids were probably told to put their bags on their desk they have to leave its an emergency and someone will get your belongings to you later. Knowing it wouldn't happen.
Kind of correct, on 2:00p.m - 3:00pm is the time to go home on elementary schools, but before they will go home after school the teachers will talk to the students on what they’ll do and bring for tomorrow. But on the middle of it, the earthquake struck causing them to leave their belongings for their safety. And that’s why there’s kids belongings on their desks.
35:55 someone was definitely using that classroom for shelter. The beds on the floor, the clothing hung. The benches placed in front of a TV in the other corner of the room. That is amazing.
my best friend was killed on this day Zhong Ling Ping she was only 14 she died in the tsunami unfortunately her body and many others were never recovered
Love the fact you risked going there but don’t be disrespectful and open peoples things 😔 the school bag was heartbreaking to see without it being touched!
@@WYO_DirtbagThis video became news in Japan... and the Japanese people... were angry.Is the person who made this video aware that they are doing something illegal?I'm Japanese, but watching videos like this makes me sad... I don't feel any gratitude at all, but I do feel some anger welling up inside me.So many people died in the tsunami on March 11 and the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident, and so many people were unable to return home. Why are they able to film videos like this?
@@nightwowsb It's sad because Japanese people don't like foreigners anymore because of something like that. I'm not japanese but I think everyone should try when going to Japan to be respectful to everyone and accept their culture and all.
Doesn't even appear to be using a Geiger counter. Wouldn't surprise me if they'd go and film themselves sitting and laying on top of the elephant's foot in Chernobyl.
Since the earthquake took place at probably the final period of the school when everyone is about to pack their bags and leave, but with the risk of the building collapsing when students go back and reclaim their properties and concerns about the leakage of nuclear products that could harm any living organisms, those bags, shoes, artworks, were just neatly left there, some of them don’t want to reclaim them since this is a place that their loved ones were lost while some of them may not be able to reclaim it forever
In my country when we have emergency practice, they tell us that we can not bring our things. However i can imagine that the teachers and the kids were both confused, preparing to leave (with their bags, hesitating what to do) but they ended up evacuating fast. No time for bags and shoe changes. I can imagine the kids holding their bags sitting at the desk waiting for orders from the teachers.
Its very interesting to see in the first part of the video the red backpacks they look so heavy especially for the younger children, amazing to see everything left behind. unfortunately they all must have been terrified. Epic Investigation THANK YOU for documenting something we shall never see, appreciated, You guys are AWESOME🥰
Those are typical backpacks in Japan. They are made very well and are extremely sturdy. In Japan one backpack is meant to last you 5 years or more. They are very expensive too.
Ima just do my thing 6:31 library 14:36 english room 17:12 ill explain because this isnt exactly true. After the earthquake teachers werent exactly sure whether the school was structurally sound. The earthquake happened exactly before the kids were about to leave/preparing bags etc. so essentially nobody was allowed inside, so the backpacks werent taken ps. Sorry for the yappin 21:01 home economics room 22:07 most likely warns people from entering the building 22:30 (correct) its to measure radiation 24:13 principals office (including photos of previous principals) 24:24 Nurses room 25:28 teachers lounge 26:02 teachers kitchen 26:53 lunch preping room 27:03 breakroom 28:06 programming room 33:24 main teachers room
Wow that is amazing you got to go there! I am so jealous, and you still are my favorite explorer! I can’t imagine the things you have seen, and also things you can’t post about. 🤘🏻 much respect. PLEASE keep doing this. You are showing people the world.
The police are securing that area most likely to protect from exposure. I hope you guys will get tested, exposure can damage your health. Not wise to be on private property in a different country. I know you guys are curious, but the laws in Japan are very different than America.
Even though it's been abandoned for more than 10 years, almost everything has been left alone. If this was the US, the building would've been trashed, tagged, and would probablu have a horde of crackhead squatters.
