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The project has repeatedly come up in discussions between officials from Russia and Japan. During Russian President Vladimir Putin's first term in office, the Kremlin greatly intensified its outreach to Japan, the world's third biggest economy. Russia's plan was to build a 28-mile (45 km)
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In July 2018, Russia's president Vladimir Putin commissioned an analysis of a proposal to build a bridge to Sakhalin Island. Putin said that the project is very important for Sakhalin residents and would be a major factor in encouraging people to remain in the region. It would also boost the
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bridge between the two countries that could link Moscow to Tokyo by land and rail. Putin reignited speculation about the long-rumored project in 2017, when he announced that a land link between Russia and Japan would have “planetary” significance.
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between Hokkaido and Honshu, currently the longest undersea tunnel in the world and second-longest railway tunnel. This would allow connections to the rest of the Japanese rail network.
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development of Khabarovsk Territory. He said that he has instructed the government to analyse this matter, particularly its economic aspects.
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As well as the great cost and engineering difficulty, there may be political problems, particularly in regard to the
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Russian officials again raised the idea of a bridge or tunnel to connect Sakhalin with Hokkaido in 2013.
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between Russia and Japan. The Japanese government's initial reaction has been positive towards the idea.
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The tunnel would span roughly 40–45 kilometres (25–28 mi) between Sakhalin's
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for 45-kilometre (28-mile), making it the longest bridge in the world.
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On 16 January 2009, the Russian Vice-Minister of Transport,
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Electrification: 25 kV 50 Hz AC overhead lines
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Loading gauge: 4.1 m wide and 6.15 m tall
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Sea of Japan
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Legend
Sakhalin Railway
Nogliki
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
Sakhalin Railway
Korsakov
La Pérouse Strait
Sakhalin Oblast
RU
Hokkaido
Prefecture
JP
Wakkanai
Minami-Wakkanai
Toyotomi
Horonobe
Teshio-Nakagawa
Otoineppu
Bifuka
Nayoro
Shibetsu
Seikan Tunnel
Tsugaru Strait
Hokkaido
Honshu

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