Miyazaki Clinic | Haikyo: Abandoned Japan

Shirawai Village is lost in the mountains in Saitama Prefecture.

The Saitama Countryside Clinic looks like a boring house from the outside.

Yamamoto Grand Center is an old and quite famous SPA built into a rock.

The Royal House is the most interesting haikyo I've ever been to.

The Hoshino Kimono Shop is a very lonely two-storey house on the border of a road in Ibaraki.

Ibaraki Higashi Hospital is one of the rare "modern but wooden" hospitals that aren't demolished yet.

Kappa Onsen Hotel is the most infamously huge haikyo hotel I've ever seen.

The Kaso School and the Ozaku Village really came as a surprise.

The Pearl Love Hotel is, to be honest, one the worst haikyo I ever visited.

Murakashi Mine is another limestone mine in Japan that has been left rusting in peace.

The so called "Block Art" is an old barbecue place, stuck again a dangerous cliff.

The Toshiba Employee Center is not a famous haikyo but it contains quite a lot of stuff: floppy disks, CDs, and other company materials.

The Scarecrow School belongs to an old and sad village in Yamanashi.

Crumbled wooden houses, grass and trees recovered everything, farming and forestry tools everywhere.

Ikeshima Mine is not so popular among haikyo hunters.

Katashima was a training center for the Japanese kamikazes during World War II.

There was a hotel with many rooms, a restaurant, a gym and, of course, the aquatic park itself with sliding tubes and swimming pools.

The Fukamori School is an old, traditional looking school, in the mountains of Tokushima.

We found the Minami Pachinko in a boring neighborhood of Tokushima.

It's a suspicious decaying sign on the road that lead us to this abandoned hotel, called the Shangri-La.

New Muroto Sky Resort in Shikoku is probably the weirdest shaped haikyo.

My god, it is full of stars!

The Young People Plaza consists of a museum and a gigantic memorial (25 meters high tower) which pay tribute to the young people who died during World War II.

Jumbo Club Awaji Island is now a hotel that belongs to the stray cats.

The Nazi Museum is really a weird location and almost impossible to enter (and I didn't).

ホテルセリーヌは栃木にある廃墟ラブホテルだ。

Ashio Mine is probably the most (in)famous copper mine in Japan.

The Snake Laboratory is located in a Snake Research Center, still in operations.

Akasaka Restaurant can be found next to a love hotel which has the same name, on the shore of the Tamako Lake.

Akasaka Love Hotel is a very colorful one, but the rooms are clearly old-fashioned.

The Queen Love Hotel is one of the numerous abandoned love hotels around the Tamako Lake.

This infamous doctor's office also contains human organs, and among them, the horrendous Nichitsu Brain!

Okutama Ropeway is located at the top of a little hill, and is now hidden behind a tennis court (also abandoned).

Nichitsu Ghost Town covers a vaste area filled up with apartments, a post office, a town hall, a school and a clinic.

Tetsudokyo Bridge Kachidoki is found between Kachidoki and Toyosu.

The New Sky Building is a massive and impressive warship-like building in Shinjuku.

The Shimoda View Hotel is a very old and quite famous haikyo, located on the Izu Peninsula.

SPG House is a hotel in the neighborhood of Yamanakako Lake.

The Yamanakako Sanyo Securities Training Center features 3 buildings: a dormitory (with an attached bath-house), a training / conference building, and a security vault.

The Kurotake Drive-In is a really scary UFO-looking building, surrounded by signs stating that we are not welcome inside.

Motikoshi Mine was an ore mine that closed prematurely in 1978.

Seigoshi Mine was an ore mine.

Kashima Naval Air Factory was used during World War II.

The Queen Chateau Soapland is a fantastic soapland (turkish bath) / love hotel in Ibaraki.

Okawa Grand Hotel is abandoned, but not lonely.

The Skynet Pachinko is a very interesting abandoned amusement parlor, located in Ibaraki.

The Heian Wedding Hall was once a nice place for people to get married in Japan.

Here we are in the middle of the mountains, in the Izu Peninsula.

Toyo Bowl is an abandoned bowling.

The Nihon BE Research Establishment was a place for people to work on enhancing their brain power.