WE WERE WARNED NOT TO GO HERE WE NEARLY FACED JAIL- Everything Left Behind RARE ABANDONED JDM Cars

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[@carolpark816]

Chirping birds and blossom trees are a good sign. Good on you Dave. Great video.

[@denisem3587]

Excellent video! I even caught my OG's Steve Ronan, Exploring with Josh and Exploring with Fighters!! You all RULE!! Thank you so much for these videos. ❤❤❤❤

[@kimberlybates6261]

I heard after all this happened that they let the elderly who were sick stay until they passed away. They had requested that. Family members were allowed to go in and check on them but once they passed away that was it. If that is true, that was kind of them to honor their wishes.

[@SarahBlume65]

I love watching you. You are a very caring and pleasant person to listen too. Thanks for all you do for us, you are greatly appreciated. Love you loads too. Keep up the good work.

[@gini2638]

This is so weird. Someone must be taking care of the grounds. The grass only looks a few months overgrown not years, and flowerpots are all moved out of the way. No one would have had time for that.

[@josephweikel224]

Grass can take longer to develop in certain situations than other things because most airborne stuff falls slowly and lands on the ground and there for kills it longer,than things that are higher up.

[@gini2638]

But the grass/weeds around the cars looked like it should. 🤷‍♀️

[@Grantyboy8822]

Also, lots of birdsong so wildlife obviously thrives.

[@yerda1926]

there is no exclusion zone anymore apart from 3 kilometres outside the actually nuclear plant itself. They lifted all the zones by 2021. Free to explore and people have started moving back in

[@paulahartley7129]

Wild animals can break down the tall grass as well we all can stop and think a bout that too what we can't smell doesn't mean things won't stop coming and doing the things that don't seem off love sound of birds 🎶 ❤❤❤thank you dave for risking it all for us more then words can say and like always love you dave ❤ 💙 😊 you need millions more likes then anything else I should say subscribeders ❤❤❤❤❤..........❤

[@carlashepherd9362]

Wow a lot of stuff left behind! That had too be a terrifying experience for them! Cool video bro, stay safe & out of jail! ❤️😘👍🤘

[@johnwolcot]

A brief explanation at the beginning as to why this place has been abandoned would have been good.

[@miriampraus2740]

but he said they are in Fukushima no? so...

[@anniesmomfirst]

So what is being in Fukushima supposed to mean? Doesn't mean anything to a whole lot of people.

[@miriampraus2740]

@@anniesmomfirst Following a major earthquake, a 15-metre tsunami disabled the power supply and cooling of three Fukushima Daiichi reactors, causing a nuclear accident beginning on 11 March 2011. All three cores largely melted in the first three days. The accident was rated level 7 on the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale, due to high radioactive releases over days 4 to 6, eventually a total of some 940 PBq (I-131 eq). All four Fukushima Daiichi reactors were written off due to damage in the accident - 2719 MWe net. After two weeks, the three reactors (units 1-3) were stable with water addition and by July they were being cooled with recycled water from the new treatment plant. Official 'cold shutdown condition' was announced in mid-December. Apart from cooling, the basic ongoing task was to prevent release of radioactive materials, particularly in contaminated water leaked from the three units. This task became newsworthy in August 2013. There have been no deaths or cases of radiation sickness from the nuclear accident, but over 100,000 people were evacuated from their homes as a preventative measure. Government nervousness has delayed the return of many. Official figures show that there have been 2313 disaster-related deaths among evacuees from Fukushima prefecture. Disaster-related deaths are in addition to the about 19,500 that were killed by the earthquake or tsunami

[@FrankTimms-cs5hl]

Radiation from a nuclear accident.

[@billstill1794]

You must be living under a rock!

[@tinaprentice2136]

Amazing video Dave thanks for taking me to places I could never go to 🤘🏼❤️

[@dianaboyd7415]

Oh my stars David! The start of this explore had my anxiety through he roof! Which was so so stupid, because your Fukushima trip was awhile ago and I know you all returned safe & sound. That was so eerie, the only sound was the birds and at night the crickets, etc. Going inside the homes was really insightful, very interesting. All those cars packed in like sardines, you guys were all excited about that red Porsche and all I could do was marvel at how beautiful those purple flowers were. Thank you David for taking us back to China with you and as always, be safe❤

[@ChristineHerrington-cv1kg]

They were Wisteria I think ?

[@amandarowell4932]

Great video. It is so sad these people went through that.

