Nippon No Haikyo, probably the most famous Japanese book about urban exploration / haikyo since it was recommended plenty of times by both Japanese and foreign blogs because of its huge amount of maps, recommended Yashima as one of the top abandoned places in West Japan. In my opinion Nippon No Haikyo is vastly overrated – [...]
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The Lost Ruins Of Mount Yashima
Posted in Demolished, Hiking, Hotel / Ryokan, House, Japan, Kagawa, Map, Restaurant, Sacred Site, Shikoku, Visited in 2011 on 2011/11/28 | 2 Comments »
Ishikiri Shrine in Himeji
Posted in Abandoned, Hyogo, Japan, Kansai, Sacred Site, Video, Visited in 2010 on 2011/10/15 | Leave a Comment »
Ever since I visited the abandoned Ishikiri Shrine in Himeji I am asking myself which kind of places are really worth writing about. I’ve been to demolished places places before and after – but are they really worth writing about? How about historical places like castles or forts – especially when used as tourist spots? [...]
The Lost Subterranean Shrine
Posted in Abandoned, Asia, Japan, Kansai, Mie, Sacred Site, Visited in 2010 on 2010/11/11 | 15 Comments »
After I came back to Japan from my trip to Germany (meeting family and friends) and Ukraine (visiting Prypiat and Chernobyl) I kinda lost my drive a bit – living in Japan is way more wearing than you might think and which haikyo could really compete with an abandoned city in the middle of a [...]
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