I was in middle school when this happened. But also yea that’s an elementary school. I do feel bad for the kids needing to leave everything behind. Especially the expensive backpacks. That’s so sad. I know kids are used to holding on there stuff not wanting to leave it behind. I was that way as a kid. But knowing they had to and leave so fast trying to get to there family’s. That would been so scary
There is this sorta abandoned school where I live that I WENT to. So in 2021 one of the campers used as an outdoor classroom caught on fire, so it spreaded to the school and it caught on fire.
The few times we see the screen, it's about the same levels I get on my Radicode walking around my central US neighborhood. Mine would be higher if I happened to walk by a bluestone gravel driveway.
I wonder how old the Children are since 2011-2024 Probably one day they will expore their old school and decide to bring home their childhood stuff from 2011 and rotten Lunchbox to home.
its sad to think about how much they could’ve achieved in life, and how they *probably* didn’t get to say goodbye to their parents or friends. their excitement to go home and then they’re confused when told they’ve got to get to high ground or smth. I feel like they would’ve been excited to bring home that, what I think, was wonderful art to their parents. why did it happen? just why?
This is amazing, that computer lab, those all in one Fujitsu computers are very rare to be seen anywhere else than in Japan, they where never released outside Japan, as a tech-nerd I notice stuff like this. I would really like to have a PC like that.. Japan has some really cool tech we never see in this side of the country (Europe & USA).
With the mention of going around school "with socks" since all their sneakers were left in the cubbies, for school (and plenty of other buildings and homes) Everyone would have indoor shoes. Everyone must've left in such a hurry that they left behind their outdoor shoes and evacuated while still wearing their indoor shoes. You can see a pair of indoor shoes on the counter at 31:31
I always wonder what would’ve happened if it occurred the following day-a Saturday. Would there have been less casualties? More? Thank you for the explore. ❤
Cool thing is some of these kids might be the police guarding it outside since it been almost 14 years now. So, if they brought a game or some other cool thing to school that day, they can't even get it and have to work next to their old stuff.
New subscriber. Very neat to to explore these abandoned areas of where the tsunami/earthquake was. Is it safe for you to breathe in there? I know you had a radiation meter but what number is too high for you to be around and for how long?
Correct: The black bottle that he said was hand sanitizer is ink for writing, and the "blue things" are harmonicas, basically blow to play piano, but the video was great anyway!
Back then I had a whole other life - a life which I liked more but also was about to be shattered into the pieces that remained from it today 2011 was a year that definitely changed a lot of things For me being in Germany I definitely believe there was a butterfly effect
A large area around the Fukushima nuclear power plant will be uninhabitable for at least 100 years. Nowadays, atmospheric radiation levels in most areas of Fukushima Prefecture are similar to those of other major cities around the world, making it safe for visitors and residents. The March 11, 2011, earthquake and tsunami destroyed the Fukushima Daiichi plant's cooling systems, causing three reactors to melt and contaminating their cooling water, which has since leaked continuously. The water is collected, filtered and stored in some 1,000 tanks, which will reach their capacity in early 2024.
Imagine being a random kid at Fukushima elementary and randomly the teacher just tells everyone to evacuate and you don’t know what’s happening… all of the stuff they left.
Blurring faces is customary in Japanese videos, but in the west it's very uncommon. I think if the uploader knew this they would've blurred their faces.
My Uncle was in the disaster and and he got all his stuff so quickly that he Stuff wasn’t in this video and now it’s crazy and he moved to England with his family so yeah
Okay just discovered you fir the first time i love exploring videos i can say this was interesting but the whole time i was wondering if you could touch things when i saw him touch the art after walking by all the books and chairs my ocd was screaming just pick it up
Is it safe for you to be in there? I mean i give you props for exploring but if they up and left like that I definitely wouldn't be touching anything or breathing that air. Please consider that. Be safe
“bye mom!” “bye mom.” I don’t know why but I can picture a kid with his mother in a kitchen and he has just had his lunch box packed, just to never be seen again.
I do not think its radio active. They need to get it back im use. Clean it up, get the stuff back to their families. What if some of these kids passed, the parents would love the memories.
