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I Traveled Around Japan Exploring Its Abandoned Places
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Two years ago, I went to Japan to photograph derelict buildings around the country.
From love hotels to theme parks or decayed houses, I explored another part of this incredible country. I could tell so many stories that lie behind these images, but I prefer to let your imagination do the work. Here are the most particular places I had the chance to photograph.
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#1
Abandoned Hotel Overgrown By Nature
Final score:
34points
#2
Abandoned Onsen In An Hotel
Final score:
33points
#3
Abandoned Love Hotel
Final score:
30points
#7
Abandoned Vintage Hotel
Final score:
22points
#11
Abandoned Doctor House
Final score:
21points
#13
Abandoned Hotel
Final score:
18points
#14
Abandoned Pachinko Game
Final score:
18points
Diver Driver 2 years ago
I have been to those in Japan and the activity was like Vegas Slots on steroids.
#15
The Western Village
Final score:
17points
#16
Abandoned Hotel Room
Final score:
17points
#18
The Western Village
Final score:
15points
#19
Derelict Ocher Factory
Final score:
13points
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These places would be amazing to see in person. All the abandoned places around me are gutted by drug addicts, boarded up, or burnt down, no where you would feel save going to check out.
Same here, in Vancouver BC Canada. Druggies/homeless population here is crazy huge and they steal everything in sight
What a great pictorial. Brought back memories from 30 years ago.
How on earth do you find these places? To think that all of this is in Japan. It blows my mind. :³
Probably left over after Fukushima and still radioactive
These places would be amazing to see in person. All the abandoned places around me are gutted by drug addicts, boarded up, or burnt down, no where you would feel save going to check out.
Same here, in Vancouver BC Canada. Druggies/homeless population here is crazy huge and they steal everything in sight
What a great pictorial. Brought back memories from 30 years ago.
How on earth do you find these places? To think that all of this is in Japan. It blows my mind. :³
Probably left over after Fukushima and still radioactive