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On Monday, Russian Wikinews attended Russian travel writer Viktor Pinchuk's presentation of his book "Japan for free", which describes his travel adventures while in the land of the rising sun.
The event was held in the Zhukovsky Library, located in the center of the Crimean capital.
The author described the journey, which included the islands of Honshu, Shikoku and tiny Enoshima, as one of the most difficult in his practice: it was more difficult and problematic to use previously tried methods in winter than in the usual conditions of the "eternal summer" countries.
Attendees took a "virtual tour of Japan" by reviewing photos, including both those published in the print edition and those not included; they learned what hobo tourism is and what its basic principles are.
Poster presentation
Introductory part
Photo demonstration
Book cover
Viktor Pinchuk
An autographed copy donated to the library
Author and listeners
A slow-moving train for the non-rich
Okayama, evening street
Kamakura cemetery is a haven for the deceased and informal travelers.
The pond in front of Tōdai-ji Golden Hall
Tokyo Tower
This is a complete or partial translation of the article "ЯПОНИЯ ДАРОМ, презентация книги российского путешественника Виктора Пинчука", from the Russian language Wikinews, published under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License.
Russian travel writer Viktor Pinchuk presents his book Japan for free in Simferopol, Crimea