@ 37:18 That car looks like it is from Initial D anime the Main character's car you should give it a try it has dub for almost all seasons I am by no means a car fan but it intrigues me the newer anime that main character of Initial D's student is main character that anime is being dubbed fast so just few episodes behind and 2 seasons called MF Ghost the first car was from Initial D
@ they didn’t point it at everything before touching it though. They showed checking it like one or maybe two times and when it was making a noise they just turned it off. Like WTF it’s making a noise to tell you to get away from stuff.
"i recognise the car" YES YOU DO, ITS FROM A FAMOUS JAPANESE ANIME CALLED INITAL D! IN THE ANIME THE MC DRIFTS IN THE CAR USING THE GUTTER, WHICH IS WHY YOU RECOGNISE THE PHOTO TOO
It took me me over an hour to watch because I kept screenshotting and using google translate. The history timeline was cool. That jet was about the hondajet and how it would be flying in 2012 in the US and in Europe in 2013. This was def. an elementary school: grades 2-5 at least. The tags with the clay art were name tags. I googled some names but they are common names so no telling who was who. Most everything was basic stuff in classrooms. The field trip pics were cool too. Kids talking about what they saw and what they thought about the day. Oh... it also looks like in that one classroom, each kid had their own chore to do. One kid cleans the blackboards. Didn't get much else tho. Really cool stuff.
You should see if there is something with AI or google stranslate to see if it can translate and overlay the translations in the video. THAT would be cool!
I did it couple times in my future videos. Thanks for doing that
Google lens
@@sidneypanek5516 lens google 🤪
My school also has chores to do like cleaning the boards and putting recycle in the hallway
Many classroom clocks have stopped at 9.30 - 9.40 hours which could indicate that the earthquake happened around that time. Sad to see all the items the children had to leave behind. great documentary you made of this school. which most likely will get demolished at some stage. Good to see that you respect the school and leave it as it is. Those shoes, perfectly paired up on the shelves impressed me that they are taught basic rules of good housekeeping.
Why is Japan always so clean? It's been 14 years and the place still looks fresh.
Meanwhile anywhere else on the planet buildings crumble apart and dust is everywhere.
It's guarded frequently is why.
Japanese unemployment is very low because the government contracts the unemployed and elderly to monitor these sorts of places. That's why a rural abandoned school is still guarded over a decade later.
Please use extreme caution doing things like this in Japan. Law enforcement is very strict, and those who are arrested are likely to face forced/coerced confessions to crimes the accused never committed...even if the accused didn't know they were breaking the law.
Imagine if they had cheese or meat in their packed lunch box... The cheese and meat would be more toxic than 13 year-old fumes.
💀…… Yeah bro that’s design to think of that kind of crazy and if they came back to get their stuff with 4 leyers of gloves on their would forget what their packed on March 11th 2011… 💀 also was it a Thursday or a Friday on March 11 2011.
But yk Lunchly is worse than 13 yr old cheese and meat 💀
@ lunch my got discontinued in 2024 and I still never tryed it because I’m in a different state for a year.
@@Robert_124-q2i I didn't try it cuz it has mold in it 💀
@@DRAGONGAMERPLAYZ32 Yeah also here’s a quilt I l like my cheese MOLDY BRUH!!!
Amazing how there's no graffiti on the walls, unlike other countries but these Japanese people really are respectful.
Facts
It's because they're one people. Many modern countries, especially in the West, are multicultural. Multicultural societies have higher levels of distrust amongst their fellow citizens.
That’s because it’s guarded this is not entirely accurate too because I’d rather live in places who have more cultures because I have been to Japan and they kept on saying in Japanese mean stuff about my skin
@TeresaVanPelt-to2fx bro everyone makes fun of each other, people make fun of my race too, but Idc I make fun of them too
@@vivianjordan I think what he means is racism it's not just people commenting on your race in Japan it's also not being able to get an apartment or go into a club. Not really making fun just that they don't like foreign people.
I found it surprising they haven't been back for clean up. It's eerie and a reminder of an unfortunate event. Also it seems the kids have a lot of fun and are quite creative in elementary.
