Exploring the remains of Empire of Japan in China | Xinjing, Manchukuo - the city that doesn’t exist

Many of you have seen the movie ’The Last Emperor’ which tells the story of the last emperor of Qing Dynasty who then went on to be ruler of Manchukuo - the puppet state under Japanese rule. Imperial Japan had chosen to set up shop in what is now the city of Changchun located in the heart of Manchuria, and the capital of present day Jilin Province. Japan created the capital of Machukuo and called it 新京 (Shinkyō in Japanese and Xīnjīng in Mandarin). They designed and built this city which served as their capital for ten years (from 1935 until their hasty departure in 1945). In this video, I’ll take you too see the remnants of colonial Japan. You can see what Japan built and how those buildings look today. You might be surprised by what you’re about to see in this video. Making this video was truly an unforgettable experience and I hope you will all enjoy it. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! If you enjoyed this video please don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE! Also, if you’d like to go the extra mile in supporting me, you can do so by checking me out on Patreon or Buy Me A Coffee. Links below: SUPPORT me on Patreon: SUPPORT me on Buy me a Coffee: