Many expensive items found in an abandoned hardware store in Fukushima | ABANDONED
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In this brand new series I go back to Fukushima (Japan) with Frederik to visit the nuclear exclusion zone and show you how this zone looks today and we explore the last abandoned buildings before everything is demolished.
In this episode I check a potential looking store in the late evening and we return later to film.
It turns out be some kind of construction store with many expensive items.
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You love that place, do you?
@@SolidCoreBlack You mean Fukushima?
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath yes.
Well, traveled half the world to get there, so it would make no sense to stay a day and go back. But I noticed people are satiated with this serie, so gonna take a break with Fukushima and show other stuff.
Sounds like a shill site for nuke energy scum.
I remember seeing a documentary a few months after this happened that there were people going around feeding abandoned pets. Radioactivity and all. People had to leave so quickly that pets got left sadly. Awesome shop. Take care guys.
So many items that could still be put to use, maybe donated to school’s work shop or ppl who are working at facilities. Wow
Thanks, in a way I'm glad stuff gets stolen at least hopefully someone is using the stuff rather than it getting destroyed
50yrs ago; What use to be Woolworth General Stores etc in the States. This reminds me of what you are exploring. General Stores carried a little bit of everything. The way Japan culture is set up is like general stores... Mom&Pop... Also can remember KMart use to carry paneling & other wood, it was fazed out late 1970's. Now KMart is no longer. I remember some 5&10 stores that carried more stuff over the yrs before going under.
Now they’re going to Walmart our banks
Sears had a lot of things
@@Zenith_V SEARS, that was a long time ago in there hay day they use to have everything. its where we bought our 250ft of chain link fencing in 1983 LOL!
As always guys great video think its strange that all those items have been left there for that time baring the thieves.... again keep safe and great video.
これは不法侵入じゃないの
no
they have permits.
I am suprised a smart thief has not hauled off the smaller tools and sold them on some place like ebey.
Just awesomely wicked neat, you getting to risk it all and be adventurous and exploring the same time. Just a thrilling experience I could imagine in person. I look forward everytime you post. And I just love your soothing accent Mr handsome ❤❤
Apocalyptic scenes are very interesting, thanks for sharing this one.
Hi Bob. Thank you for for your time and effort and sharing this video. Much appreciated. 🙂👍💖
Another great video Bob 👍
12:20 look at that radioactive dust.
Looking forward to whatever else you've got in store for us next week!
Could it be the food inside the cans started rotting and the pression of the build-up gasses caused the to pop open?
Those types of stores are very common in the states. They're usually called superstores and they're a hell of a lot bigger than the one you're exploring.
And so?
they visited a huge superstore in the exclusion zone back in one of their 2019 videos
@@xenonium07 Yes, thaty was a massive one! Well remembered!
You compensating?
Sounds like you have a small one
Holy shit. Look at the amount of force the thieves exerted on that safe! If there weren’t crowbars nearby, I’d have guessed they’d used jaws of life!
This Fukushima incident looks way over blown. All these products etc should probably be fine as we can see from the meter, no extra radiation in store. What a waste.
Now they don't have any radiation after 12 years....
Basically a Japanese 'Canadian Tire '. 'Canadian Tire ' tires and so much more. S o glad I found these videos.
I’m from the uk, I don’t know of any shop here where you could buy everything that this shop has, I bet they would have been very busy as they sell most things in one place.
My first move during a zombie apocalypse would be a Lowes or home Depot run. They never use power tools on the walking dead, just hammers and hand saws. I'd be like a kid in a candy shop
Good one haha😂👌
I’ll be right there with ya, grocery stores will become packed with panicking buyers who will inevitably become infected, godda get onto that 0 turn with mounted chainsaws and skill saws.
Power tools are too noisy. It would make the situation worse. You’d be the first one to go.
I wouldn't say I am glad to see that even in Japan are looters but it shows that thieves are everywhere and Japan is no exception. Very interesting shop.
Ah well, if this occurred anywhere else in the world the stores would’ve been looted in a few days. We’re talking about 12 years here😁 It’s pretty crazy
Every step is interesting ...specialy walking on daiper 😂...no need to skip in every episode waiting for next ...episode 👍
Awesome location and video again Bob! Would be something if you would infiltrate with those coveralls 🤣
I'd have worn a respirator inside and out, for radiation and molds from all that spoiled food
Respirator does nothing for radiation. Mold yes.