[@lizzysimner7715]

What an absolutely fantastic video Thank you guys would not have been possible to see this without your hard work and courage

[@debbiestoyles1141]

These homes are just beautiful. So so sad

[@derrickmain396]

13 years, the Government must have crews doing some maintenance on the surrounding horticulture, awesome video and a bit scary for the lost civilization value and the possibility of being arrested.

[@bj8rv]

The strange noise you were hearing on your way out, near the water, it was Frog's. As soon as i heard the Frog's I could tell that Fukushima is inhabitable now. Fros are extremely sensitive to their surroundings. Frogs are always the first to become extinct if their environment is contaminated. My guess is Japan wants to preserve that land for their version of the "Shadow Government."

[@georgiannamuhs8471]

Thank you for this video. The birds sound beautiful. And the wisteria flowers are beautiful. I have the same kind by my house. But the dark was creepy. Great job!!

[@Pellegrineanita]

Amazing video Dave, lovely to hear the birdies chirping away, so sad having to leave everything behind, thank you xx

[@r4976]

Fantastic Dave🎉👍👏 So glad you are back ( missed you last week 😮 ) and a bonus Japanese explore again 😊! Going back in to 👀 👀 👀 Rich 🇬🇧

[@Munchkin71]

I don't understand,if it's so toxic there and a health risk how is everything flourishing and not dead.

[@MrG77]

Humans are so susceptible to radiation and cancers. The plants and wildlife were on this planet long before us. Its the same as Chernobyl.🙏

[@christophevercauteren5408]

Great vid Dave loved it mate!thanks

[@barbkeil-burton6894]

Hi Dave & 2 Guys!! 😉 Japan Earthquake 2011 So Sad that the People Can`t Go Back & Live There or Get Their Belongings!! If the Red Zone is Full of Radiation, why are there Birds Chirping & Across the Way on the Streets, Cars Go By? Beautiful Flowering Trees & Bushes All in Bloom!! Wow, Lots of Cars & Trucks Left There!! Terrible that the People Can`t Go Visit Their Loved Ones in the Cemetery! As of Earthquakes April 4, 2024 a 4.7 Earthquake Happened New York City USA & Surrounding Areas Felt the Trembling!! Thanks Guys for Checking Out This Abandoned Japanese Earthquake Area!!💯 Take care on Your Next Journey & Safe Travels!! ❤ Love You Loads, Barb from Central Illinois USA❣

[@tomlubega6895]

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[@cjsanglingadventures3660]

Just shows what no pollution and humans do...the place is thriving with wild life,plants and trees are thriving and if you look at the house windows they are still clean...keep up the good work 👍

[@RBodge1234]

And you should have been arrested. So you and your viewers know, radioactive ☢️ materials emit radiation. If you touch materials like dirt, dust, goo or whatever there is that is contaminated with radioactive material, then that stuff emits radiation for potentially a very long time depending on the isotope type. If you didn't have a radiation meter with you, then you have absolutely no idea what kind of radiation dose you received. You can not smell, taste, hear or see RADIATION. You can however feel the effects of being exposed to radiation. Depending on the dose level it will start like a mild sunburn but as your soft tissue cells in your throat, stomach and intestines die, then your skin will begin to blister like it was burned. Since the living cells of your body are dying faster than you can regrow them, you perish from a very painful and agonizing death. Great efforts are taken to try to protect stupid people from getting exposed accidentally. But you just can't overcome the laws of nature. Evolution will weed out the unfit to progress with life. Radioactive materials can be a powerful tool used to achieve fabulous outcomes and is used everyday safely. It's used to generate electricity, for medicines to fight cancer, to take pictures of broken bones, to measure material density's in manufacturing, construction and many many more beneficial ways. That said, it's dangerous if disrespected and not handled properly. Your viewers see you walking around a "RED" zone like its some kind of joke and isn't harmful. Problem is, you don't know. Without a "gieger counter" to measure the dose rate, you could have received a fatal dose. Time, distance and sheilding are midigating factors that keep us safe from exposure. Stay far away behind dense materials like lead stone or steel or keep your time of exposure to the radiation as short as possible. Don't intentionally pick up and pocket souvenirs or collect particals of dust in your hair and on your pant legs or shirt sleeves. Sure the particles will be small but it all depends on which isotope to know how powerful even a single grain of sand can be. That's how you protect yourself. You will most likely live but never, ever knowingly get up on radioactive materials that are emitting radiation and especially without any kind of equipment to measure the dosages. Educate yourself on the dangers that are present. Don't just jump in the ocean and hope to swim. First learn to swim before getting in the water. Warn your viewers.

[@devanarayananv.v7058]

Thanking you for your valuable information. Its helpful.

