What happens here?

What happens here?

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Ancestors of Native Americans and Spics live there. Thats what happens

Run down infrastructure, cold, exploiting natural resources and piss drunk retards

I wonder If there are white Russians in Asian Russia

Ainu clay

Funny you say that, probably more whites by percentage in Asian part than euro part

This is Karafuto island.
Only bears and some Russians
live there.

Russia and Japan are arguing over some of the islands :)

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That's this one

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The biggest salaries in Russia

Military bases.

Euro ivans and descendants of exiled koreans iirc.

>Only bears and some Russians live there.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakhalin_Koreans

It a pretty nice place. Great nature, there also some remnants of japanese rule.
Only downside that it really isolate from mainland Russia and it shows especially in prices.

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Is it rich in resources?

>exiled

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are those sitting frogs?

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in vladivostok

Yep, from the japanese ocupation or some shit like that.

Enlighten me on tourism in the Russian far east outside Vladivostok. I once heard Kamchatka is based

Kamchatka is amazing but it really not a mainstream place. Too remote.
But if you have enough money and time totally go for it.
But I would recommend visit Lake Baikal, it not Far East but it still close to Korea, also you can ride there on Trans Siberian railroad from Vladivostok for true russian experience.

Kek they're not exiles. They were brought in as cheap labor because Korea was really poor at that time

I see. I doubt it but is there safari program in russia that offers wild siberian tiger sighting?

salmon and crab

Golden Kamui happens here