I looked closely and this school is name probably is minami elementary and I translated to Japanese to English
They probably weren't given the opportunity to clean up. First, the earthquake hit, then the tsunami warnings would have forced them to leave quickly, and then the power plant had a meltdown, spewing radiation everywhere. They were lucky to be let back in to get anything. Cleaning the school was a very low priority.
It's amazing how well these Japanese buildings hold up. If this was a building in the USA the roof would have disintegrated and the inside would be covered in mold after 8 years.
Oh for sure
Real!
And if it caught on fire, it would be gone in seconds because every building/home in the USA is made out of literal cardboard
@@Purrrrrrsia Very True, but not every house.
The manufacturers might be using the wrong material.
Wow I am impressed the building is in pristine condition. No vandalism, no damage of any kind. If this school was in the United States left abandoned it would be in ruins. The Japanese culture is so much different they are respectful and polite they don’t destroy things unnecessarily. I watched this once beautiful Detroit abandoned schools and all of them were vandalized. So sad people just can’t leave things alone. I can’t stand it when people destroy abandoned buildings much less operational ones at that.
The kids were probably told to put their bags on their desk they have to leave its an emergency and someone will get your belongings to you later. Knowing it wouldn't happen.
Probably
Kind of correct, on 2:00p.m - 3:00pm is the time to go home on elementary schools, but before they will go home after school the teachers will talk to the students on what they’ll do and bring for tomorrow. But on the middle of it, the earthquake struck causing them to leave their belongings for their safety. And that’s why there’s kids belongings on their desks.
35:55 someone was definitely using that classroom for shelter. The beds on the floor, the clothing hung. The benches placed in front of a TV in the other corner of the room. That is amazing.
To bad they can't have that shelter no more😞
my best friend was killed on this day Zhong Ling Ping she was only 14 she died in the tsunami unfortunately her body and many others were never recovered
I am so sorry for your loss. ❤️
@ thank you it is not just my loss. It is Japan’s and anyone who knew of the people who were lost this tsunami caused devastation.
I’m so sorry to hear that❤
So sorry to hear. God bless
Love the fact you risked going there but don’t be disrespectful and open peoples things 😔 the school bag was heartbreaking to see without it being touched!
I REALLY do not think the original owner cares. In fact if they ever ser this video they will probably appreciate it.
@@WYO_DirtbagThis video became news in Japan... and the Japanese people... were angry.Is the person who made this video aware that they are doing something illegal?I'm Japanese, but watching videos like this makes me sad...
I don't feel any gratitude at all, but I do feel some anger welling up inside me.So many people died in the tsunami on March 11 and the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident, and so many people were unable to return home. Why are they able to film videos like this?
@@nightwowsb It's sad because Japanese people don't like foreigners anymore because of something like that. I'm not japanese but I think everyone should try when going to Japan to be respectful to everyone and accept their culture and all.
Also not a good idea to look in bags as soft material could still be radioactive.
*Talks about how radioactive it is and then seconds later*"What's up guys today we're in Chernobyl looking at the reactor core"
Doesn't even appear to be using a Geiger counter. Wouldn't surprise me if they'd go and film themselves sitting and laying on top of the elephant's foot in Chernobyl.
Since the earthquake took place at probably the final period of the school when everyone is about to pack their bags and leave, but with the risk of the building collapsing when students go back and reclaim their properties and concerns about the leakage of nuclear products that could harm any living organisms, those bags, shoes, artworks, were just neatly left there, some of them don’t want to reclaim them since this is a place that their loved ones were lost while some of them may not be able to reclaim it forever
In my country when we have emergency practice, they tell us that we can not bring our things. However i can imagine that the teachers and the kids were both confused, preparing to leave (with their bags, hesitating what to do) but they ended up evacuating fast. No time for bags and shoe changes. I can imagine the kids holding their bags sitting at the desk waiting for orders from the teachers.
