How about Nagasaki Duandao? Are there any interesting places?

Warship Island, also known as Duandao, is located on the ocean surface about 19 km southwest of Nagasaki Port. Since 1890 was owned by Mitsubishi, it has been reclaimed from the sea as a submarine coal mining base. The island is surrounded by 10-meter-high shore walls, reinforced concrete high-rise apartments and various facilities. Because it looks like a warship "Tosa" and reminds people of a fortress at sea, it is called warship island. Due to the exhaustion of coal resources, the island was closed in June1974+1October 65438. At its peak, the island inhabited by more than 5,000 people became uninhabited, with buildings in ruins and in a desolate state. Duandao, which was forgotten for a long time after the coal mine was closed, was recorded as "Kyushu Yamaguchi Modern Industrial Heritage Group" on June 5, 2009, and began a new history. On April 22, 2009, the ban on tourists visiting the island was lifted, and various travel companies began to operate island tours of Warship Island. In 20 12, warship island was registered as a world cultural heritage as a constituent asset of Meiji Japanese industrial heritage. In the movie "007: Breaking the Sky", Silva's lair is here, which is a sacred place for many urbex explorers. Due to the terrain, the terminal island of Dolphin Trestle cannot be built, and it is very difficult to land on the island when there is a storm at sea. Therefore, the answer that people come up with is dolphin trestle (movable trestle). However, the huge waves caused by the typhoon completely exceeded the designer's imagination. After the trestle was washed away by typhoon twice before and after, the artificial island was finally built and named dolphin trestle. The trestle was used until the coal mine was closed, and its remains still remain today. The first place to visit can see the coal yard, workers' houses, the ruins of the second shaft and so on. The second shaft was excavated at 1930 and started operation at 1936. After that, coal was not mined as the main mine until the coal mine was closed. Today, although it has basically collapsed, you can still see the staircase site that once led to the wellhead of the mine. On the second visit, you can see a brick building on the second visit. There is a comprehensive office inside. In the comprehensive office, in addition to the company office, there used to be a conference room and a public bathing place for miners. On the third visit, you can see the swimming pool, building 30 and building 3 1. The swimming pool was built in 1958. Building No.30 is the oldest reinforced concrete apartment in Japan (built in 19 16 (Taisho 5 years)) and used as a residence for miners. You can visit the miners' residential apartments and other facilities from other angles that you can't see when you travel to the island. In addition, you can also visit the warship island and visit coal mine related facilities.

You can also see more information about Duandao and its play, as well as the surrounding attractions on Flying Pig.