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Russian travel writer Viktor Pinchuk presents book Japan for free in Simferopol, Crimea

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Tuesday, August 1, 2023

On July 17, Russian Wikinews attended Russian travel writer Viktor Pinchuk's presentation on his book Japan for free ((ru))Russian language: ‍Япония даром, describing his travel in that nation, in the V. A. Zhukovsky Library, in Simferopol, Crimea.

Pinchuk described his "hobo tourism" ((ru))Russian language: ‍бомж-тур method, similar to backpacking. With islands Honshu, Shikoku and small Enoshima among his destinations, Pinchuk said practicing "hobo tourism" was difficult in the weather conditions of this winter trip.

Attendees took a "virtual tour" of Japan by reviewing photos.

  • A poster for the presentation.
    A poster for the presentation.
  • Introduction.
    Introduction.
  • A slideshow.
    A slideshow.
  • The book.
    The book.
  • Pinchuk.
    Pinchuk.
  • Pinchuk autographing a copy donated to the library.
    Pinchuk autographing a copy donated to the library.
  • The author and attendees.
    The author and attendees.

Illustrations from the book


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This is a complete or partial translation of the article "ЯПОНИЯ ДАРОМ, презентация книги российского путешественника Виктора Пинчука", from the Russian language Wikinews.

This is a complete or partial translation of the article "ЯПОНИЯ ДАРОМ, презентация книги российского путешественника Виктора Пинчука", from the Russian language Wikinews.
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  • Mbuk Cbs. ЯПОНИЯ ДАРОМ, презентация книги прошла в Симферополе — Ria.city, July 17, 2023 (Russian)
  • Презентация авторской книги российского путешественника, коренного крымчанина, родившегося в Симферополе, Виктора Валериевича Пинчука. — Visit Simferopol, July 17, 2023 (date of access) (Russian)


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