あなた達がやっていることは確かに悪いことだが、とても貴重な動画であることは間違いない
Its very interesting to see in the first part of the video the red backpacks they look so heavy especially for the younger children, amazing to see everything left behind. unfortunately they all must have been terrified. Epic Investigation THANK YOU for documenting something we shall never see, appreciated, You guys are AWESOME🥰
Those are typical backpacks in Japan. They are made very well and are extremely sturdy. In Japan one backpack is meant to last you 5 years or more. They are very expensive too.
@@Cecibug1 They look like English School Bags meant to last the schools years, but these look heavier, Good to know Thank You
They are called: Randoseru
Ima just do my thing
6:31 library
14:36 english room
17:12 ill explain because this isnt exactly true. After the earthquake teachers werent exactly sure whether the school was structurally sound. The earthquake happened exactly before the kids were about to leave/preparing bags etc. so essentially nobody was allowed inside, so the backpacks werent taken ps. Sorry for the yappin
21:01 home economics room
22:07 most likely warns people from entering the building
22:30 (correct) its to measure radiation
24:13 principals office (including photos of previous principals)
24:24 Nurses room
25:28 teachers lounge
26:02 teachers kitchen
26:53 lunch preping room
27:03 breakroom
28:06 programming room
33:24 main teachers room
Wow that is amazing you got to go there! I am so jealous, and you still are my favorite explorer! I can’t imagine the things you have seen, and also things you can’t post about. 🤘🏻 much respect. PLEASE keep doing this. You are showing people the world.
Also please wear masks and gloves! 💜
Thanks Naomi. Appreciate the comments
The fish tank in the 1st class room dried up. That fish is hard as a rock now
Fish be like🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿
They made a book called I SURVIVED and it’s about the earthquake in Japan that made a tsunami happen my teacher told us the book
I know those books! I use to love them until I got older to actually understand the history and it made me sad.
@ me too
@@Alyssa-om8ux Fr.
I love I Survived books. I haven't read any recently, I stopped reading them when I got to middle school.
The police are securing that area most likely to protect from exposure. I hope you guys will get tested, exposure can damage your health. Not wise to be on private property in a different country. I know you guys are curious, but the laws in Japan are very different than America.
The government are allowing people inside as part of a tour to show what can go wrong with nuclear power plants
Even though it's been abandoned for more than 10 years, almost everything has been left alone.
If this was the US, the building would've been trashed, tagged, and would probablu have a horde of crackhead squatters.
Hmm... I wonder why?
More than that 13 years at least!😊
16:30 Those scales look just like the one my Mom uses to measure out clay for her pottery- makes sense that they're in there with the art projects!
Just curious what precautions if any do you take when going into an area that’s potentially radioactive at the very least do you take iodine pills
I was in middle school when this happened.
But also yea that’s an elementary school. I do feel bad for the kids needing to leave everything behind. Especially the expensive backpacks. That’s so sad. I know kids are used to holding on there stuff not wanting to leave it behind. I was that way as a kid. But knowing they had to and leave so fast trying to get to there family’s. That would been so scary
Caw caw ca w caw 🔥🗣️🦅🦅 1:41
It sounded like a man😂
Caw
There is this sorta abandoned school where I live that I WENT to. So in 2021 one of the campers used as an outdoor classroom caught on fire, so it spreaded to the school and it caught on fire.
I was I was 12 years old at the time when that thing happened in March 11, 2011 I was in middle school
So sad to think of the total disruption of so many lives…hard to imagine.
You two are braver than me. I wouldn't want to go anywhere like that. Well, I would like to, just not brave enough to.
Thanks for always stopping by ladnar 🫡
@@StringerMedia You are very welcome!
@@ladnarfilms5201 No one was ever in any danger from radiation , they were in danger of the fear of radiation.
Yall didnt get even a touch of radiation poisoning?
The few times we see the screen, it's about the same levels I get on my Radicode walking around my central US neighborhood. Mine would be higher if I happened to walk by a bluestone gravel driveway.
Kaizer I'm amazed and proud of how far you have come in such a short time. Looking forward to what you will do in the future.
For those who are wondering what that is almost at the end it's Initial D of a Toyoda Trueno car drifting behind the moon at a curved corner drift.