@@DVincentW That radiation isn't coming from the powerplant miles away- it's coming from particles spread all over the area. Alpha emitter particles are harmless...unless they get inside your body, such as through inhalation. Then they cause serious damage.
Bob, I love all your video edits and the great ambient sounds added throughout your videos. The Fukushima series was great 👍
Guess they needed a long time too break open that vault wit those tools, great explore again thnx.
Yup. I wonder if the vault still had the money in it!😳
So surprising that these stores are just left as they are so much stuff left behind 😮
The cost of going in and decontamination, not surprising at all. Lol
@@ZachCarr1991 hehe true 🤪
Очень плохо что не показали сколько там радиации .
Только мельком .
Да и дозиметр очень простой.
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awesome video bob
Thanks for joining the premiere!
To be honest I don't know much about radiation, but that stuff should've been packed up and taken out of that store to be sold and not just left to go to waste. I understand leaving food items behind in fear of radiation poisoning, but hardware items and regular household items are a completely different story. They should've came back there to pack up all of the stores in that town the very moment they knew they were not going to ever return again. I hate seeing this waste, it's truly disgusting to look at, but at the same time it's fascinating to see what happens to things left abandoned for years.
That’s the thing about radiation they can’t because even a small particle can do damage if you are prolonged to it
Your narration voice is great love it MR.BOB
it wasn't the rats that opened the lids of the cans, it was the food inside that spoiled and exploded from the pressure...
i love the adventures its be very cool
Be careful stirring up dust. 1 small spec of radioactive dust in your lungs can cause cancer.
My grand dad worked in a furnace room of a now closed Hospital and all of the pipes were coated in Asbestos. He ended up getting cancer which spread throughout most of his major organs. He did not make it to retirement age. 😢
Sorry for your loss. But asbestos is not radioactive, it's a completely different mechanism than with radioactive particles.
Thanks E Rock... Sorry for your loss! I walked inside a lot of asbestos infected places, but I can't turn back time unfortunately.
Great explore, again, Bob! Thanks for sharing your experience!
Japan definitely has some amazing explores!
Thanks Mark! Yes I’ve been there a bunch of times. Unique locations throughout the whole country!
All kinds of stuff in that store that could help people that is perfectly fine however will ultimately be thrown away.
My heart is being to understand how much a nice quality instrument will scrap to metal.😢
So how long and why the store is like that it's crazy btw great video bro
Thanks mate! Here you find all info: Returning to Fukushima, a journey through the nuclear exclusion zone
czcams.com/video/DdhongzGxV0/video.html
I wonder if they try to rescue intact tools and stuff before demolition of the stores ....
It should not be that hard to check l
If stuff is radioactive.
All those nice draw saws...for example... but I guess they are rusted doe...
Great video Bob now check out the liquor store and gun shop🤣.
K mann, check my channel. In the episode of week we explored a supermarket with a lot of booze. Next week an expensive tailor store🤗
Yeah I wouldn't touch those.
Another great video, Bob. Thanks! 4:40 Maybe the thieves opened the cans so the boars could eat. 5:04 When I lived in Japan that was called a DIY (do it yourself) store - basically, stores for tradesmen or construction workers. Like what we call a hardware store in the US. The most popular one where I lived was called Sunday. 16:36 Because the wife says, if you're there buying sandpaper, make sure to bring home some diapers!
They have everything available, for the consumer just like a "Costco" Store. (I think I spelled it right)
Always enjoy your new videos :)
Good to hear mate!
So the Kantenmaaier, formally in English is called a 'string trimmer' but most people use the term 'weed whacker'
Thanks for the fascinating video!
Us Aussies call it a whipper snipper😂
@@ladycdesigns3472 yall get the best slang
Hopelijk vind je een oude speelgoedwinkel met zeldzame lego sets :D
Ik kom genoeg tegen normaal😁
Great Video, as allways 👍
Very odd store.
more awesome Urb-Ex from Bob and Co - masters of the genre.
Thank you for sharing this🏚 Be safe in your travels❤
12:14 can see all the dust u are breathing in there ....look at the torchlight
Another awesome video Bob! Thank you for all your hard work!!
Looks like you need some camouflage. All I can say "Be Careful " and lots of luck. I enjoy watching you.
With camouflage we show we have bad intentions. Sometimes you have to play the “dumb tourist”.
