The Japanese Western Pacific, the Imperial Frontier

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To the east of the Japanese Archipelago is the Ogasawara Islands, located in the Western Pacific Ocean. A remnant of the former Japanese Empire's vast island territories in the Pacific. It remains under Japanese control and a bastion for the JMSDF (Japan Maritime Self Defense Forces) as well as the JGSDF (Japanese Ground Self Defense Force).

A truly beautiful Island Paradise !

 

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The Ogasawara Islands , Overseas Territories of Japan

 

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Mukojima Group

 

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Japan is blessed.

 

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Chichijima Islands

 

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Hahajima Islands

Japanese truly are 'Pacific Islanders'

The tropical beauty of Hahajima !!

WOW!

Traditional home of the inhabitants of Hahajima

The Good Life....

 

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It seem japan never stop to impressed me, i ussualy watch japan daily lives from youtube, especially the one that kurt bell (softy papa) been posting, its shocked me thats a lot of abandon places ( house, shrine, farm, school etc) in japan is in good condition. Someday i wanted to visit rural japan, thnx for the pic, keep on posting mate.

 

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It seem japan never stop to impressed me, i ussualy watch japan daily lives from youtube, especially the one that kurt bell (softy papa) been posting, its shocked me thats a lot of abandon places ( house, shrine, farm, school etc) in japan is in good condition. Someday i wanted to visit rural japan, thnx for the pic, keep on posting mate.

Just a shame we lost our Pacific Islands to America in the war. Many of the islands, like Palau and Northern Marianas were heavily populated by Japanese in the early 20th century.

Northern Marianas , especially, were ours for such a long time; Guam, Saipan, Tinian, Rota, and the other smaller islands --- all of these were Japanese.

Anyways, there is still a considerable number of Japanese people that still live in Northern Marianas.

 

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Just a shame we lost our Pacific Islands to America in the war. Many of the islands, like Palau and Northern Marianas were heavily populated by Japanese in the early 20th century.

Northern Marianas , especially, were ours for such a long time; Guam, Saipan, Tinian, Rota, and the other smaller islands --- all of these were Japanese.

Anyways, there is still a considerable number of Japanese people that still live in Northern Marianas.

Do they still speak japanese there in mariana?? Well i dont mind your posting gorgeousgorgeous japanese girl in this thread hahahaah

 

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Do they still speak japanese there in mariana?? Well i dont mind your posting gorgeousgorgeous japanese girl in this thread hahahaah

Hahaha ! Japanese smile, bro.

Seriously tho, yes, the Japanese community in the Northern Marianas still speak Japanese, tho they are also fluent in the native Chammoro dialect (it is an Austronesian dialect, sounds very similar to eastern Visayan dialect in Philippines called Waray-Waray-an, and Sigbuhanon), also they speak English.

 

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Cowabunga !!

 

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Cowabunga !!

ha ha ha , happy there, cowboy?

 

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ha ha ha , happy there, cowboy?

I just noticed very nice eye candy

 

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I just noticed very nice eye candy

Buddy, you need to visit the Pacific islands then !

Anyways, some of the islands in Japanese Pacific are like perfect for scuba diving or snorkeling.

The Ogasawara Islands, for example, is renowned for scuba diving ...

Wanna swim with dolphins?

So beautiful...

 

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Buddy, you need to visit the Pacific islands then !

Anyways, some of the islands in Japanese Pacific are like perfect for scuba diving or snorkeling.

The Ogasawara Islands, for example, is renowned for scuba diving ...

Wanna swim with dolphins?

So beautiful...

I would love to visit some of those islands. One day...