I wonder how old the Children are since 2011-2024 Probably one day they will expore their old school and decide to bring home their childhood stuff from 2011 and rotten Lunchbox to home.
I use to go there .. but my mom and father moved to canada..
Oh that’s sad to hear…
But are you going to expore it and bring your stuff and pictures and rotton lunch box’s that could possibly contain with the nuger power plant.
Also again I going to rewatch it today! :) 🔥💯
@@Robert_124-q2i idk... maybe it really hurts to see this tho....
These kids are probaby out of highschool by now. Just incredible how its all been left untouched.
its sad to think about how much they could’ve achieved in life, and how they *probably* didn’t get to say goodbye to their parents or friends. their excitement to go home and then they’re confused when told they’ve got to get to high ground or smth. I feel like they would’ve been excited to bring home that, what I think, was wonderful art to their parents. why did it happen? just why?
Crazy!!!!!!!
Great video.
😎👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks mate 👍
Nice the long form of the school video thank you
More to come thanks for stopping by!
This is amazing, that computer lab, those all in one Fujitsu computers are very rare to be seen anywhere else than in Japan, they where never released outside Japan, as a tech-nerd I notice stuff like this. I would really like to have a PC like that.. Japan has some really cool tech we never see in this side of the country (Europe & USA).
even abandoned places in Japan are way cleaner and way better kept than many places in the "western world"...
how the hell did the photo of all the backpacks sitting around get there?
For real thats like something out The Twilight Zone.
So sad. You are way braver than me. I wonder if they will ever do anything with that area again?
With the mention of going around school "with socks" since all their sneakers were left in the cubbies, for school (and plenty of other buildings and homes) Everyone would have indoor shoes. Everyone must've left in such a hurry that they left behind their outdoor shoes and evacuated while still wearing their indoor shoes. You can see a pair of indoor shoes on the counter at 31:31
I always wonder what would’ve happened if it occurred the following day-a Saturday. Would there have been less casualties? More? Thank you for the explore. ❤
Cool thing is some of these kids might be the police guarding it outside since it been almost 14 years now. So, if they brought a game or some other cool thing to school that day, they can't even get it and have to work next to their old stuff.
Blue cases are recorder cases. They were learning how to play the recorder.
To me they look more like melodicas
New subscriber. Very neat to to explore these abandoned areas of where the tsunami/earthquake was. Is it safe for you to breathe in there? I know you had a radiation meter but what number is too high for you to be around and for how long?
Correct: The black bottle that he said was hand sanitizer is ink for writing, and the "blue things" are harmonicas, basically blow to play piano, but the video was great anyway!
29:39 i think they were learning how to change the font type and how to print documents
Back then I had a whole other life - a life which I liked more but also was about to be shattered into the pieces that remained from it today
2011 was a year that definitely changed a lot of things
For me being in Germany I definitely believe there was a butterfly effect
Yes in 2012. The year my mother passed. A huge Butterfly effect.
Very interesting
is this how this abandoned building was referenced by love live school idol project?
So this place is in the no entry zone near the power plant?
Hey! My uncle used to be here and he escaped after the tsunami
These kids would be adults now with kids of their own🎉🎉
No not really
A large area around the Fukushima nuclear power plant will be uninhabitable for at least 100 years.
Nowadays, atmospheric radiation levels in most areas of Fukushima Prefecture are similar to those of other major cities around the world, making it safe for visitors and residents.
The March 11, 2011, earthquake and tsunami destroyed the Fukushima Daiichi plant's cooling systems, causing three reactors to melt and contaminating their cooling water, which has since leaked continuously. The water is collected, filtered and stored in some 1,000 tanks, which will reach their capacity in early 2024.
No telling where all those students were sent to finish up the school year
Or if they even got to
Imagine being a random kid at Fukushima elementary and randomly the teacher just tells everyone to evacuate and you don’t know what’s happening… all of the stuff they left.
i love my blue cactus labeled "green"
Just a question but why did you not blur the faces?
This happened well over a decade ago. So while it’s a respectful thing to do I’m sure most of them have changed greatly over time.
The kids are grown up now.
