I mean, geography-wise
>home of Amur tigers and leopards
>beautiful coastline
>shares border with Best Korea
>almost all of it is mountains and forests
>you can go to Japan with a ferry any time
Is this the best region of Russia?
Easton Reyes
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Luis Watson
>with a ferry any time
If you are murrican and so need no visa.
Michael Lee
I like tigers
Levi Evans
Easton Jenkins
Neat!
Asher Jenkins
Joseph Collins
Robert Roberts
It's not that associated with Russian history (since it's Manchu/Chinese land previously)
Other than that yes it's a decent place and possibly one of the best place in the Asian part of Russia
Noah Hughes
Lucas Davis
Actually those land were belong to korean ancient empire bal-hae
Ryan Reyes
>you can go to Japan with a ferry any time
>implying Japan allows roosters to come in
Gavin White
Brayden Jackson
Kevin Walker
Brody Fisher
When we are unified in the future chicks and russia have give those territory back to us.
Kevin Martinez
She is dreaming about gook BVLL
James Ramirez
but you need visa, because no one wants roosters in his country
Austin Miller
Jonathan Sullivan
>russia have give those territory back to us
Dream on.
Logan Jones
She looks like foreigner who came to korea for vacation
Those are really familiar view like usual korean coastline.
Luke Bennett
I think they already allow visa-free travel for residents of Sakhalin Oblast. Maybe they will extend it
Chase Kelly
What kind of people lives there? Same russians what we have here?
Everything east from moscow is 100% mystery for me
Jaxson Ramirez
You're autistic and genocided all your tigers
James Wood
Juan Jackson
>of Sakhalin Oblast.
>Population 497,973
that's almost nothing
Justin Garcia
Jayden Jenkins
" Wrong " you idiot
" Japanese " kill all of korean tigers.
They told us helping to remove harmful animals
For justifying their hunting.
Korean wolf and tiger were disappeared during japanese conquered korea.
Go learn some history jerk
Austin James
They might build a bridge between Sakhalin and Hokkaido too
Ok calm down you raging autist
Ethan Sanders
>Everything east from moscow is 100% mystery for me
It's a secret. Try to invade, and you know it.
Jonathan Morgan
>They might build a bridge between Sakhalin and Hokkaido too
Japanese do it to pretend that Sakhalin is theirs, not to make Russians happy.
Alexander Price
I guess they aren't that different from other Russians. They're probably more the outdoore type of people
Robert Parker
Your self bumping up is more autistic
Justin Hall
>so need no visa
>Russia
In Soviet Russia, the country enters you.
Cameron Allen
Japan has no claim on Sakhalin, just some southern Kuril islands
Blake Edwards
Sure. here's what it looks like (Sakhalin, not too far away from there)
Joshua Phillips
Grayson Thomas
>Japan has no claim on Sakhalin
Officially. Unofficial claim is there.
Aiden Clark
Chinese actually weren't really colonizing it cuz they were busy, and Manchurians almost don't exist now, so eh.
Zachary Green
I assume they are not korean or nips. Are they white russians or like Siperian mongoltier people?
Igor, tell me pls
Matthew Brown
>Japan has no claim on Sakhalin
They just don't say it aloud yet.
Juan Sullivan
>uh stop posting images on an imageboard
Owen Kelly
They're ethnic Russians.
Jordan Reed
Comfy
Charles Wood
Jaxson Morgan
Elijah Moore
Jackson Lewis
Jace Miller
Henry Watson
No, Sochi is.
John Clark
Alexander Gray
Also lots of atheists live there
Jaxon Flores
Aren't you glad Best Korea isn't that big now?
Jaxon Stewart
Based.
Jack Nelson
It doesn't look like it has any positive impact on this region. I mean, crime rates are the same out there. Also, there are a lot of various suspicious sects, more than in other parts of Russia.
Logan Reyes
Even at Easter, the most important for Orthodox Christians, only about 1 million people visit temples. This is less than one percent. Most Muslims also never go to mosques and perform rituals.
Russian civilization overcame the idyllic atheism of religions for 1000 years and idealistic atheism in 70 years.
Ian Green
Crime is super high over there
Noah Cook
>the fedora oblast'
Lincoln Edwards
This map is proof that boredom kills.
Jaxon Gutierrez
Cooper Thomas
>OP
Jonathan Sanchez
Nope. 90% of murders are household caused by alcohol.
Jayden Walker
Those brown ones look like some imitation of the New York style
Brody Perez
Made by " Best " korean construction workers
Leo Wilson
Sorry for posting Jow Forums related stuff, next time I'll post deformed kids and call them subhuman like the others here
Isaiah Jenkins
>these crime rates in Caucasus
chechens are pretty good in hiding crimes from statistis, aren't they.
Anyway, i think Far East and Siberia have a high crime rate, because they're generally more poor than European Russia. Also lots of people there live in distant towns and settlements, where it's nothing to do, only fuck, drink and kill each other.
Life is pretty specific in such towns, and it's very interesting so i want to tell about it a bit more. Unemployement is high, and there's no real welfare in Russia, so people are often dependent on their older relatives' pensions and money that the state gives to women who have babies. They're often living with their parents and grandparents just like it was 100 years ago, because it's much easier to survive like that. Because ouf that young people in such settlements are pretty infantile and unprepared for life. Basically, if you're woman, you just give a birth, get money and live happily with your husband and lots of your relatives who are giving you money and helping with babysitting. If you're a man, you go to army (and probably stay there and this is the only way you can get out of this shithole), then go back, make someone pregnant, see above.
As you can see on this map, most of regions of Siberia have a positive population gain.
What a beautiful life.
Luis Rivera
>Omsk
>low homocide rate
wtf?
Adam Foster
This is natural growth, right? Because many people are leaving places like Magadan and many settlements are already deserted
Henry Hall
Yes, natural growth.
Many regions of Siberia and Far East have natural growth, but overall they're losing their population because people are migrating from there.
Zachary Hall
What about cities like Tomsk or Novosibirsk? I guess that they're better when it comes to job market? IIRC Tomsk has a pretty vibrant tech scene.
Anthony Cooper
>you can go to Japan with a ferry
Putin decided to implement another unfinished project of Stalin and the work on the construction of a bridge to Sakhalin has already started.
So, in 10 years, if the Japanese agree to build a bridge to Hakaydo, in 7-8 years it will be possible to travel to Japan by train.
Juan Anderson
ok ivan sorry
Jeremiah Price
>chechens are pretty good in hiding crimes from statistis
In fact, this is not so. there are local laws that are friendly to the person. it is very difficult for drug dealers to legally poison people with alcohol.
Ryan Price
Not sure about Tomsk, though i've heard there are lots of students out there.
Novosibirsk is pretty cool.
Vladivostok and Khabarovsk are nice too, they're just small.