Aniva Lighthouse

Sakhalin Island belongs to Russia.  It is double the size of Taiwan. The Japanese call it [cb]"Karafuto", [/cb]because it was under Japanese rule for about 40 years. So nowadays there are Japanese ruins on Sakhalin. A lighthouse was built on the island during the Japanese rule. Today, the lighthouse has long been abandoned, and many seagulls fly above it. The lighthouse has nine floors and there was a diesel compartment on the basement floor. On the first floor there was the kitchen, and on the second floor there was the radio room, control room and washroom. On the third, the fourth and the fifth floor there were living rooms that can accommodate 12 people, and the generator on the top floor wasn't removed. Since 1990, there have been no workers on duty at the lighthouse.  Despite the severely damage, many unorganized visitors still come to visit the Aniwa Lighthouse. Seagulls have built their nests on this lighthouse, and the Aniwa Lighthouse has been completely abandoned. [cb]It's a desolate place, but absolutely incredible beauty.[/cb][cb] [/cb]No matter where I go, I like to explore historical sites. These ancient buildings seem to be telling us a story.

萨哈林岛归属俄罗斯。它大约是两个台湾的面积。 日本称之为“からふと”，因为日本人的统治下有40年左右。 因此，如今在萨哈林岛上有日本的遗迹。 日本人统治时期，在岛上修建了灯塔。 现如今灯塔早已废弃，许多海鸥在灯塔上空飞翔。 灯塔有九层，地下室有一柴油隔间。 第一层是厨房，第二层是广播室，控制室和洗手间。 第三层第四层第五层設有可容纳12人的起居室，顶层的发电机沒有被拆除。 自从1990年起，灯塔就无人值守。 尽管阿尼瓦灯塔损坏严重，仍然有许多无组织的游客来参观。 海鸥在这座灯塔上筑巢，阿尼瓦灯塔完全被抛弃了。 虽然是荒凉的地方，但令人难以置信的美丽。 无论去哪里，我都喜欢探索历史的遗迹。 这些古建筑就像在诉说一段故事。