[@DaveD2488]

Seems like you have a lot of good knowledge regarding this. So I will ask my question to you. And I'm not trying to be a smartass asking this either, I really want to know. If there is a lot of radiation in that area, how can the trees and the vegetation and the birds and any other wild life be thriving in that area as you can see and hear?

[@GordonIsFreeman]

@@DaveD2488 same as in chernobyl it changes structures of vegetation and their dna but trees dont die because of it, also there could be potential strays in these areas they live but not long and because of radiation they cant reproduce most likely, as in chernobyls case as disaster was long time there is dogs and cats living there now as also people were living there really small amount before war. But watching these boys going here without geigher counter is pure gore for me. They never knew when they were in VERY RED ZONE. For people radiation is just more deadly than to anything else, same as for kennels. Birds i dont know they stay up high the higher you stay the less radiation there is. Most radiotion is on the grond and in the ground

[@DaveD2488]

@@GordonIsFreeman Good point. Very dangerous and risky. If they were contaminated think of what they do to others they come in contact with. Wonder if anyone is working on ways to counter act or cleanup the effects of these types of situations. Man comes up with ways to destroy things need to come up with ways it. It's crazy! Thanks for the reply.

[@GordonIsFreeman]

@@DaveD2488 The most dangerous thing in here as they didn't have gheigher mether i see they even don't properly understand radiation at all. Without the meter they could get some particle or even hot particle on their clothes and just die, and if they are all in the same room radiation posioning could be for everyone, you almost had to leave all your clothes there and bring new ones after the trip if you dont even have meter. Yes Japanese are working there i saw some kind of documentary you can find it in youtube. This disaster is not that bad in terms as chernobyl were but still they are shoveling surfaces of sands and so on, so the less radiation would be on the ground. There is this one dude in my country who makes trips to chernobyl with people, BUT he also were in fukushima few years ago, he mostly never got out of the pawement/road, because he knows the dangers, and these guys was in fucking grass as tall as their heads... what the hell

[@xenonium07]

that room with the shelf full of cigarettes is weirdly ironic for some reason

[@davidh328]

Eerie place for sure. Watched the whole video. Cheers Dave 👍🏻

[@melissaward9031]

So Erie there, thank you for showing us! Dave I just wanna say again that I have the utmost RESPECT for you because you are so respectful of all these places and properties and even to not walk on top of those vehicles at the end..... I really appreciate you Dave and respect you for it.💗

[@FJB-TRUMP2024]

And them houses aren’t in bad shape

[@dastarr1423]

How bad can it actually be? The birds are all happily singing. Remember when the miners would take birds into the mines to make sure there were no poisonous gases so it must be cleaner then they are telling you. Plus the trees are all blooming and alive. The birds sound awesome!!!!

[@wendythomas5237]

Great video and the lilac wisteria looked beautiful growing through and around the vehicles xx

[@tammyasbury6517]

Apocalyptic,gives eerie feeling,thanks Dave ,that's a lot of walking

[@Krankenschwester1]

Love the bird sounds. The birds are quite happy there. 😀 How long do they have to stay away, I wonder? Beautiful neighborhood. Such a lonely feeling to this town now.😒 Thanks for the risky and dangerous explore. Very interesting. Those must be cicadas and frogs at night. Thanks for the awesome drone footage. The only living person other than yourselves is that guy with umbrella probably a guard.😄

[@AWE83]

They will never be able to return

[@Crosshatch1212]

Fook ash ima was fully cleaned up by Martin fleshman etc ,

[@daisy8599]

Hi Dave, Thank you for exploring this amazing place. Keep them coming. Stay safe

[@jemmahill4369]

Wow! This is incredible. I'm so jealous of your Japanese adventures. This street looks like it could have been a set from The Walking Dead! X

[@elizabethkujawinski3240]

Waa a very interesting find you guys made. Yet didn't understand at the beginning why they were abandoned until you spoke of it later. Doesn't seem like much damage, but the government out their is different all around. At least they could have come back if given permission so sad to see that town area wiped out. Thanks I enjoyed this.

[@danshuda8629]

Why did everyone have to leave do you know

[@michelrood2966]

​@@danshuda8629 WATCH the video and listen to find out

[@CATSCRATCH52]

Was really great to see you 3 guys rolling together again in such a far away place!

[@user-nu4ms6hh9w]

Another great Fukushima video Dave, I have enjoyed the series so far and am hoping you have some more:) thank you 🔥👏🏻👍🏻😊

[@angeladetrizio9522]

Thank you for an excellent video. The video is interesting and informative. Love your channel ❤️💗

[@Wistful77]

Wow, Frozen in time. Very dark darkness. Thank you for the tour!

