Japanese pages of Vladivostok

In the history of Vladivostok, representatives of the Japanese diaspora left a noticeable trace. Walking through the streets where Japanese citizens once lived, we learn how the relationship between the two great peoples developed. Few people know the poet of the near abroad Arseny Nesmelov, but he is connected with today. Here's how you know when you hear the song. Let’s go to the preserved Japanese quarter of Monai and think about the gold of Kolchak. On one of the central streets, we will look at the houses of the Japanese and talk about Russian-Japanese relations at the everyday level. And a little further, in the square of the Eastern Institute, we will see the monument to the famous Japanese poet Akiko Yosano. 240 literary stones were installed in Japan, only 5 abroad, and one of them in Vladivostok.

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