I could imagine that the contents of the cans rotted, formed gases and blew up the lids 😱
Things don't rot in cans, that's the whole point of a can.
@@millsy1861 After years and years they do, or do you think that rats have opened the cans?
@@jochemb.1748No, someone has opened them obviously. Someone probably living in the store for a while
The lids on the cat food probably popped when the food went bad .
Good one!☺️ thanks for the info
Já deixado meu like 👍🏻😃👏 ótimo..
if this were in other place it would be empty by now
Will all of those items be thrown out and not recovered, that’s a lot of money in products.
This types of non-performing assets can be put back to performing assets, since the materials and inventory reports is as accurate back a decade, it can also be put into reconciliation of assets, inventories as well as taxes credit, designed for the businesses to perform from non-performing. Expensive items can be reconciled as under warranty support for added protection for businesses, apart from TAX CREDIT and ASSETS inventories. DON'T DELETE, this is IMPORTANT. Thank you.
This video just randomly appears on my viewing platform. Did this originally happen from an earthquake ?
Earthquake yes.. and then a nuclear fallout. I explain this in another episode😌
I'm glad to see this series still going!!
Jesus that safe lol 🤣
I've never seen orange Ryobi tools in the US, always green
They were blue in the early 200s before they switched to green in the US.
WHY CANT THE TOOLS BIT BE REUSED
If people ain't worried about the radioactive items when they go here, I don't know why they
Wouldn't take them away instead of leaving it all to be disposed off.
Parádní video.Tato série o Fukušimě je super👍🙂
Thanks! Glad you like it Jan🙂
bROS got guts
Raccoons probably figured out how to pull the tabs open on all the cans.
This looks like an abandoned Daiso store
It's sad to see how much of all these goods metals wood trees and everything produced to make these items hurting the earth 🌎 all to go to waste please tell me some this could be Refurbished for use ??
Wow.
چطور سارقان وسایل را به سرقت نبرده اند؟
Could you please 🙏 tell me what the best geiger counter is to detect radiation levels on a suspected HOT Japanese import car? Thanks I need your help
Normally they are inspected before being exported! Otherwise try the geigercounter in the link, it’s not too expensive.
a bush cutter would be a strimmer!
Ah well learned something new today
If we take those things, are we guilty or arrested?
Alle producten aan haakjes hangen allemaal voor aan. Komt dat door de aardbeving? 😮
Could alot of the mess be from the earthquake itself first? Then looters/ animals etc? 🤔
Yes Jessica, some parts of the exclusion zone endured the earthquake more than others, so the condition of the stores vary a lot. Here the mess is probably also because of the earthquake. Thanks for checking again🙂
All that shits have radiation???
Hardware/Variety Store or General Store in the US.
This would be called a "hardware store" rather than a "construction store".
Thanks!🙏 I’ll change it
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath OK, wow. I really just meant it for future reference. But OK.
I’d go to a pharmacy
Will anyone ever be able to come back and live in these place n our lifetimes?
Scientist have found they should have been reoccupied immediately.
Merci.
Thanks for checking
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It's the Japanese version of Walmart
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When was these abandoned?
March 11th 2011 when the disaster occured.
Word dit binnenkort gesloopt?
Yes!
It’s pretty much a action store
those cans may be opened by black bears
超えたらいけない一線を考えろよ、無理だろうがな
日本人からは叩かれまくってんのに外国人コメントにいいねしまくってんのほんましょーもない。
Good 👍
Thanks a lot🤗
why no one takes it,?
It could be radioactive
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath wow😶
Didnt those cans had pull tabs ? Animals would figure how to open it then.
You still need quite some strength to do that I would say😳
Hardware Stores / D.I.Y. Shop
and yet we still use nuclear power and nuclear weapons.......so stupid human beings
gee...just think , once us humans are gone the animals will survive awhile and the stuff we leave behind will eventually rot away ....
madre mia que desperdicio de material podian subastarlo el Gobierno Japones para recuperar o donar el beneficio
Están contaminadas con radiación todos los objetos. Por eso siguen allí.
@@r.fumador1146 pero el contador geiger marcaba radiacion estandar no???
@@mikelolaizola8770 no me he fijado lo que si se es que no es sano tener cerca objetos de alli
@@r.fumador1146 Si si lo entiendo la verdad cuanto mas lejos mejor nunca tendran una radiacion normalizada y estas irradiados ...
I want to steal every tool
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