Blurring faces is customary in Japanese videos, but in the west it's very uncommon. I think if the uploader knew this they would've blurred their faces.
The framed photos at 24:00 are past principals
What is the name of the school in fukushima???
Ukedo Elementary this is the schools name
Awesome ! Thank you for sharing
After 13 years still looks ok
14:56 if you look at the wall on the right, you can see paper mario with the number 4 with it 😮
How is security immune to radio activity?
honestly, I would've been the one to grab as much as possible, my stuff or not. like "oh, you forgot your bag? I got it right here"
Wonder what all they had to leave behind...
13:04 Those are most likely melodica cases that they had for music classes.
My Uncle was in the disaster and and he got all his stuff so quickly that he Stuff wasn’t in this video and now it’s crazy and he moved to England with his family so yeah
Except his shoes, he didn’t get that on time. He only got his bag.
Okay just discovered you fir the first time i love exploring videos i can say this was interesting but the whole time i was wondering if you could touch things when i saw him touch the art after walking by all the books and chairs my ocd was screaming just pick it up
The kids wear indoor shoes in school in Japan not socks.
Love your vids 👊✌️
Thanks brotha 🔥
24:08 as a Japanese the grey ones are dead the other ones with colors the means there alive I wonder where they are
Is it safe for you to be in there? I mean i give you props for exploring but if they up and left like that I definitely wouldn't be touching anything or breathing that air. Please consider that. Be safe
It's now safe believe me
I wouldn’t be touching anything without protection, I don’t f with radiation.
@@naomivought9317it was the same levels as our hotel
That's not how radioactivity works.. it's not an aerosol in the air.
@@WYO_Dirtbagnot but they shouldn’t be touching items that could possibly be radioactive.
1:40 HAA! HAA! HAA! (Most human ahh bird I’ve ever heard)
Its makes me sad that they kift all they stuff behind!!! 😢😢😢😢
“bye mom!”
“bye mom.” I don’t know why but I can picture a kid with his mother in a kitchen and he has just had his lunch box packed, just to never be seen again.
Not much dust.
That's how it is sometimes
Ain't no way he said writing in anime 💀
im a new watcher, but i loved watching this video
You rarely see vandalism or graffiti in Japan.
I do not think its radio active. They need to get it back im use. Clean it up, get the stuff back to their families. What if some of these kids passed, the parents would love the memories.
@ 37:18 That car looks like it is from Initial D anime the Main character's car you should give it a try it has dub for almost all seasons I am by no means a car fan but it intrigues me the newer anime that main character of Initial D's student is main character that anime is being dubbed fast so just few episodes behind and 2 seasons called MF Ghost
the first car was from Initial D
Interior looks like a mirror image of the wreck of Titanic in 1912
Yeah it’s similar
dude this whole thing is epic... you should win awards or somshit
Also the Infamous Japanese Mascot Red checks with Brown Face at 15:55.
It's a Japanese "superhero" named Anpanman
YES FINaLLY I REMEMBER THE NAME THANK U!!!! :)
Not sure I’d be touching all the stuff in the school without gloves. Could still be radioactive material on the items.
I’m sure they have a Geiger counter ❤
@ they didn’t point it at everything before touching it though. They showed checking it like one or maybe two times and when it was making a noise they just turned it off. Like WTF it’s making a noise to tell you to get away from stuff.
Probes the first real reference for the time I was born in.
Ever been to the irish traveller commune in north Augusta SC?
I thought this said "exploding" instead of exploring
Wait so gaurds patroll the building but its bad RADIATION??
1:43 soccer field more like plant field😂
I hope the children are still alive 😢 7:20
Some did die but some also survived
What was that sond in the library 😅😅
W video! Viva Gang Scrap!!
"i recognise the car" YES YOU DO, ITS FROM A FAMOUS JAPANESE ANIME CALLED INITAL D! IN THE ANIME THE MC DRIFTS IN THE CAR USING THE GUTTER, WHICH IS WHY YOU RECOGNISE THE PHOTO TOO
The room at 25:28 could be a security guard's living quarter.