The ironman of travel Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

Mysterious Island Easter Island has a sad history of ending the Island's civilization in 1862 by hunting slaves by ship.

The Islanders live slowly and leisurely with nature, which is peculiar to southern countries. Household goods are brought from Santiago, Chile. I envy the consumption tax, income tax, and inhabitant tax as "zero" due to the tax incentive system on remote Islands. Only one Japanese couple on the Island has acquired permanent residence for 10 years and is living a comfortable life.

The mystery of the Moai statue built 1300 years ago. Why was it built and when did it collapse? A mysterious historical world heritage site is a mysterious Island wrapped in many veils. Over 40 collapsed stone statues have been restored. The 15 bodies in Tongariki, the largest on the Island, are proud to know that Japanese companies are contributing to the restoration.

There is no cloud at the airport where I got off. The runway extending straight is 3300m. "Why?" NASA built an airport for an emergency landing of a satellite. The height of the sky and the Island breeze of the South Pacific are a little chilly, but I feel very comfortable. A huge stone statue on an isolated Island in the sea I am very interested in "moai".　

Moai's faces are different one by one

A wild horse that runs along the coastline dashingly

Use your horse to move the Island

Kotetsu (wife) and Yuko Mogami

Moai hat

15 moai statues that Japanese companies cooperated in reconstruction

Tahiti-Easter Island LAN Airlines

A stone statue of Moai in the sea? It's not weathered so much that it doesn't seem to have sunk in the sea. One week is too little to discover the charm of the Island. The mysterious moai veil of "Easter Island" has finally arrived Introducing "archeology" and trying to clarify it.

3000m runway (for NASA satellite emergency landing)

Prologue

From Kansai International Airport to Mataveri Airport on Easter Island via Narita-Tahiti 14000km boarding time, 16 hours in total. Adjust the time difference between Tahiti and Easter Island. An Island so far away that the body is unlikely to keep up with the time difference.

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