[@annamariejohnson5994]

Hi Dave, absolutely love the tune at the end, be safe and careful x

[@maryannpietryka2561]

So very very sad to leave your home with all memories left behind, Exploring by your self made me think about you being the only one alive after a major disaster. Gets you thinking about that if you were the only one that survived what would you do where would you go??????Loved it and glad no one got caught and made it safe to the car, the noises in the back ground sounded like crickets and frogs Keep up the good work. the drone footage was awesome. All take care and stay safe❤❌

[@TheShowgirl25]

That was some real Abandoned World Exploring Dave. Well done! The strange noise you heard in the dark sounds like frogs.

[@donnababi5767]

Ohhhh my favorite Explorer...will watch now❤

[@TriciaPuckett]

I love being an early bird! Love you guys.

[@helenburt5656]

Wow thank you guys for sharing this . What an amazing experience for you guys . Happy you all got out safely

[@michellesebold4517]

Great video! Love watching your stuff. I appreciate you and all you do so we can see these places we would not get to see. 💕💕💕 Stay safe!

[@ThursdayASMR]

Everyone show Dave your support and click the like button!! This is absolutely amazing footage Dave!! Thank you for all your hard work! ❤

[@AWE83]

Means allot to me.x

[@lucywebber3588]

I love this very much ❤ thanks Dave for risk in your liberty 😮😊

[@alexandraayeone1470]

Saving this to watch later thank you guys!! ❤

[@clivericmond5889]

Don't forget to smash the like button everyone really helps dave 😊

[@ChristineHerrington-cv1kg]

I really enjoyed this , all the interesting places you visit and peaceful apart from the lovely birds singing . Great video and glad you never got caught 😊🙏

[@donnachristakakis8232]

I absolutely love the Japan episodes thanks to Dave's great work I can't get over how the houses are so close together and the roads are so small I loved the video and stay safe with COVID ❤

[@tawilso]

New subscriber here. I can't remember how I discovered your channel but I really enjoy your content. There's something so fascinating about these homes and communities now left to nature. I try to imagine what it was like when people lived in these places.

[@Cindy-luvjpfe]

Dave you guys are so brave I was so scared for you all, and when it got dark and those creepy sounds started I was praying you guys were able to get safely. Thanks for this video and take care.

[@sarah3136]

At least nature can survive in peace here without interference and abuse from humans

[@nigelstringerNVS]

Great to see you back over there, keep up these fabulous videos.

[@sheilasheila9973]

I always enjoy seeing my Favorite Abandoned Explorer out & about! I so enjoy your calming voice,your tender care & love for the Abandoned places you explore and the wonderful footage you take. This was a scary one,creepy. I hope one day you can come to the USA and especially visit South Carolina where there are many Abandoned explores and creepy locations too. You would be only #1 of only 2 Abandoned Explorers that I would feel safe exploring with and that would be a dream come true! Please say a Howdy to Mark for me and I pray you are having an amazing day! Blessings from SC❤🕊🙋‍♀️👍🌻

[@victoriajackson2372]

You're definitely braver than I am! I really love your work.

[@janicehatcher2843]

Dave you really do take us to some amazing places and the sounds of those birds is really lovely you and the guys stay safe out their ❤x

[@DavidMantle139]

Epic, i just love explores like this, so risky but totally fascinating.

[@tinaspencer85]

Gosh, Dave, thank you for this video. Please stay safe!!!! Xx

[@dianakardum6150]

Fabulous video! Love the car graveyard! So many! Stay well Dave, Josh and Mo

[@BIEGAMPOWSI]

Amazing place. Something beautiful. Best regards from Poland 🇵🇱

[@traceymagee]

I think the little car with the pop up headlights was A Toyota Retra

[@heidismith2077]

That would be so cool, a bit creepy, but so peaceful to live in a town where there is nobody around lol, like living in a make shift apocalypse but free to do whatever you want in your own home, and just live life in total bliss.

[@elizabethmcguire3817]

Very cool video! Loved it! I think the sound at the end was frogs croaking in Japanese. Sounds a little different than frogs croaking in American, but still frogs. 😊

[@lansesteiner3563]

Soooo…. What’s the back story. Wandering around and not telling us what happened and was abandoned.

[@Forrest-Lump]

You don't know the story of Fukushima??where do you live?on the moon?😂😂😂

[@Forrest-Lump]

Ever heard something about Chernobyl?

[@lansesteiner3563]

@@Forrest-Lump never heard of it

[@Queen16333]

Wow, not being a smart ass here ~ how old are you? I’m wondering if this is taught in schools? EVERYONE should know. I hated history in school so never paid much attention but some things are important..

[@lansesteiner3563]

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[@user-ju4rc6yg4s]

Wonderful Explore Thanks Dave you gave us what we are not able to see God Bless Stay Healthy Cheers

[@lisaturner3130]

Thank you Dave for taking the risks you do to bring us these videos, l for one am very great full.

[@terrybailey1628]

WoW ...another fab one! What a wonderful experience. ❤ to you Mark & families x

[@user-ot6lk4qq2p]

All i can say is awsome explore, i truly feel sadness for all those people and families Glad you all made it out without getting caught❤✌️

[@BelindaAmaro]

So scary. Don’t you get scared to go into places? I love 💕 watching you because it’s interesting and I love 💕 to hear the stories and how you tell them. Just be careful. I so love 💕 to watch your videos. Yo you do a very good job sir🤗 God Bless you.🙏

[@AnneSmith-mu2ph]

Great as always Dave sending lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️

[@joannewaterhouse183]

Wow what an expic vid bet it was a beautiful place before the disaster my heart gos out for the people whom lived through it and had to start over again 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 x

[@SugarplumFairy01]

The birds sound so Beautiful 😍

[@shoaibsf6897]

Everything left behind, so beautiful homes, beautiful roads , also trees all around blooming but no human living at this place, so sad

[@jouvellemcwatters169]

Great exploration, but sad also . Watching from Australia 🇦🇺.

[@soniajones2543]

Wow what a vast amount left behind , the people who lived here must of been terrified , looks very dodgy so please be careful and try not to get nicked 😂if you do l will send a map and shovel , seriously Dave safety first and thank you for putting yourself in harms way to give us the best exploration ever ❤❤

[@user-ix2gq8si9g]

Really enjoyed your video.loved the scenery at the end

[@sylviacox5159]

Awesome video, keep up the good work. ❤

[@MrG77]

The lush greenery and birds are a promising sign. But that first house had the grass cut so someone must be doing stuff there.🙏

[@user-rv7fb5mu1d]

Dave it's dangerous there you shouldn't of gone there putting your life at risk please don't do it again 😮

[@michaelirizarry5037]

really sad and tragic what happened there. great explore dude.

[@Knockseekfind]

Great video Thankyou for sharing 👍stay safe 🙏❤️

[@carolannelodwick3995]

Thank you that was Epic .! 😊

[@steinasaedal]

I was stationed in Japan but not there. lol what is beautiful in the video is how nature and the birds are singing 🎵

[@Bronson1886]

Wow that would bother me that I couldn't even take my car or possessions and can't even visit my deceased loved ones omg . It's crazy explain to me what exactly happened ? And how long ago?

[@anitaward6724]

Absolutely brilliant video full respect amazing

[@adamwainwright9658]

Holy sh!t... I've been watching your videos for a while, I thought I was subscribed already 🤦‍♂️ thanks for the reminder, I subscribed, finally 😅 I love the content, keep it rolling in brother 👍👌

[@jeffpotter5786]

Hey man, it sounds like you could use an inhaler you might need to be put on one. Your breathing is too heavy. It’s not normal See the doctor

[@temmytnatl]

I was just thinking to myself I need to see another one of your video's just to hear ya say NAY-Cha! (or nature in the US) hehe keep up the video's we enjoy your energy and love of what you do! Shared this on my social. LOVE YA LOADS!

[@petewood8408]

God I wish our roads was good as those dave😂😂

[@Callycat1161]

You guys are very brave going in there..scary...risky on all kinds of levels..thank you for this video..

[@BrentTheGent1]

Well this more than deserved a sub and thumbs up mate.

[@JB-js4xi]

All the animal life...birds carrying on, snakes, critters of all kinds are flourishing in their solitude without people. Awesome video! When Fukashima happened i was expecting my 3ds....and was afraid if would be held in import custody forever due to possible contamination. Of course I was freaked out we all might die, too. I was a teen when Chernobyl went off so Fukashima was pretty terrifying. I really cant believe people not knowing what happened at Fukashima if they were on earth when it happened.

[@mimig474]

I would really block out the license plates. Japan is strict when it comes to privacy also. Please be careful & aware.

[@Claire-be4gd]

Enjoyed watching Dave , i think your all brave , my Anxieties would be through the roof walking ❤

[@deerichards776]

Great video guys keep them coming 😊

[@devanarayananv.v7058]

Excellent video.... all the best to the team.

[@lisap5307]

Really awesome explore! ❤❤

[@traceysuggers4785]

Thank you for sharing this with us all be safe as always

[@Callycat1161]

It's so eerie and apocalyptic..great video!!