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Description: Located in what is now Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia, the Sakhalin Regional Museum was home to the prefectural government of Karafuto during the period of time the Japanese ran the southern half of Sakhalin. At the end of World War II, the Soviet Union seized the remaining part of the island, repatriated the ethnic Japanese and some of their local allies to Hokkaido and other parts of Japan, and converted the structure into a museum.
Stats:
Lot size: 6x5
Civic jobs: $ - 120, $$ - 460, $$$ - 110
Plop cost (bulldoze): 111,000 (100)
Maintenance: 150
Water: 21
Power: 11
Pollution: 1/1/15/0 @ 1/2/0/0
Dependencies:
Disclaimer: Some creative license has been used and this is not an exact portrayal of this building.
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